PKCali.COM - Parkour (feat. David Belle & Cyril Raffaelli)

[channadunu]

Where are the real stars a*** Holes

[TheDemdem66]

wow cliff ive never seen you with long hair and did you change the class cuz it was never like that for me

[trACEurace]

@TheDemdem66 Cliff didn't upload this video, and that class has since changed quite a bit, yes. This video is from several years ago.

[Isaacconquest]

Only beef I have with the rolls is that they were taught in a gym. Teaching rolls on concrete is the way to go, if you do something wrong you know because it really hurts. In a gym you can do the wrong thing and never realise until you try and learn it outside.

[Phlipification]

@Isaacconquest Everyone told me my rolls were sublime, including dive rolls. I only found out I was doing them wrong because when I landed, the side of my foot would smack the concrete. So I agree, but the technique is something people should do on grass or a gym. Then do it on concrete to know whether or not they have got it completely.

[Isaacconquest]

@Phlipification The only problem is, after training on grass or in a gym, you get in to the habit of doing your rolls wrong. In the parkour classes I've helped teach, we get the students to roll on concrete straight away (after some exercises on the concrete first to help get the feeling for it) and there's very few problems.

[Phlipification]

@Isaacconquest Fair enough, I just know a lot of people aren't fully confident in just going straight onto concrete, the best way for them in my opinion to gain the confidence. Is to try in a gym or just on grass first.

[TheLeolo2]

That's very grat! Congratulation! Si vous voulez voir un bon film de David Bell, il y a "Insbruck Parkour"... Thank you for the film! Danke für den Film, David!!! Merci beaucoup!

[metalislav]

does anyone knows if there is a place like that close to san clemente Ca?

[carl114CZ]

5:56 I would have fell down xD How to prove this to stop? xP

[a2hunts]

Hey,

I live in CA Manteca,near Sacramento and Stockton.

Is there anybody in Manteca,Tracy,Lodi or something close to that,that can teach me?

[sanjeevx007JamesBond]

This video has showed me about how parkour can influence your mental obstacles by overcoming phsyical ones.

[realderekbrothers]

david belle reached the point of evolution were he isnt an ordinary human hes super human nobody gets up so fast after that fall trust me its hard to act a fall like that and say im ok XD

[masteroftables]

WOW i had seen that belle footage before, but i didnt know it was in my own backyard. stunning

[roblafd1]

what gym is that??? where can i find an open gym/ pkcali session near rancho cucamonga?

[BryanBrown7]

Good Video.

And yes there is so many ways to roll.

[MadStaminaJumpen]

Hey all im from Lithuania.

Im almost 15 years old.

I speak english pretty well so im searching for a group age wouldnt mater if i would be respected same as others.

Im going to London for this summer 2010

June 20 to i dont know till few weeks left till the summer is over so i have a little experience in Parkour i trained with my friends here in Lithuania so im searching for same activity in London.

My skype is : deividas109(name deivid) =]

You can contact me anytime when im on.

Peace.

[MultiMrParkour]

very nice video

[ryanst0mpz]

haha they teach parkour in gyms?

[eldesteagle]

me and my friends started doing parkour where decent but the best place we could find to practice was our school. theres a couple of other really nice spots near where i live but the school is definitely the best. i kinda wish i lived in L.A. it would be so much easier to train lol.

[ilikestuffguy]

a few days ago i tryed my first turn vault it was succesful but i do arnis a filipino martial art using sticks and some parts of my hand has small blisters soo when i did it some skin of my hand broke

[ilikestuffguy]

where i live i cant find any good place to parkour.if ur wondering were i live in the phillippines

[aguguwin]

use your imagination. whatever is an obstacle can be used for training.  learn to think differently.

[PKRunner59]

When I first started parkour, I thought the same thing. I didnt understand parkour and I was always complaining that their was nothing to train with.After about three months of training, It was like the world just opened up to me, and I can see every obstacle  that I couldnt see before. Parkour is deffinitly the sport I have been looking for.

[Parkour09Taylorific]

not a sport

[TeamGarryProductions]

im joining parkour soon

[kiltropablinho]

crap

[fsatis]

teacher's pratice sucks

[HirokoFuji]

What do you mean?

[fsatis]

Low practice level

[Killalot2012]

I was thinking the same thing. He's good, but a lot of the stuff is move, break, move, break etc. He doesn't have as good flow as a lot of other tracuers, although he is trying to fix that, obviously.

[ichmagmilk]

wow thx for uppload

[Halifax888]

everything is so right.

good made video!

[kofkyoris]

I apologize because i don't complete the video sorry

[noxteryn]

wat

[drumdOG79]

The black guy with the fro and the red shirt is Ace. Cool kid, really talented.

[trACEurace]

@drumdOG79 Lol, Thanks Jordan.

[Flodakillen]

Really NICE!!! Love this video!! Amazing kong cat by david!! :) keep it up!!

[FlowmotionParkour]

why r u telling people to put their fists on the floor when they role?

thats wrong and if u do it outside u will get hurt. u put ur hand flat out.

and theres no david belle or cyril raffaelli in this vid so why r their names there?

[noxteryn]

I'm afraid you're wrong.

I've been rolling like that for more than 7 years, and was never injured because of that.

Plus, DB and CR are featured in this video; I don't know how you missed them.

[FlowmotionParkour]

oh soz m8 ;)

but ur roles are not right if u put ur fist on the floor cause its just not how its done

[noxteryn]

Nah, there are thousands of correct ways to roll.

:)

[FlowmotionParkour]

thousands of correct ways

but only one optimum way

[Smiidi22]

no thats not right because every body is different so you have to find the war that fits best for you ... there is no perfect form of a roll

[realderekbrothers]

@FlowmotionParkour well actually its a good roll the only important part is to roll form one side to the other one if u start with the right side youll end the roll at the left thats the most important part of the roll

[MrRainpe]

@FlowmotionParkour ...how the hell did you miss David Belle??? He was right there doing his usual ninja stuff!!

[realderekbrothers]

@MrRainpe ninja stuff /:( dude just say parkour call it by its name man XD

[prehensilety]

I was just there this past weekend, parkouring with some buddies. It's weird seeing the place David Belle bailed at. Still though, UCLA is an AWESOME place to train! LOTS of stuff to train on/with

[shortaflip]

Cool, but parkour isn't a verb.

[prehensilety]

it can be. Lee Parker says it is. And he's never wrong.

[IamBrambi]

5/5 oooh I love it

[atb1248]

A masterpiece video. Congratulation 5/5

[oasis3293]

this video has been so helpful thanks loads, its true till you do it you will understand what parkour is about. you gotta feel IT

[remy5858]

daivd belle is so cool

[cristi21vk]

lamitica ostia de david belle en la q va a acer un gato brazo y se resbala lo q no se ve esq logo vuelve a acerlo y le sale

es el mejor sin duda

[narutowa]

look at 6:05 in slow motion (click by click if you can't slo-mo it), in the giant 14 ft cat leap, david's feet reach the wall at the same height than his hands, then he changes to the cat leap position and there is when he slips O_o HE REACHES THAT HEIGHT WITH HTHE FEET!!!

[weloveyoudimebag]

where is that gym for training and stuff?

i wanna train and learn from other traceurs but idk where to go lol

[Metalflapje]

nice video i realy learnd much of it

thx hope that there are comming more of this cined of video's :)

[weloveyoudimebag]

where in la are these spots? i live here and idk where they are lol

[SpecOps82]

Most of the video was filmed is Westwood, more specifically UCLA and it's hospital. (I wasnt in this movie, but I live near there)

[weloveyoudimebag]

oh thats cool.

ive seen some AMAZING spots in century city and the area surrounding is.

i live like 40 mins from there so i cant train tehre, and my house has no civilization around it haha but whenever i go to my friends houses who live there i do parkour there andi ts fun aws hell

[blizzardo]

one of the best inspirational movies on youtube !

[vlrpk]

tomorrow i-m going to do cat leap like d,belle

[gc5484]

I love that crazy parking garage vault to cat Belle does, insane, I love it! And I didnt know Christian Bale had a brother! HAH! He sounds and looks SO similar at 1:27!

[Anthonyk14]

love the vid, the end makes somuch sense imma go train now lol

[woody369]

The guy talking at 2:23 + . Hopefully he doesn't have the same view now. It is true a lot of people in the uk do train tricking and street stunts also. I'm not a fan of these. However, many videos i have seen of U.S 'parkour' not only have many flips in, but worse, pointless 'free running' moves, for example spinning out of vaults etc, and also dangerous drops early on in training.

[noxteryn]

I think he was just referring to U$F, not all UK guys...

:)

[woody369]

Ah thats fair enough then, UF = lame. lol.

[weloveyoudimebag]

even david bell does 360 overbar vaults and stuff like that sometimes.

its just fun. chill out.

[atb1248]

It's more than fun, it's liberating, and it helps you to concentrate. It why some time he does a backflip.

[Killalot2012]

I couldn't agree more. There are so many "parkour" videos that are just backflip off of a bench, backflip off of a stair, etc. And a lot of people make the mistake of trying to much early on. I know I did, and many great free runners and tracuers have also. But hopefully they realize quickly otherwise they'll hurt themselves.

[robbiethemann]

4:33 wrong turn vault technique

[noxteryn]

Duh, it was his first attempt...

[robbiethemann]

it's not the fact he made a mistake, he is being taught the wrong turn vault technique. swinging round with both feet is risky and you can see why from that. no control.

[noxteryn]

Huh?!?

Who told you that???

Not true.

You can do it however you want.

;)

[steau]

Noxteryn - thanks for posting the entirety of my video. Its nice to see it getting good reviews. A plug for the filmmaker in your description wouldn't hurt. :0)

[noxteryn]

Done!

:)

[Brahinem]

thank you so much for posting, we are thirsty so see D.B 's videos .. great video Thx again

[ArgentinianTraceur]

haha, i see you cliff

[ghostdogblack]

that was brilliant he just fell then got up.

that david belle man of steel. dammm!!!

[sparkikus]

nice video, thanks for posting

[severmine]

Great Video!!! I'm sure many people thinking of starting will be very inspired to do so, as you last words say :)

Random advice. At 4:29, you advice the boy to jump, but there also need to be a press, just as Belle practices at 5:57

I would think he should be trying that same move on something smaller, since he seemed to have never done it. Why risk the injury?

I would say to train the movements on a very small scale, again and again, to perfect the basics without a big risk of injury, IMO

[noxteryn]

I think the point of that was that a person may not be able to do something mentally, even though the can do it physically...

[severmine]

I see

I just have a different training ethic. I don't go big or do any movement that I have perfected on a smaller scale first before going out and using it freely in dangerous situations. I see lots of kids doing big movements horribly, and I am one to wait till I know I can do it well

But I guess once you've reached a level like yourself, you have mastered most basic movements and are in shape enough to not worry about serious injury at every turn. I'm no where near that stage, so :)

[Toontom]

well sed training on a smaller scale to get a move down properly is the best way to do it b4 trying it on somthing where u could pick up an injury

[iNtRuS0]

wow amazing....