Parkour - Lifestyle (5/12) [Project Teamwork - GALAXY S II]

[NoNamedMedia]

David! Can I come with you guys next time! ;) (LoL) My video will be out soon btw! But I'm not happy with it, I feel like I can do much better. I'm just going to get some snow footage and do the "interview" part. Hope you guys will like it!

Oh and Phil, Danny! I have hugh respect for you guys and I hope I'll get the chance to meet you one day!

Your friend Martin Aitomaki :)

[BattlefieldGamesRock]

it kinda helps that his older bro is ryan doyle. makes for easy icon-ization and learning.

[NoNamedMedia]

@BattlefieldGamesRock They are not related. Ryan has got a brother but he's called Anthony Doyle, and they are from Liverpool.

[24Hendel]

Phil Doyle <3

[Satoriate]

I'm not attacking Danny, but just the ongoing argument that we shouldn't name moves nor what parkour and freerunning are. Parkour does have a definition. Parkour is a word, therefore it has meaning. The same for techniques. If we don't have names for moves, how do we refer to them? (That last one is really for Epic1). Sorry this has been on my mind for awhile now.

[levlinks24]

@Satoriate While it is true that we should not be afraid to properly define what parkour/movement in general, note that Danny is only saying that we shouldnt be limited by the certain definitions. If we do, we are bound to end up as slaves to our own creations rather than be liberated from the norm because of it.

[Satoriate]

@levlinks24 Not to come off as argumentative, but how would we be limited? Isn't it all just a word game? What enforces the limitations?

[levlinks24]

@Satoriate hmm. that's a good question. some people may not take it the right way. some people may use definitions to argue the difference of Pk from Fr. right? those people who do are limited.there is no point in arguing the difference of Pk from Fr because the body is capable of both. they are limited only by definition. they are limited by words that defines the movement for general agreement, not the will/potential of a person.

[Satoriate]

@levlinks24 Essentially, my point is that there's no referee nor judge who says you can or cannot do a move because you signed some contract saying that you promised to only practice parkour or freerunning or tricking or whatever you practice. In the overall scheme of things, we have language, which has words, which have definitions, so that we can effective communicate with each other. If there are no definitions for what is what, then we're left with having to communicate long-windedly.

[levlinks24]

@Satoriate yes, i agree with you. we should not fear defining what we do.

[ChillPillers]

I love all wfpf's videos, they're all hillarious!! :)

[impowermenow]

Holding a phone while jumping and doing difficult stunts is really difficult I guess. Good thing they're professional.

[ScaredDoggyPK]

they are quite an amusing and unexpected pair. Love the videos, just wish they wouldn't cut out the ends of some of the movements

[grazida0276]

That crawling example was AMAZING! one of my new favorites.

[Jack9488]

twitter sent me

[wyyydaaad]

WELCOME TO MOROCCO <3

[anomasanalorkamath]

Umm... this makes me want to practice parkour more than it makes me want to buy the Note. I still really wanna buy the Note, tough.