i love how Chau has such amazing body control. When he's doing the squat walk out push ups, he looks like he's barely using any effort at all. I can't wait for Saturday when the fun will begin
It's really good that stuff like this is being uploaded. It can help huge amount of people to understand a little bit about the method of training. The Yamakasi have been training for over 22 years so I'd say that their training method obviously protect their bodies well. I've heard that the training at the RDV is ridiculously hard, like pkgen people doing pushups constantly for 30 minutes without sweating lol. I can only imagine how fitt Chau is...
Seriusly, I just tried this... Phew, it was hard.. :P But good, I shall try all these at least once a day every day :) Just posted my first video yesterday hope this improve my future videos :O ahhhh!
@NorwegianStudios Yamakasi is what the group of founders were called. it means something like "strong man, strong spirit", it's a word from the africal lingala language.
that's for sure some really solid warm up, wud without a doubt be a very good idea to do it before every training session (only takes 5min and u prevent ur body from getting injured greatly) shame though that i have to be such a lazy bastard and never really bother doing proper warm ups :(
omg This is really cool!
iSpeakKonglish 4 months ago
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ConcreteSickMan 7 months ago
@ConcreteSickMan I heard that's because there are relative
alanhghg1 7 months ago
This is for warming up!? I'm freaking dead after this :D
heasion2600 7 months ago
I want a Ninja waist scarf!!!
xxzxcusxme 9 months ago 3
i love how Chau has such amazing body control. When he's doing the squat walk out push ups, he looks like he's barely using any effort at all. I can't wait for Saturday when the fun will begin
jemplayer 9 months ago 4
nice warm up.. But so hard.. haha..
wpointparkour 9 months ago
awwww man chau is losing his hair....... i hate to see my role model aging bro =(
RedSun219 9 months ago
Thanks for the movements :D
juaniitotraceur 9 months ago
Beautiful! Even the simplest movements look wonderful when refined!
007kai 9 months ago
hay un demente sedentario por aqui -.-!!!
DaxyParktraceurs 9 months ago
such a beast
GoldenBrown169 9 months ago
Very good warm-up exercises.
It's really good that stuff like this is being uploaded. It can help huge amount of people to understand a little bit about the method of training. The Yamakasi have been training for over 22 years so I'd say that their training method obviously protect their bodies well. I've heard that the training at the RDV is ridiculously hard, like pkgen people doing pushups constantly for 30 minutes without sweating lol. I can only imagine how fitt Chau is...
BlacksVideos 9 months ago 6
Flexible, too.
TimmytheTinyTurtle 9 months ago
Hellbow.
Mestermenz 9 months ago
ok, now rest! *runs on the spot*
greyfoxeye 9 months ago
Seriusly, I just tried this... Phew, it was hard.. :P But good, I shall try all these at least once a day every day :) Just posted my first video yesterday hope this improve my future videos :O ahhhh!
JCUProduction 9 months ago
I love Yamakasi
PkGivi1 9 months ago
@NorwegianStudios lol
its yamakasi . not yakamasi xD
1 of the first teams who started parkour
didnt u see their movie ?
search it out
the movie is called yamakasi aswell
parkourwayoflife 9 months ago
Great stuff.
Nice drills, different from what I normally see.
The guy is a legend.
;)
Nice one, Julie.
5/5
rachacuca666 9 months ago 3
Good conditioning, got some harmful exercises, but still gets to the goal :D
XtremeaX 9 months ago
i love helbows
Pawl2 9 months ago 3
this is one strong guy o.O
MrCodaman 9 months ago
and that was a warmup > >
inuysha360 9 months ago
@NorwegianStudios Yamakasi is what the group of founders were called. it means something like "strong man, strong spirit", it's a word from the africal lingala language.
fireilluminator 9 months ago
ahh he moves so well
Flynntrix 9 months ago
Are there more videos with the warm up and the conditioning?
wutangpkkilla 9 months ago
الله عليك يا عمنا
mutheone1 9 months ago
love these types of conditioning :) they never realy get boring :P thnks for sharing <3
urbanprogression 9 months ago
I apreciate so much his movimentation
anyway, how many times could I do for each exercise?
LucasStraub93 9 months ago
that's for sure some really solid warm up, wud without a doubt be a very good idea to do it before every training session (only takes 5min and u prevent ur body from getting injured greatly) shame though that i have to be such a lazy bastard and never really bother doing proper warm ups :(
A1rE 9 months ago
this guy is insanely strong
traceurpaul 9 months ago 51