Ryan Doyle Parkour Story

San fransisco tour in January 2011
I little insite to how Ryan uses parkour to get the things he wants out of life. including travelling the world,
"Parkour is my tool, i use it to do travel the world and get the most out of life... and i'm loving it"

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[RyanDoylePKTV]

@Bikni221 i did see this:) thank you, welcome to the real journey, your another great example of someone who's found what parkour means, that you'll figure out a way to find anything you want, including happyness :)

[kaggyx]

Ryan, I'm 28 years old and have Ehlers Danlos IV. Before my knees went out I was an all state athlete in track, football, basketball, and dabbled in gymnastics. When I was 22 I had both of my knees replaced after a year in a wheel chair and was told that I could never be athletic again because of the risk of falling and hurting myself. Recently I started learning parkour because of the lessened impact on my joints.I'll never fly like you,but thank you for teaching me to fall with your videos

[ItzFuzions]

1:56 fucking wow!

[MrFo3hawk]

@RyanDoylePKTV I know you used to post on 10055870, is this a new channel of yours?

Anyhow, I love the video, you basically summed up what I love about Parkour/FreeRunning, and my drive to continue developing my skills in that field.

[roadrashGT]

@roadrashGT sorry for my thery bad english, i am german XD

[roadrashGT]

since i begun to learn Parkour i was able to leave my depressions behind. I fell complete somehow. This feeling is something that i can not campaire with any other sports. Ryan? You become my idol! If i get only half so good like you i would be proud of me... For me its more than sports it is the greatest form of art!

[DragonWarrior7771]

@SuckItLily Yeah I know But I meant that the drink actually does something to you. Well..thanks. I'll try my best with this sleeping problem cus its seriously ticking me off. I seriously want my running gainer off a ledge but requires LOADS of confidence. Thanks for the tip ^_^

[SuckItLily]

@DragonWarrior7771 Ryan works for RedBull, not the other way around. And you should work on those sleeping problems before doing any more tricks. Without proper sleep your body can't recover from even the smallest injuries and you will wear it down over time. This is not to be shrugged off as you won't be ABLE to ignore it for long.

[SuckItLily]

@omrigurf That's actually how most people start and most sell-out "pros" like RedBull-Ryan here saw it somewhere and just started experimenting. Traceurs often train for years on their own because parkour is still not popular in many places.

Beginner's advice: The difficult part is to never overstep your boundaries, to never ignore pain. Always be sure you will make it or do something more basic and gain more strength and CONTROL that way. Start small and repeat to perfection.

[CheetahParkour]

i cant hear him talk