Amazing vids from parkour in Iran

[Aramagedon]

Born in France in the late 1980s, Parkour is a fast-growing sport based on free-form urban acrobatic movements that developed from military obstacle course training.
The goal is to get from one point to another in the most efficient way possible without using any form of help besides your own body. The moves in Parkour involve a fast-paced mix of running, jumping, and gymnastic rolls and vaults to get around or over urban obstacles. Today the sport has gained a foothold in Iran as young men and women perform the daring leaps and flips on the streets of Tehran.

Read more: PressTV-Iranian youths play Parkour in Tehran

Parkour life: Iranian women get physical | Life and style | The Guardian

Also, Iranian female police ninjas(vids):

Iranian female police Ninjas

 

[django]

Born in France in the late 1980s, Parkour is a fast-growing sport based on free-form urban acrobatic movements that developed from military obstacle course training.
The goal is to get from one point to another in the most efficient way possible without using any form of help besides your own body. The moves in Parkour involve a fast-paced mix of running, jumping, and gymnastic rolls and vaults to get around or over urban obstacles. Today the sport has gained a foothold in Iran as young men and women perform the daring leaps and flips on the streets of Tehran.

Read more: PressTV-Iranian youths play Parkour in Tehran

Parkour life: Iranian women get physical | Life and style | The Guardian

Also, Iranian female police ninjas(vids):

Iranian female police Ninjas

a form of free running, would not mind seeing this introduced into the military, indeed I hear the brits tried it. @2800
Freerunning goes to war as marines take tips from EZ, Livewire and Sticky | UK news | The Guardian

 

[Aramagedon]

a form of free running, would not mind seeing this introduced into the military, indeed I hear the brits tried it. @2800
Freerunning goes to war as marines take tips from EZ, Livewire and Sticky | UK news | The Guardian

Good info.

I used to do parkour in Iran when I watched this movie 10 years ago:

 

[GR!FF!N]

Good info.

I used to do parkour in Iran when I watched this movie 10 years ago:

you missed this one??

 

[django]

I used to do parkour in Iran when I watched this movie 10 years ago:

Good french action movie, I first came across this free running in the opening scene of Casino royale, it seemed so original and breathtaking. If I was a bit younger I would probably give it a try, no doubt I would receive a few bruises lol.kudos

 

[Aramagedon]

you missed this one??

I know.
I'm a movie lover. Watched 500 movies up to now.

Good french action movie, I first came across this free running in the opening scene of Casino royale, it seemed so original and breathtaking. If I was a bit younger I would probably give it a try, no doubt I would receive a few bruises lol.kudos

Do you have parkour in Pakistan?

@GR!FF!N Do you have it in India?

 

[marbella]

how bout wheelies?

 

[GR!FF!N]

I know.
I'm a movie lover. Watched 500 movies up to now.

Do you have parkour in Pakistan?

@GR!FF!N Do you have it in India?

500 till now??I generally watch around 600 per year.

Parkour isn't that famous in India.though there are few trainers here and there who teaches it.

 

[zootinali]

I know.
I'm a movie lover. Watched 500 movies up to now.

Do you have parkour in Pakistan?

@GR!FF!N Do you have it in India?

seen some local lads doing parkour, very basic , no where near the sophistication of western world.

 

[Aramagedon]

500 till now??I generally watch around 600 per year.

Parkour isn't that famous in India.though there are few trainers here and there who teaches it.

Good for you.

500 is number of movies that I remember their names. Btw I'm not workless.

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Good.

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

I know.
I'm a movie lover. Watched 500 movies up to now.

Do you have parkour in Pakistan?

@GR!FF!N Do you have it in India?

We have parkour but it isnt that popular. It is very popular in the Hazara community however.

 

[django]

I know.
I'm a movie lover. Watched 500 movies up to now.

Do you have parkour in Pakistan?

@GR!FF!N Do you have it in India?

well their may be an individual here and their, but for the most part it has not kicked off here unfortunately.