08-13-2012, 10:14 AM
08-13-2012, 10:18 AM
Yes, I know it's not actually a martial art.
08-13-2012, 11:26 AM
Jump London and Jump Britain... Two films that are well worth watching.
08-13-2012, 02:33 PM
Personally I find it all rather dumb.
08-13-2012, 04:14 PM
Yes, these are very good.
But I saw they are all 1.50m give or take. Maybe that is the body construction that is optimal for freerunners.
Im 1.83m and I think its harder the taller you are.
Those girls also have shoulders that are wider than what is typical (training makes them look like males), so short & strong > tall & strong.
But yeah... they really are in no way inferior to the guys. But I guess its harder for them, since boobs and long hair are heavy stuff to bear all the time. Unmounting is not an option.
Cannon cant fix that either.
But I saw they are all 1.50m give or take. Maybe that is the body construction that is optimal for freerunners.
Im 1.83m and I think its harder the taller you are.
Those girls also have shoulders that are wider than what is typical (training makes them look like males), so short & strong > tall & strong.
But yeah... they really are in no way inferior to the guys. But I guess its harder for them, since boobs and long hair are heavy stuff to bear all the time. Unmounting is not an option.
Cannon cant fix that either.
08-13-2012, 04:26 PM
' Wrote:But I saw they are all 1.50m give or take. Maybe that is the body construction that is optimal for freerunners.
Im 1.83m and I think its harder the taller you are.
True. I'm 1.90m and weigh around 85-90kg. It would take me 10 times more effort and 10 times more time to reach the same level. It's still doable though...
08-13-2012, 04:49 PM
Im light for my height, at least that wouldn't be the problem.
Problem is, I only work out my upper body. My feet are weak and I cant jump so far.
Pushups - no problem, pull-ups - hell yea, but running and jumping....meh.
And flexibility....thats something Im lacking from sitting too much on my ass.
Problem is, I only work out my upper body. My feet are weak and I cant jump so far.
Pushups - no problem, pull-ups - hell yea, but running and jumping....meh.
And flexibility....thats something Im lacking from sitting too much on my ass.
08-13-2012, 05:50 PM
The average female height (USA Female, 62.5 inches, 158.75 cm) is a bit lower than mens (USA Male, 67 inches, 170.18 cm).
Women generally have a lower center of mass, so you'd have a biological disadvantage.
All in all, worth watching (shades).
Women generally have a lower center of mass, so you'd have a biological disadvantage.
All in all, worth watching (shades).
08-13-2012, 10:41 PM
' Wrote:The average female height (USA Female, 62.5 inches, 158.75 cm) is a bit lower than mens (USA Male, 67 inches, 170.18 cm).
Women generally have a lower center of mass, so you'd have a biological disadvantage.
All in all, worth watching (shades).
Average man's is 170 in the States? Bwahaha. I'm 181 and I feel short the majority of the time over here.
08-14-2012, 12:57 AM
Technically these girls arent doing proper parkour. Parkour is all about getting from point A to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible, emphasis on efficiently. Using dangerous acrobatics (flips and whatnot) when they arent necessary presents a higher risk of injury, and thus goes against the purpose of parkour. You cant move quickly or efficiently if you bust your face or a break a leg. They're also clearly not travelling from point A to point B, but rather just hopping around in circles trying to show off fancy acrobatics.
Sure, they've got skill, but it aint parkour.
On a semirelated note, if you want motivation to exercise, have sex. 15 minutes of sex is the equivalent of running something like 2 miles. Masturbation doesnt count.
Sure, they've got skill, but it aint parkour.
On a semirelated note, if you want motivation to exercise, have sex. 15 minutes of sex is the equivalent of running something like 2 miles. Masturbation doesnt count.