Decaf please.
Teh_pantless_hero
27-03-2006, 16:48
Topic really says it all, you will get it when you start watching the video.
http://videosift.com/story.php?id=112
I V Stalin
27-03-2006, 16:55
Free running will always be cool, so long as the person doing it is good enough.
German Nightmare
27-03-2006, 17:06
Watching that makes me realize in what bad shape I am. Actually, I've never been in any kind of good shape... But that's pretty cool to watch!
No Taxes
27-03-2006, 17:07
That guy is insane.
Teh_pantless_hero
27-03-2006, 17:09
That guy is insane.
Fuck yes.
"Hey, let's free climb the patios of a six story building then run around the half-built project roof with reckless abandon!"
I V Stalin
27-03-2006, 17:23
Fuck yes.
"Hey, let's free climb the patios of a six story building then run around the half-built project roof with reckless abandon!"
He knows what he's doing. That and he's probably suffered numerous broken bones practising.
Whereyouthinkyougoing
27-03-2006, 19:11
Fantastic.
I saw a documentary last year or so about this Parkour (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkour) thing, featuring some guy doing absolutely mindblowing jumps and climbs and assorted other stunts.
He knows what he's doing. That and he's probably suffered numerous broken bones practising.
Astonishingly enough, I do remember from the documentary that apparently there aren't even that many broken bones. Go figure.
I V Stalin
27-03-2006, 19:33
Fantastic.
I saw a documentary last year or so about this Parkour (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkour) thing, featuring some guy doing absolutely mindblowing jumps and climbs and assorted other stunts.
Astonishingly enough, I do remember from the documentary that apparently there aren't even that many broken bones. Go figure.
Was that the 'Jump London' documentary mentioned in the wiki article? I saw that too - it was so cool. Wish I could do it. Goddamn my general lack of fitness and motivation.
Whereyouthinkyougoing
27-03-2006, 19:36
Was that the 'Jump London' documentary mentioned in the wiki article? I saw that too - it was so cool. Wish I could do it. Goddamn my general lack of fitness and motivation.
I'm pretty sure it was, because that Wiki article seemed pretty comprehensive in terms of media coverage, so it's not like there's this huge number of things it could have been, and it certainly had one of the "masters of the craft" in it. I don't really remember, though.