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1. Parkour shoes Parkour is a physical activity with the goal of moving from one point to another as quickly and efficiently as possible. A person that practices parkour is called a traceur (male) or traceuse (female). Parkour has been featured in advertisements, mus...
2. How to do Le Parkour for Beginners Le Parkour is a physical discipline started in France, some years ago, in which the exponent (called a "traceur") attempts to pass static obstacles in the fastest and most direct manner possible, using skills such as jumping, vaulting and climbing, a...
3. Ninjutsu Ninjutsu is the martial art created and used by the ninja clans of feudal Japan. Ninjutsu includes the weapons and espionage training used by the ninja's, - the hand-to-hand combat component of ninjutsu is known as taijutsu.
4. Parkour T-Shirt Zone features parkour t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts, free runner mugs, bumper stickers, free running magnets, traceur jerseys, PK mouse pads, and other parkour gifts and clothing.
5. Parcouring and d3o Over the weekend of the 9th and 10th June 2007, 150 athletes are set to descend on Munich to take part in the first ever Parcouring World Championships and d3o will be there!! Supporting Team UK, d3o will be kitting the guys out in custom made gear s...
6. Parkour or Free Running...What's that? In a sense it is flying without the help of helicoptors or airplanes. It is where your own speed carries you high above the ground for a period of time. The key to maintaning this is to not stop moving. When people first see it they think of gymnasti...
7. Urban ninja Urban ninja shows off his acrobatic skills.
8. Nike Plus The Ultimate Running Experience - Just Do It
9. Parkour and Free Running Parkour, also known as "Le Parkour" or "free running" is an international sport that originated in France.  The idea that underpins the sport of parkour is that the traceur (the runner) moves through an urban landscape, naviga...
10. The new extreme sport "parkour" Author: Drew Taylor Article: Parkour - the art of displacement is an art with the aim of moving from one point to another as efficiently and quickly as possible, but is Freerunning the same thing? Parkour and Freerunning are different but not entir...