Nothing is something #2 _ 90 degrees

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  • Опубліковано 2 лют 2014
  • watch episode 1 here • NOTHING IS SOMETHING -...

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  • @kentuckianaparkour7649
    @kentuckianaparkour7649 8 років тому +2

    Had not seen this in months, pops up on my feed and I remember how much I loved this video. Still inspiring.

  • @LachetteDK
    @LachetteDK 10 років тому +4

    Thank you once again Laurent for such inspiring movies...

  • @PieceFreak
    @PieceFreak 10 років тому +2

    This is for sure one of the most beautiful parkour videos that I have ever seen.
    This is true art!

  • @antonioarigo738
    @antonioarigo738 5 років тому +1

    Nothing is something and everything is in you .. questo video non poteva finire meglio. Grazia eleganza e poesia in 5 minuti.

  • @TheJasonPaul
    @TheJasonPaul 9 місяців тому

    this was wonderful to watch Laurent

    • @berserker_samurai
      @berserker_samurai 3 місяці тому

      oh jason i'm agree with you it is wonderful the beauty of pakour💪

  • @Eziotraceur
    @Eziotraceur 10 років тому +2

    Magnifico e toccante,grazie a Laurent per questi piccoli capolavori d'arte...l'art du deplacement 4 life

  • @Raid219
    @Raid219 10 років тому +3

    Adoro i movimenti di Piemontesi, devo proprio passare alla Forma in arte! :D
    Preferisco la sua calma a molte grossate che vedo fare in giro.

  • @jonhwick3514
    @jonhwick3514 10 років тому +3

    It s very awesome... this is the very spirit of parkour! Thank you very much

  • @TimothyChenAllen
    @TimothyChenAllen 7 років тому

    Maybe it's the music, but this video always makes me tear up a little. So beautiful.

  • @element_foxx2907
    @element_foxx2907 10 років тому +3

    So inspiring as always!

  • @laurentpiemontesi2962
    @laurentpiemontesi2962 10 років тому +5

    Houkongzhuanti, hai ragione, alcuni movimenti sembrano repetitivi per sono variazione in realta. Poi era un modo ridare a Williams qq cosa. E lui ad aver creato il movimento cavalier che in realta lui originalmente l'ha chiamato maripossa, che vuol dire farfalla in spagnolo. Perché la sua ex ragazza era spagnola e qdo faceva sto movimento lui faceva pensare ad una farfalla! E certo che si puo criticare. ;-)

    • @houkongzhuanti
      @houkongzhuanti 10 років тому

      Grazie della risposta Laurent, e della spiegazione! Aspetto con ansia le tue prossime creazioni, è sempre un piacere vedervi all'opera :D

  • @phineasg7709
    @phineasg7709 8 місяців тому

    I am truly inspired after watching.

  • @LetraceurNetRocket
    @LetraceurNetRocket 10 років тому +1

    It's in you, in you and in you, and ... and of course in me!

  • @crashingman111
    @crashingman111 10 років тому +2

    Awesome idea, thank you for this video very inspirational!

  • @ricablunck6134
    @ricablunck6134 2 роки тому

    Hello, this so wonderful that I would love to put a link to this Video on a Parkour Platform in Hamburg "Die Halle" to use it as a tutorial for young Traceurs. Would that be ok for you? Greetings from "Die Halle" Hamburg

  • @paslie8890
    @paslie8890 9 років тому

    great work!

  • @-_--_-_--___-_----_-____-_--_
    @-_--_-_--___-_----_-____-_--_ 8 років тому

    fantastic vid guys!

  • @Alpha91080
    @Alpha91080 10 років тому +2

    Awesome...

  • @TimothyChenAllen
    @TimothyChenAllen 7 років тому

    Will there be more of these? Please film more! This was such a nice project.

  • @robertuzar8616
    @robertuzar8616 8 років тому +3

    What's the name of the song?

  • @joshuasolis9054
    @joshuasolis9054 9 років тому +2

    what is the name of the song used in this video?

  • @WarPoet-In-Training
    @WarPoet-In-Training 9 років тому

    This really makes it look like a dance. i suppose the music helps as well:)

  • @houkongzhuanti
    @houkongzhuanti 10 років тому

    Bellissimo montaggio e musiche, così come i passaggi e la storia. Se posso permettermi una critica, alcuni movimenti sono un po' ripetitivi, tagliandoli forse il video ne avrebbe guadagnato ancora di più :)

  • @stavrozinio
    @stavrozinio 10 років тому +3

    needs more soya sauce

  • @cesarmesaavendano5561
    @cesarmesaavendano5561 8 років тому

    Laurent ,,congratulations

  • @TheFRunnerRC
    @TheFRunnerRC 10 років тому +2

    GREAT INSPIRATION!!!!!! ^_^

  • @Dreamcloud_1000
    @Dreamcloud_1000 5 років тому

    Wow your so flowing

  • @playonparkourmalang1745
    @playonparkourmalang1745 9 років тому

    Yo iki mboisss

  • @mrjayjayrox740
    @mrjayjayrox740 10 років тому +1

    I honestly just laughed

    • @onreact
      @onreact 10 років тому +1

      Why?

    • @MrSemperfit
      @MrSemperfit 10 років тому +1

      onreact Because this is pointless....

    • @onreact
      @onreact 10 років тому +2

      BCboneless
      You don't know it. You haven't tried yet.

    • @MrSemperfit
      @MrSemperfit 10 років тому +1

      onreact Proof? Ya, I thought so.

    • @sunnyborn9300
      @sunnyborn9300 10 років тому +1

      Idiot.

  • @onreact
    @onreact 10 років тому

    I think in Japanese the word for nothing is the same as for something.

    • @jathonthompson7809
      @jathonthompson7809 9 років тому +2

      I can see where you may have thought that, they do start with the same sound. But the ending (may I say suffix?) is different. nothing = 何も ‘naniMO', whereas something = 何か 'naniKA'. I'm glad the words are different though. May end up really complicating things when you say "I want something from you." lol.

  • @MrSemperfit
    @MrSemperfit 10 років тому

    I don't get it...

    • @onreact
      @onreact 10 років тому +5

      In other words "the world is your playground". You don't need to look for "cool spots", a bar or a bench are enough.

    • @MrSemperfit
      @MrSemperfit 10 років тому

      onreact I guess I just don't think running around for no reason is cool. Sorry bro.

    • @onreact
      @onreact 10 років тому +6

      So you don't practice parkour? Without trying it you won't understand. You'll never be the same again once you start.
      I hated "jogging" all my life and were by no means a fitness wonder before I started. Now I'm running and jumping around for no reason but I'm feeling happy while doing it.

    • @MrSemperfit
      @MrSemperfit 10 років тому +1

      onreact I practice CrossFit which has more practical uses in the real world.

    • @onreact
      @onreact 10 років тому +3

      BCboneless
      Sounds good and indeed much of it is part of parkour conditioing too. I prefer to train outside though to get some fresh air above all. Also when you always stay inside you are prone to get ill a lot. I train in every weather, including frosty conditions, snow, rain, intense heat so that I'm not susceptible to what others call "bad weather".
      Last but not least parkour is the most practical sport you can practice. When you need to escape a fire over the roof weightlifting won't help you but parkour will.