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Parkour has obvious dangers, so why do we see people drawn to this type of sport??
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Dom's channel has turned into parkour PSA's and infomercials. Honestly, I love it. Bro is like the parkour tourism board
Hahaha what’s a PSA? Glad you enjoy it, always risky trying something new
@@DomTomato public service announcement 🤣
Yeah I like it too but I miss the straight up Pk vlogs too @@DomTomato please throw some of them in every once in a while
@@stvia he has to heal up first.
@@DomTomatoWhile you are injured you can't do crazy shit.
Waiting for the footage of your injury, btw. Shit must have been absolutely gnarly cause you rarely get injured.
"Man, im scared for some reason", yeah, maybe its the guy with two broken legs sitting next to the jump you lookin at 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, that would make you think twice!
As a middle-aged woman, for sure i wince at times at some of the stuff I see online. But you folks know far better than me what’s possible, so I’m going to trust you (worst case - I can look away for a bit). But why am I watching at all? Why do I always look when I pass the IMAX in London in case anyone’s there? During the crappy lockdown days, I once looked out my 5th floor window and there was a group of chaps doing parkour outside (there are steps, rails,raised flowerbeds etc). I was mesmerised the whole time. They weren’t filming, just moving, being graceful yet strong, supporting each other - it was such a bright spot in dark days for me. So more power to you all. And yeah, you might get hurt occasionally - but a life spent on the sofa is also shit for your body, with none of the upsides you talked about.
It is beautiful and pointless. Agreed!
Let me explain it for you in one word: ADRENALINE.
Adrenaline is what keeps people doing risky things. It's also the testosterone you get after success.
But when you fail, you really pay for it.
Love the way you've put this. Always nice to see people who are capable of appreciation despite the not-so-pretty parts of things.
I got addicted to "freestyle walking" and BMX when I was a kid and it turned into a resilience that has lasted me my whole life.... And yes, "freestyle walking" was basically parkour before parkour was a thing but it included rails and gaps and flips/spins to grinds. 😁👍
No offense but i doubt you did that before Parkour was a thing. Parkour is quite old, it was just confined to france and a much much smaller community
I used to free climb for a lot of the same reasons you lads do parkour. Got a spinal cord injury two years ago from a 20-foot fall. Can't really climb anymore, but I'm lucky I can walk so I still get out there and hike. Since my injury, I've been to tons of national parks and even been down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Once you damage your spinal cord, your body is pretty much f'd for life, but that doesn't mean life has to be over.
Great to hear you're still mobile bro. I've got spinal probs from ms so I struggle too these days. Stay strong 💪
When you're hooked on a sport, you come back to it even after a big injury. A few years ago, I broke every bone in my left leg (femur, tib, fib, ankle, etc) in a motorcycle crash. Three months later (down to a single crutch/cane), I managed to throw my leg over my dirt bike and ride it around the neighborhood. Wife was not amused. I was laughing like a madman inside my helmet. I was 58. Still riding. If you stop living, you start dying.
This right here
Yeah l went back out on the mtb after a week after scoring a couple of broken neck vertebrae. I didn't have any drugs and the pain was too intense to sit still all day for days. What a bloody idiot. 55 now and walking the dogs is enough, especially since it took a few somewhat inconvenient years to learn to walk again after impacting both ankles into bone dust after doing something l shouldn't have. Lucky just to be able to walk. Painful recovery.
If only we could all heal as fast as Henry... I'm glad he's back in the game and conquered the jump! The footage of the ankle injury was hard to watch. I hope he recovers well.
Aw it's sad to see Wizey in a wheelchair with two knee high boots on, but very encouraging to see him in such high spirits despite that.
I broke my fibula playing footy (soccer) a few weeks before I was due to travel around South East Asia and am just about recovered now and just booked the flight :)
Wishing Wizey a speedy recovery and a lifetime of joy in Parkour once he's back!
I remember similar feelings doing combat sports, especially that sense of mental resilience, and achievement. I remember being at a low grade, sparring with black belts, one of who was in the British Karate team at the time and every time we sparred I came away bloody, usually with a fat lip, bleeding nose etc, but the sense of accomplishment I got when I managed to defend and actually drop him instead was massive, it didn't happen often, but it happened, and that in itself drove me on to improve and move onto kickboxing. That said I think there's always a time when you know enough is enough, and as I got older (and had far too many kids) priorities changed, and I could no longer afford time off due to injuries so I gave it all up, because for me it was all or nothing. I think though it was probably the wrong move given that now in my late 50's my body is reacting badly to the abuse it took when I was younger, and I think had I carried on in maybe a less physical way, I might have faired better later on.
Anyway love the channel Dom, long may it continue.
Cute seeing Henry in your outfit xD I believe he looks up to you soooo much.
My favourite channel, Dom!!! When I showed this to my students, they were surprised that a lady born in 1970 loves Parkur. Some of them fell in love with the same stuff. I think of arranging a trip to the Parkur arena, taking my teenage bunch, and I hope we'll learn something. In my case, with respect to my age, at least getting over a fence without having my bones broken. I have no other ambitions!😆
0:20
1. Confidence
2. Bravery
3. Body Awarness
4. Feel of freedom
5. Self expression
6. Community
You're the man Dom! I don't do any parkour but i still love your channel and your attitude!
Dom, when I watch your videos, I’m just amazed at how athletic all of you have to be to do these jumps. You guys are incredible athletes with a lot of dedication. 😊🙌
5:50 bro is young, hope he understand to push his limit from gut feeling and not camera pressure 😀.
He seems a bit hasty. Take ur time ✌
Was a pleasure meeting you at Project Underground 11. You’re such a big inspiration when it comes to my training and seeing this video would be inspiring to all the other people looking to learn parkour. Keep up the hard work Dom and don’t forget to say hi to your mum for me! (Can’t believe i forgot to say it at PU11 after our photo) 😭🤣
Great video Dom. There's an amazing collective consciousness to Parkour right now - one athlete can be trail blazing and on the form of their life, while others are struggling with their mental game but every documented movement and battle and success and failure creates ripples of data and information for everyone else in the sport. It's been absolutely fascinating to spectate. I remember when Dom's old room mate Jaydn Clark came short on a flip pre and absolutely demolished his pelvis, and because everyone at the jam was so hyped up and about 8 redbulls in the situation was handled so unbelievably badly from a first aid perspective. But then I saw some of the live stream for project underground this weekend and I was blown away by how maturely that lasses leg injury was dealt with, so the community is learning.
This video is basically why I stopped snowboarding. I'm just not built for this shit bro. Too many close calls. I'm glad I hung it up while my body is still mostly functional. I'll stick to video games. All of my respect to you dudes who actually run this in real life though, the videos you create with your hard work dedication and absolute commitment are truly incredible to watch. I honestly wish I had the gift of being able to flip around and fully control myself in 3D space but it's literally just not in the cards for me. I'm a prisoner of gravity and I just gotta hold that shit.
respect to you for sharing your story, it's true that its. not for everyone but hope you still get to get out and have fun in other ways!
Just because he decked it bad doesn't mean you will. You may fail and even sprain or break. But it's about learning. Gradually build your limits.
Been road riding bikes all my life and decided it was time to have a crack at mountain biking, rented a full suspension e-bike at a MB park. It was great fun but I decided it wasn't for me, so many close calls! They give you a helmet but in reality full body armour is required. Bought a BMX instead which is still dodgy for an unco like myself but I feel far more in control than hurtling down a hill and dodging trees at 30-40km/h. In my mid 50s so breaking bones at this age isn't fun.
Yeah stay weak and cope more 😂
@@dawt2098Вы меня рассмешили.. На самом деле в жизни много увлекательных дел, совсем не обязательно так рисковать. Например, музыка, живопись, литература и так далее. Так что выбор есть всегда. А паркур это для избранных, не для всех..
Video turned out real well
Thanks b!
Really enjoy these videos. Adds a layer to the sport and lets you realise how hard it is. It also shows people like me, who don't actually do free running, how much effort you athletes put in to it. Both mentally and physically.
While its cool to see the amazing tricks done in one take, seeing bails and injury really adds context. One take, which you guys make it look effortless, make us mortals think we could do it.
It's great to see that you have been able to create a path that allows you live your passion. I have enjoyed watching your progress and style evolve. You've always known exactly what you wanted and ballsy as f***. Your confidence and determination is certainly admirable and I am so happy that you are able to live your dreams.
A traceur is someone who can make familiar things look unfamiliar.
The new relationships that form with familiar objects are described as "parkour" when expressed in disciplined movement.
Went from muscular and socialy isolating gym to very social and full body engaging bouldering gym. One of the best changes in my life 💟🌌☮️
Climbing is so good for you!
What about the best of both worlds? Work out, build muscle all the while being social in the gym and building connections and friends outside and inside of the gym. Doesn't have to be one or the other!
Bouldering is super fun though, so I can imagine you're loving it and not looking back
Watched all the way through. Very good content! I started parkour in 2007. I can confirm all the good stuffs these guys said about an inexplicable sense of helpness while doing parkour. Even seeing the smile of accomplishement in their eyes I can feel the same.
Some interesting species of cactus there 😂
I understand the pull of parkour thru the pull skating has on me.
There not as different as they might seem at first.
In both, u work at something till u nail it. Both are difficult, with injury being a strong possibility if u try to reach too far above ur potential..
Very similar ethos’s for sure!
really well put together video dom and danee
All me this time babbbyyy 😂😂😂
But obvs learning with Danee is helping so much 🕺🤗
that over step was crazy hope youre hand will heal up fast
cheers, it's almost fully recovered already!
Really like this new video format 👍
Thanks, enjoyed creating this one!
At 65, I am a big parkour fan. Back in the 70s, we were the first locals to build and skate a half pipe so I think we would have gravitated towards parkour. Now I just hike, kayak, and ride my bike. 😋
really cool video, Dom. Nice to hear you interacting with people about a sport that I will never have the guts (or the knees) to try. Big up.
Good onya Henry👍hope Wizey has a speedy recovery 🍻
Awesome video Dom! It's great to hear all the positive things that parkour gives people.
Henry's gonna be a beast
Death corner is no joke 😕 Glad he's taking it well. Will come back for sure!
You got yourself a crew mate🤩
Another banger Dom! Really enjoying this style of content!
recover better brother
I would feel terrible if I said “yeah, you got this, go for it” and they injured themselves.
The transition from sport in the street to say hi to your mum was wild
Damn I hate seeing you guys injured. Stay safe 🙏🏼
❤ from Germany! Keep it up! Very nice to see you educating the youth
🫶 always important
I love the vid. And I love what you are doing to the parkour Community, you even inspired me to do som smaller flip drops and doing them in competition and now im sitting here writing this. And having a brocken ankle recovery infront of me. and doing some small drops to get back to taking inpact on my ankle. I broke my ankle on a parkour comp in Sweden where i tryed a flip drop that was about 4,5 m high and I had to land in a small area landed a bit over rotated and broke my ankle the bone was also sticking out and i had to go in a normal car to the emergency room and being stuck in the hospital for about 4 days.
Great video - really enjoy seeing the buildup to and over coming challenges
Big up J-wizerd, hope you heal up quickly!
*Respect from Russia* 🎉
I snapped my ankle 4 months into starting parkour and the whole time I was recovering I was excited to get back to training. For some people it’s as simple as it just makes them happy👌🏼
You are an inspiration.
nawww thanks!
Criticisms of parkour ignore how dangerous everything else can be. My coworker absolutely trashed her ankle playing college soccer. Broken 3 places, the kind of injury that has led other people to decide to amputate. She has pins, constantly reforming scar tissue, and can never run again. In addition to a deviated septum that impacts breathing. My dad got incredibly lucky when he was runoff the road by a car on his bike. Major road rash, chipped his chin, but the only casualty was his pinky which will likely never work right again. Everything has risk and those who are good at parkour good at evaluating it.
On the money!
The lady next to me in hospital did more damage to her ankle by stepping off a curb; my old man has had more serious injuries cycling on a road bike than I ever have doing parkour. I’ve also seen firsthand worse injuries playing soccer. Everything has risk, at least parkour helps us evaluate that risk to a large degree.
know people with pins and screws in their body i hope your friend can get back to doing what he loves but i dont think so ....he may be changing sports another great video ...... can you do a water challenge like STORROR Ninja Warrior Bridge Water Challenge see if henry can hang longer than the adults
Hey Dom Great watch and terrific input and advice .. Love the togetherness people get even by watching videos ..
That balance of overcoming a fear help others in their everyday challenges .. Does me anyway 🤓..
Thanks Dom and Every Parkour Athlete for this Smile on me Dial .
And me Mum says Hi .
Доминик, спасибо за прыжок.Wizerd держись! До свадьбы заживет✌
my dukes was confused when i said "Dom Tomato says hello" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of the positives is you are creating jobs in the hospital sector
😂☠️
Another awesome video to show mom to try and convince her why parkour is much safer than football.
Dom 4 President of planet earth. all kids have fun and everybody is fit.
I wish i had a supportive group when i was growing up as a skater
Video should be called "the revenge of the "Henry" . Maybe the dye in black helped 😁
Hahahha
I fell 34ft sliding off a roof on to pavement, I broke my Talus in half...when that broke my foot rolled off my leg....I tore in two.. every tendon and ligament including my Achilles tendon...one big vein and two inches of skin was the only thing holding my foot on...I had knee pads on with leather straps...so I stopped the bleeding in about 30 seconds ...ambulance was there in 3 minutes...I had 18 surgeries and spent 7 and a half weeks in the hospital....it sucked!
I love these types of videos Dom. Parkour was in dire need of educated "advertisment" and information 😂
These videos are great. Really really willing to come back
OMG that was nasty, I felt that. 2:32
ouchie indeed!
that’s me on tha scoota hitting the rail haha
best manscaped ad ever lol
Crazy boy.
Bon rétablissement au mec en fauteuil.
Patiently Healthy
Además de ser un campeón, es que eres una persona súper guay. Transmites muy buen rollo. Te deseo toda la suerte del mundo, te la mereces más q un torero
You are very articulate. I’ve only seen you on that other channel and I thought you only do the stunt, smile and walk off. It’s nice to hear what you have to say
Wizey, you colossal mug! Get well soon my guy ❤
Love you! Misjudged the fuck outta that one haha
Officially my fave UA-camr
Sick content wanna see this channel explode to Storror levels
Dominic is a legend!
That's all I had to say! 🤘🏻
Looks easy but super hard but that’s what I love about parkour
Using a different muscle very well - your brain! Well constructed video - I'm enjoying your 'series' on why parkour is not dangerous - you're really as we say in aus 'using your noggin' to set up your argument and you give evidence to support your claims. Clever...a bit of a surprise given your parkour style...but it proves your point even more. Hope your recovery is swift and smooth, but know that your brain is doing a good job in the meantime.💪🧠🎓
Amazing. I just have too much fear of heights to even try this stuff. I admire the hell out of you who do, however.
Every point you make here applies to bouldering 😁and you get to break stuff as well
7:30 Not you using the guy in the wheelchair as a dolly 💀
Great vid ❤
Quá tuyệt vời anh ơi, chỉ có những người dũng cảm kiên trì mới làm đc
Seeing Henry's frustration reminds me of Verky.
The only big difference is that Henry doesn't have the wide range of swear words that Verky has --- yet . . .
Nice
Dom the best.
Having said that, all of you are great and an inspiration. Well done Henry.
Wait till these guys get over 40! It will come back to haunt them. Don't get me wrong they will probably not regret being so awsome and always have the footage to look back on. However there will be a price to pay!
True, +40 years old here and Paying the price from parkour style/stunt jumps now. I regret everything and don't even have footage of them 🤔😵 Stay safe all!
It is good for confidence, I did gymnastics when I was really young, which totally was that also, but much safer. If your looking for attention and approval, glory, it's not a good motivation and why so many get injured thrill seeking.
Turkeyyyy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I pray that your injury will heal quickly🦽
I know those rangers in High vis lol. ( Sydney Harbor Foreshore Authority) That's down on Pyrmont west near Sydney Casino.
great vid!!!
quality
I'd like to know all the stats so we could determine what is the most dangerous healthy activity. I suspect parkour wouldnt even be in the top 10 because I think people who do a lot of parkour tend to escalate steadily and know their limits. I reckon maybe motocross would be the most dangerous all round, or motorcycle racing on public roads.
When you have £800 a month in rent to pay and have to work full time I can't risk any sports. The NHS puts you on a stage 1 if you miss 10 days so if i break my leg I'll easily go to a stage 3 sickness and potentially lose my job. The reason why you, storror and other massive UA-camrs keep training is because you're rich basically so if you injure yourself you dont need to rely on any job to keep you secure. Parkour IS dangerous, its why i had to give it up.
You can break your leg riding a bike. If you're mindful, do what you're capable, condition your body for it properly and don't take unnecessary risks you don't have to be afraid of injuries. I've gotten more injuries at gym after I quit parkour years ago (because of the time I needed for music).
I enjoy these videos where Dom steps into a type of mentor/ambassador role, but for him to take that role on properly he should consider leaving the 'say hi to your mum from me' line to the little boys. You don't need that anymore man
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i do tricking freerunning and nothing to do with gap jumps there sketchy
I try to practice parkour too, but I don't know how to progress without injuring myself. I personally can't afford the medical bills so I was wondering how to know when I'm ready for more intense practice. Also, what is your favorite style of parkour?
If learning parkour is anything like learning to skateboard, then you almost definitely will fall and injure yourself at some point! Id say that if you want to learn tougher tricks then it wouldn't hurt to buy some health insurance.
It is simply "gambling" ! You can win huge ! You can win some. You can come near dying or die.
Its all fun and games until....
love the content but hate seeing any of you getting hurt
Same… hopefully we’ll stay safe going forward
Also something that people always forget, is why does the danger matter? Like sure it's dangerous, but the people who do it love it, so why try to stop them. Why is it YOUR responsibility to keep THEM safe? Answer is, its' not
i just love the trauma tbh
fairs
Sucker for pain, babay