March 2012
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February 2012
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“A good traceur keeps learning to move better, a great traceur keeps moving to...”
– Jesse Danger blog 
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WatchWatch
something silly i was working on.  distance wasnt the issue, but my mind.  I should easily have been able to put my feet on that yellow bar but kept dropping them out of fear.
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inspiration07 asked: when did you first start PK
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January 2012
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Jan 30th
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The No-Excuses Challenge / Weekly Challenge 05
In Parkour/Freerunning (or anything challenging in your life), we often allow ourselves to be conquered by fear and thus choose to step away from obstacles.  “I’m too tired, I’m too sore, I ripped my hands, my knees ache, I can’t.”  I cant. How many times do you say that? How many times do you back down?  How many times do you psyche yourself out. It’s time to...
Jan 30th
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Weekly Challenge 04
This is a fartlek challenge.  Fartlek training is a form of interval training that helps you build up a higher max-speed and endurance speed.  It is all about going back and forth between max speed and jogging paces at particular intervals.  You’ll need to start out with a solid warm up (you should be sweating slightly) and you’ll also need a way to time yourself (or mark out...
Jan 29th