Does anyone do parkour here if so how do u do it do u take lessons?Im in Canada BC surrey isthereany prkrskool
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Most of the time you'll never find a parkour school.  It's just not the way things usually work with PK.  However, if you can find a group in your area, they'll usually do what are called "jams" wherein anybody can come and learn from people who already know somewhat of what they're doing.  Now then, assuming you mean British Colombia, I took the liberty of finding a possible meetup group:P they can be found at http://parkour.meetup.com/cities/ca/bc/surrey/ ah, the power of google.  If this doesn't suit you, lookup americanparkour.com.  It's the american site which has a lot of useful tips for PK.  If all else fails, GOOGLE!!! find more help on google, it'll search out a good group, with any luck:P
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yea dont give up, it may seem hard at first but once you get used to it, its easy. ive been skating since i was 6 and i am pro now and im only 13 good luck
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Well, if you have a lot of money saved up, you can go do it where it was invented, in Queenstown New Zealand, by AJ Hackett.  That is where I went, off the side of a bridge, and they even lot you drop until your head goes under the water.  It was amazing, and I hgihly recommend it.  That bungy swing thing is crap- its not bungy jumping as there is no real freefall involved in that- go for the real deal is my suggestion to you.
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I've never heard of this technique.  Is it offered everywhere in the country?  I'd love to do something that isn't very high impact b/c I have back problems so maybe this might be good for me.  Thanks for bringing it to my attention! :)
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i go to gymnastics camps around my area. where is that one? e-mail at usagymnast_perfect10@yahoo.com if you wanna talk about gymnastics!
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I give tennis lessons, but I am a lttle ways north of you in the Concord, Walnut Creek area.  You can view some of the answers I gave about tennis by looking at some of the questions provided by jeff spin.  I would give you my email address but this is not the right forum
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If you have a local gym instructor, you might want to go to her/him! Men work better in the tumbleing area!
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Went to Park City in 2002 to officiate and spectate. A WONDERFULL experience. Went with a group of 15 people. Rented a condo about 1 mile from the site( for Luge). Had to split the cost 8 ways ( couples) only way to afford it. Ticket won't be Available yet but start sniffing for a place to stay. Be ready for sticker shock.\n\n                    Lugeman
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Ontario CA????\nyou can go to Upland soccer, its on Foothill, between Benson and Central.
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My first few rides (season) were great, but I fell alot. I never rode one of those bud boards. Snowboard bindings are important. The bindings should clamp your feet/boots onto the board, like pedals on a bike. There's always time to snowboard. Use your front foot to steer. Wear gloves and a helmet.
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I'm only an 8th Kup but I've seen other students practice Joon-gun and I know the move you're talking about, they bring the hands up slow with a loud drawn out exhale don't they? I can't remember anyone ever asking but remember that all Tul represent something as well as incorporate moves, and i know talking to the 2nd Kup students that i've seen practice it that when they are graded the instructors look for your control, switching speed ect. You have to really know the routine, at the lower levels you can memorise a routine and go through it without thinking, but when you have to slow down your stance is very visible, and if it's not good it notices. So all before the change in speed your stances need to be correct and you have to know what you're doing. That however is a practical consequence, instructors take advantage of it to look for things, i don't think it's the real reason. You can ask your instructor about it and see what he says.
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Get a good shoe and practice. if it doesnt help, attach springs to your feet :D
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http://www.torontopremiergymnastics.com/\n\nI believe they are associated with Gymnastics Ontario which is a fabulous company.\n\nhttp://www.ogf.com/
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i have a roundoff flipflop one and a half punch front on floor and a front handspring  layout layout. on beam i can do a backwalkover flipflop and a back tuck. on bars just a simple level 8 rountine and toe hects. on vault i did a pike tsuke but now i am working urchanko fulls in the pit.
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The only one I know of is Singleton. They have an over-water obstacle course that we made use of as school cadets. \nOtherwise, you can try this place, but I'm not sure if it is open to the public:\nhttp://www.cae.com/www2004/Products_and_Services/Military_Simulation_and_Training/Locations/Sydney_Australia.shtml
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Me too. My brother went to Austrailia for the Flounders Cup, and my dad played and coached all through out my life. I got a step brother that plays in the M.L.L. in B.C. I used to play practice with my bro and was pretty good at it. It helps that we are North American Natives too, our game!
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I am in gymnastics! Level 6. i LOVE gymnastics!!!!!! Also check out the web site Shawn is an AMAZING gymnast! it's NOT me though! I wish! She is 14 and hoping to make it to the olympics!