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		<title>The history of parkour</title>
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			<title>Parkour - Freerunning - Tricking</title>
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			<description>Getting Started



Handy information for beginners (and experienced alike):



What is Parkour?

Parkour is the most efficient way to travel from point A to B. In parkour, every motion must be as close to 100% efficient as possible in taking you from your start point to your destination point. Therefore vaults, drops, jumps, rolls, wall climbing, and catgrabs are part of parkour, but spins, flips, and direction reversals are usually not. &quot;Traceurs&quot; (the French name for one who  ...</description>
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			<title>Check this out - Parkour</title>
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			<description>&quot;There are only five basic colors, but their variations are so many that they cannot all be seen&quot; - Sun Tzu As traceurs, we practice an art which is constantly shifting back and forth, to and fro. Parkour is a discipline which affects us on so many levels and in so many ways that there are bound to be separate forces pulling us apart. This is why we must seek balance.  



Sebastien Foucan once stated that, “Without philosophy, action has no meaning.” This is a commentary on the duality  ...</description>
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