Le parkour quand on est papa est pas tous les jours facile #parkour #parkour_freerunning

It's been three years that I've been doing parkour and honestly, I think that most people underestimate which point it's difficult to look at until the end before I die. Today, I'm still starting to grap on structures without the slightest hesitation. Three years later, I would never have been able to do that. Now, it's become natural. I go to an obstacle, I climb up, I cross the modules, I make a roll on the table to look at my speed, and people fill without even thinking. What people don't see is the number of shots, mistakes and mistakes in training, which there are behind each movement. By the way, write in the comments in the comments below. You have three seconds, three, two, one. It's good, I would look at the results later. The most funny thing is that when I go to a park, there is always someone to look at me bizarrely. Some think I'm doing anything else, others think it's easy. However, very few people will be able to reproduce what I do today. I continue because I love this feeling of freedom. Each obstacle is the franchise, each movement is successful, I have the impression to progress a little more. And frankly, after three years, I'm proud of the level that I have reached. Now, be honest. You think I have watched this video.