Techniques/movements

Chimp · Subject: Techniques/movements Mon May 19, 2008 12:24 am

Out of curiosity, I was wondering what techs/movements are your faves and which do you feel like you need to work on?

I'll start
Fave: kongs, lazys, and precisions.
Work on: balance Neutral

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Alex · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Mon May 19, 2008 1:16 am

hmm, I must much work on all my parkour Laughing

but I think..

Fave: lazy vault, roll, balance
Work on (the most important): kongs, cats,precisions

Tebbi · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Mon May 19, 2008 4:16 pm

Fave : Lazy vault, cat grabs, gate vaults (new to them)
Need work on? : Kongs, monkeys,precisions,flow.

Pipz · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Mon May 19, 2008 4:42 pm

Fave: turn vault, precision, cats
Work on: Kongs, dashes

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Zaza · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Mon May 19, 2008 5:08 pm

Fave: monkey, lazy, catwalk, balance
Work on: climb up, kong (little better)

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Zaza

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MoNiCa ! · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Mon May 19, 2008 7:15 pm

Fave : kong, SDC to precision, dash
Work on : cat leap & climb up

Alissa · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Thu May 22, 2008 4:53 am

Hmm... my fave has got to be lazy vaults. And sometimes QM, but not on long gravely roads.
I need to work on wall runs (upper body in general) and speed vaults.

Chimp · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Thu May 22, 2008 5:04 am

Alissa wrote:

sometimes QM, but not on long gravely roads.

lol blame hardcoretraceur and arfel for that lol you know I rather walk.

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"Parkour, l'art du deplacement, freerunning,... they are all the same thing...' (Yamakasi) Don't try to separate them or waste energy debating whether this is this or that is that - that leads only to separation within yourself." -D.E.

Flame · Number of posts: 10 Age: 22 Registration date: 2008-05-25

It is important to work on all movements, not singular movements.

I really cant say what movement I like best, there are so many..and always new ones being practised. 180 arm jumps possibly, unusual bar and underbar techs.

Im most proud of being able to muscle up, cause its taken forever to learn.

Sprite · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Sun Jun 01, 2008 9:21 pm

Flame wrote:

It is important to work on all movements, not singular movements.
I really cant say what movement I like best, there are so many..and always new ones being practised

Same here, i like to do everything and try new things all the time,
i have great balance.. and always work at it, there is so much to look foreward to,
i would like to do some more work on flow aswell as singular movements...
that is all really.

Peace and love to all I love you

Ixek · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Sun Jul 06, 2008 1:24 am

hey.. well I agree that we must work on all the exercises... but now I guess that I am in a period of time in which I've focused more on my arm jumps and other combinations of movements in which arm jumps are involved

Sprite · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Fri Jul 25, 2008 1:15 am

Ixek wrote:

:star:I guess that I am in a period of time in which I've focused more on my arm jumps and other combinations of movements

Before i got hurt two weeks back i was focusing mostly on cat grabs and precisions to cats, precisions and running precisions

Tebbi · Subject: Re: Techniques/movements Fri Jul 25, 2008 3:11 pm

I can't say that recently i've been working on one movement, i can't train much at the moment but when i do i like t vary it.
Keep changing.
Just try flowing things together.