Parkour

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A lot of people learn from YouTube videos, but gyms have been becoming more popular recently.

>>891763
>how you start ?
It doesn't matter.

There're a few fundamentals that are very good to learn, though.

>wall-up
>roll
>vaults

Not to mention the good old
>standing long jump
>long jump
>sprint

>>891763
To supplement, join a judo gym and learn how to fall properly. Helped me out a ton. This parkour rolling tutorial is just a judo forward-rolling breakfall:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBs4NABgR6U

Falling properly is super important because when you fuck up, you don't want to get fucked up and have to miss out on training.

>>893110
>This parkour rolling tutorial
I'm almost certain that that's a slap-out tutorial, not a roll tutorial.

These are roll tutorials:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6I1J0zmE7U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JoBLxFKkbM

>>891763
Remember the golden rule OP: go big or go home.

>>893256
>go big or go home.
Big sweatpants.

>>893125
Isn't a slap-out just an ideal-form roll?

>>893125
>>893514
I'm asking because I've never heard it called that before.

>>893514
A slap-out is landing with your legs, and then leaning forward to disperse the energy through your arms.

A roll is a roll, landing with your feet, using the arms to absorb some energy while guiding your body into the roll, where you disperse the energy through your shoulder and back.

>>893520
Your description of a roll sounds a lot like the ukemi-style roll in that video you called a slap-out. Either one of us is missing something or there's just a miscommunication somewhere.

>>891763
google for a club near you. especially the smaller ones are happy about new faces. you will also make great friends