- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Barefoot tree climbing in MN
- Thread starter Tom Dunlap
- Start date
- Location
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
I came across these guys clips a few years back.
Two brothers that were insanely good, pro rollerbladers.
They started pushing the boundaries with real outside the box stuff.
Skating where & on things that are just so abstract from skating.
Like in a junkyard, or even in the middle of the forest!!!!
Progressed to barefoot free tree climbing, which when i first saw it i thought it was like tree parkour. Now i think he is pretty into parkour too!
His other clips on youtube are worth a look.
Two brothers that were insanely good, pro rollerbladers.
They started pushing the boundaries with real outside the box stuff.
Skating where & on things that are just so abstract from skating.
Like in a junkyard, or even in the middle of the forest!!!!
Progressed to barefoot free tree climbing, which when i first saw it i thought it was like tree parkour. Now i think he is pretty into parkour too!
His other clips on youtube are worth a look.
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Parkour is amazing! That's the potential that can be realized if someone actually plays a game instead of just sitting in front of a play console.
Tr33Climb3r
Participating member
- Location
- Wisconsin
Pretty cool stuff
tomthetreeman
Participating member
- Location
- Rhode Island
My arches hurt just watching that!
TreeCo
Carpal tunnel level member
Great video.
The music sounds like some of Donavan's obscure music from the late sixties and early seventies that I've got on vinyl.
The music sounds like some of Donavan's obscure music from the late sixties and early seventies that I've got on vinyl.
- Location
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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Parkour is amazing! That's the potential that can be realized if someone actually plays a game instead of just sitting in front of a play console.
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I'll say! I've always thought that if someone talented at parkour got into competition tree climbing they could do some amazing stuff beyond what we've seen from even the best tree climbers out there.
Parkour is amazing! That's the potential that can be realized if someone actually plays a game instead of just sitting in front of a play console.
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I'll say! I've always thought that if someone talented at parkour got into competition tree climbing they could do some amazing stuff beyond what we've seen from even the best tree climbers out there.
- Location
- Sioux Falls, SD
I'm wondering how they are not getting eaten alive by mosquitoes? Pretty sure I can't go shirtless in the woods around here....
Amazing athletes though! I noticed they weren't tackling any hackberry wither
Amazing athletes though! I noticed they weren't tackling any hackberry wither
- Location
- Chapel Hill, NC
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I'll say! I've always thought that if someone talented at parkour got into competition tree climbing they could do some amazing stuff beyond what we've seen from even the best tree climbers out there.
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I don't think they'd be any better cuz they'd have to follow the same rules and I'm thinking the gear would really get in their way. The really fast work climb guys are pretty frikkin agile, as agile as any parkour runner I've seen.
Don't get me wrong though, I love to watch parkour and if I was younger I'd be doing it.
I'll say! I've always thought that if someone talented at parkour got into competition tree climbing they could do some amazing stuff beyond what we've seen from even the best tree climbers out there.
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I don't think they'd be any better cuz they'd have to follow the same rules and I'm thinking the gear would really get in their way. The really fast work climb guys are pretty frikkin agile, as agile as any parkour runner I've seen.
Don't get me wrong though, I love to watch parkour and if I was younger I'd be doing it.
- Location
- sheffield.uk
ha cool!
