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His ankles and knees must hate him after that. If anyone could take a drop like that it would be Phil Doyle. A normal person would be CRIPPLED after a drop like that.
He also posted a clip on instagram not too long ago showing the drop lol. People always hyping up Dom but Phil has some of the strongest legs in parkour. I mean seeing how he handles the impacts on strides is unreal.
@@lucasgrey9794 Tbh not really. I think you underestimate how strong people are. I've taken a 2 story fall before and was just fine. Landed on my feet and rolled. The most painful part was the bottom of my feet hitting the ground so hard.
Woah! Dom here! Hey Dom! I live in Merrylands, NSW, can I train parkour with you? I kinda get bored.......... plus, storror are coming to visit after pandemic! I want to train with them too.......😶
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As a Chinese parkour guy, you guys s videos are actually the original way we started parkour, we don't have anyone to teach, just by watching videos of storm storror gup etc, love the culture
To be honest, Dom could have a list of his own. The amount of insane jumps he does and how he puts his body through that amount of beating and coming out unscathed is mind-blowing
I stopped subscribing to Dom's channel because of how squeamish I get watching him do this stuff. Worse, he's not going to be able to walk at some point. Saw a video about climbers and how crippled the high-end pros get after 20 years. Parkour is dangerous but it's also about wear and tear. Dom's making a living right now but it won't last.
@@susanjane4784 i agree about Dom destroying himself but the founders like David Belle and the rest of them are still going strong 20/30 years later and they did take a ton of impacts. Its in our philosophy and principles “to be and to last.” Eventually yeah the body wears out but its not the goal of parkour and Dom just has insane genetics it will only carry him so far before he blows out his joints entirely.
@@jack8465 Lmao fair enough. But Im not saying they don't get hurt, of course they fail sometimes. But when they execute a move perfectly, it doesn't hurt.
I'm so relieved this isn't just a compilation of terrifying moments without explanation and is an actual parkour enthusiast presenting it as a sport. also those Vite Ramen things look amazing and I totally want them but they don't ship to Canada :( That's the first time a youtube ad actually brought me something really cool and needed, I eat ramen noodles all the time and agree with the company's stance on everything whyyyyy
If you watched Dom Tomato's jump carefully in this video, instead of the normal parkour roll, he rolls from the shoulder to the hip bone. That's why his leg is injured because the whole load falls on one foot.
It is so crazy to me how some humans have the capacity for maximizing their life enjoyment to the extreme, while also having such a willingness to die at any moment, at the same time.
Someone told me he stayed up the night up there and when they came back the next morning - he was gone! Some people saw strange lights that night and say he got abducted by aliens. I guess we will never know....
I can't imagine parkour as an Olympic sport, because in general, sports that can be done in a controlled environment are promoted, meaning if you take the necessary precautions you will most likely not get hurt. There is no controlled environment in parkour, but I do admire the balls of parkourers, you're awesome in your own way. I'd be proud of my brother if he could do that (until we get the medical bills, ofc)
As someone who has never seen free running before youtube decided to recommend it to me just now, I have discovered something amazing that I'm going to binge for the next few days. Those compilations are so satisfying to watch.
Honestly one of the most flattering things that can happen to a human being is to accomplish something so fucking ridiculous that other humans refuse to believe its legitimacy. Toby is borderline superhuman.
Pretty gnarly how the worst-case scenario in skateboarding (i.e. kicking the board out and taking the impact with your feet) is the best-case scenario with parkour. Ali Boulala tried to ollie the Lyon 25 back around 2001 a few times and never tried it again after kicking out. Props to Dom Tomato for flipping down that thing. To me, as a skateboarder, that basically looks like a very stylish suicide attempt.
I've spent 25 years in orthopedics. I love watching this stuff but am also keenly aware of the consequences when it goes sideways. I certainly would never suggest to stop this sort of fun. It's completely off the rails brilliant. But some of the injuries will alter your life forever. With this in mind, calling that ankle injury after the Lyon 25 jump a "bruise" makes me highly suspicious someone missed a talus fracture. I'm curious if there is any follow up on that one. High energy = high consequences.
Exactly my thought. I myself had a minor pathetic accident where I just stopped quickly to not run into a baby but my foot dislocated, tearing three ligaments and nerves. DTs "bruise" looked EXACTLY like my foot looked. I've spent 5years getting my foot stable again, not to speak about the amount of painkillers I've had to be on, happy not to be a American but a European lol. I know ppl from the scene from when I was a kid that are in a wheelchair.
Greatest moments in Parkour History... and no mention of David Belle ( just the creator of the discipline ) ? Doing the manpower ? Sebastian Foucan ? Jump in the Millenium Stadium... Daniel Ilabaca ? doing the monkey gainer ... Oleg Vorslav ? doing crazy style jump... Anyway.. this is a great classement ! Very british centered. In a very recent history.
I remember feeling like the entire freerunning culture has leveled up each time Oleg Vorslav, Daniel Ilabaca or Livewire aka Tim Shieff put out a video)
Been out of the scene since about 2015 but I still consider parkour to be a part of my identity to this day. A number of these are new to me but it still was a great trip down memory lane. Awesome video!
I've never followed freerunning but watching Dom feels like watching Jaws where I almost can't enjoy some of the clips because of how intense they are.
Things in PK comps greater than that tag clip: - Zen Shimada: Triple Cork - Nate Weston: Side pre to dub flyaway - Mich Todorovic: Height Stride challenge - Jo Hendo: Winning SPL Speed 2016 - Max Antal: Dub Side Pre 2019 - Tim Champion: Winning SPL Skill 2017 ...I can keep going. Could do a whole video on how athletes made their names at SPL comps.
Dude, your channel is something special. I loved parkour since it popped up first on RUclips. I never got active myself but I remember seeing a lot of those videos at their time. I was never part of the community, but your videos make me feel I was. Thank you
All these freerunners doing insane jumps for their warm ups, And then there's me, where the most extreme thing I do is a 10-15ft drop onto concrete XD. Awesome video, mate. Parkour is amazing.
Absolutely love how you did this video and what you included. From an older guy's perspective, these are big moments in parkour, but not all "chart toppers" for "Parkour history". I'm thinking of a parkour athlete being featured in a James Bond film, the premier of Jump London, Shell's Electric Storm and the birth of UK Parkour at South Bank. I feel like you could do 5 categories and do a top 10 for each of them. Parkour as part of a Madonna tour was probably the world's biggest exposure, adjusted for the time it happened.
Love the video, as a North American for me Jessie Laflair’s best trick in Santorini back in 2013, the 360 stride to cork would have been at the top of my list!
Jesse laflair made it in the video, but not the list :( honestly he’s done so much for the sport I’m surprised he didn’t make it into the video, same with max barker, I mean he did the first rail flip precision ever at 16 years old, and I’m 15 right now I would never dream of doing a flip precision to a rail in a year
I think it's not just that best trick, Jesse may not be the most strongest athlete but he takes these weird concept likes using slides,knees and stuff and drills them to create his own really unique style
The funniest thing is United wasn't even supposed to be in the tournament. They called to know if they could participate and were rejected. But a week before, another team had to drop out and the organizers called them just for the numbers. They borrowed money from a friend to go there and the rest is history.
My guy your editing is great. I feel like I'm learning so much when I watch you. I subbed, and you definitely deserve more subscribers. Keep doing what your doing!
I have so much respect for these athletes, I could watch this sport all day. They seem to have the mindset that the world is their playground and that's awesome!
Two things i missed: First double front drop. Something about crazy russians or some french dudes. Too much Britain hype. just a tip too much. Otherwhise, perfect work, as usual.
Things that Im missing: -David Belle's Manpower gap. -Sebastien's chase scene in James Bond. -Calen Chan's run in AoM; first time a scoot full in back out was done during a competition. -Maybe not a moment, but a video; Pasha's The Boss video in LA. Completely set a new era of creative free running.
25yo software dev now. When I was growing up (12-13yo) I used to do parkour with my neighborhood mates. No training, no warmup, just a bunch of stupid kids that figured we should move around quick and swift. Got in trouble many times, jumped across rooftops, got into houses. Those were the days. The feeling you have during a long jump is just... freedom. Back in the day all our mates had our Parkour inspiration, mine and another's was Pip Andersen... Does anyone remember him or the old legends of parkour nowadays?
Bit of a shame Erik’s name didn’t get a mention anywhere despite winning both categories at the Skyladder competition and being the first person to flip the suicide wall run. Erik Mukhametshin = GOAT. 😜 Anyway, sick video. Enjoyed it a lot. 👌🏼
Seeing one of the leaders in my parkour community in a K-Swiss ad doing parkour with Anna Kournikova in 2008 is definitely one of my favorite moments...
5:22 dude!!!!!! I've been looking for that video my entire life. Saw it way back when i was a kid in some talent site. Years later when i finally began doing parkour i searched and searched for it and could never find it. Until now.
have never really done parkour, but this has certainly piqued my interests... consider parkour classes booked, and elbow pads ordered! this is going to be a great adventure.
Toby is not human I swear. He's flipping insane so is Dom. Big up storror gave me a channel I never knew I'd get addicted to watching parkour until I saw them and then realising they was in/used for 6 underground one of my favourite movies just made me so proud🥰 now I enjoy so many other creators that don't just do skits, it's pure talent👌 anyone who can do parkour are amazing cos I can barely walk up the stairs without falling or getting out of breath😂
A little correction for your title: "The Greatest Moments From English Speaking Parkour Athletes in the Last 10 Years." - no hate, still a really good video.
Great Vid mate. Yet you forgot the obvious number one. Why ? So far the most iconic Parkour moment remains the David Belle chase in Banlieue 13 in 2004. That's it. It's still one of the best stunt in 130 years of cinema... Then, it was David introducing Parkour to the world. And finally there would be no parkour without the David Belle/Sebastien Foucan team of friends. Foucan also had a super iconic Parkour chase in Casino Royale back in 2006. It should be on this list too
You forgot to mention Ali Boulala being the first person to attempt Lyon. Obviously he didn't land it, but he opened the door that Jaws walked through.
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How is this comment 4 hours old the vid just came out
Great vid btw
YOOOO congrats on 40k my guy!!! Keep up the hard work and never give up
Did you express your love to Dom? And if not why not?
For everyone who Is asking how did he get Down - he took the drop, He said that in JAM podcast.
His ankles and knees must hate him after that. If anyone could take a drop like that it would be Phil Doyle. A normal person would be CRIPPLED after a drop like that.
Oh thank god, I'm glad someone had that answer prepped :')
Thank you
He also posted a clip on instagram not too long ago showing the drop lol. People always hyping up Dom but Phil has some of the strongest legs in parkour. I mean seeing how he handles the impacts on strides is unreal.
@@lucasgrey9794 Tbh not really. I think you underestimate how strong people are. I've taken a 2 story fall before and was just fine. Landed on my feet and rolled. The most painful part was the bottom of my feet hitting the ground so hard.
I’m a skateboarder yet I respect the culture of parkour just as their community seems to respect ours
Lot of skate fans here, myself included, I wanna make a vid on skateboards influence on pk
Ye just wish skate culture would respect scooterers
@@Milo_wills no
@@Milo_wills no.
@@Milo_wills BIG FAT NO
BIG BIG LOVE HOMIE!
Woah! Dom here! Hey Dom! I live in Merrylands, NSW, can I train parkour with you? I kinda get bored.......... plus, storror are coming to visit after pandemic! I want to train with them too.......😶
Dom the LEGENDD!!!!!!
Oooh my man
Dom you are a legend
you ARE LEGEND DOM
I'm an orthopedic surgeon and I approve of this activity.
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@@STV-H4H 😂😂😂
Job security !
@@STV-H4H his casket will be shaped like a red bull can....that might be too far. 😆
that's right, a femer bone is hard to break, keep sending it!
As a Chinese parkour guy, you guys s videos are actually the original way we started parkour, we don't have anyone to teach, just by watching videos of storm storror gup etc, love the culture
For a Chinese guy, you should have learned from Jackie
@@xrizbira yep i actually met him, my dad used to invest his movie Lol, that's a true shit
@@parkouryan8204wow
@@xrizbira Jackie is who we all learned it from.
To be honest, Dom could have a list of his own. The amount of insane jumps he does and how he puts his body through that amount of beating and coming out unscathed is mind-blowing
But the faceplant is just... how on earth is he alive. like fuck, thats horrible
He is Undisputed... Like Superman acting Bruce Willis.. But a traceur)
I stopped subscribing to Dom's channel because of how squeamish I get watching him do this stuff. Worse, he's not going to be able to walk at some point. Saw a video about climbers and how crippled the high-end pros get after 20 years. Parkour is dangerous but it's also about wear and tear. Dom's making a living right now but it won't last.
@@susanjane4784 he's being more careful in the past year. Still does crazy stuff but at least prepares a little more
@@susanjane4784 i agree about Dom destroying himself but the founders like David Belle and the rest of them are still going strong 20/30 years later and they did take a ton of impacts. Its in our philosophy and principles “to be and to last.” Eventually yeah the body wears out but its not the goal of parkour and Dom just has insane genetics it will only carry him so far before he blows out his joints entirely.
Have never done parkour, will never do parkour but absolutely love this channel
you should give it a shot!
@@gabrielnuer9899 My knees hurt even just watching this channel
@@jack8465 Yeah but whats amazing is that these peoples knees who are doing crazy stuff don't hurt.
@@tagunprice9762 ruclips.net/video/v_Ri5tzyzBY/видео.html
@@jack8465 Lmao fair enough. But Im not saying they don't get hurt, of course they fail sometimes. But when they execute a move perfectly, it doesn't hurt.
When you do something so unbelievable that people call it fake, that’s where you consider yourself a GOAT
Seriously!
Underrated comment
@@killumi_vfx living off RUclips? Bruh. There are better options 😂
@@Red-mo2uo just click the link, it is a 10 second vid, if you dont like it you can drop a dislike
@@Red-mo2uo he may be advertising but big RUclipsrs DO make a living
Lol I am randomly watching this and suddenly see my comment from 7 years ago at 5:47 😂 that caught me off guard..
big balls 478
certified bruh moment
Dam
dude the comment is a year older than my account, damn you're yt account is twice as old as mine, nice!
Must feel good to finally know how he came down there, doesn't it?
I can't believe you didn't mention the skills of Michael Scott, Dwight Schrute, and Andy Bernard. They are legends!
FR no hardcore parkour.
I was about to write these names down because im curious to know more about parkour and im likr... wait a moment...
i just came here after watching that video
Ngl half the reason parkour got turned into a joke😭😭 still a goated moment tho
"360 *gainer* onto the trash can"
Toby and Dom could literally fill this list by themselves. Great video.
WHY DID HE DO US LIKE THAT IM GOING CRAZY HOW DID HE GET DOWN
pretty sure he took the drop lol
He -
He took the drop lol
Top 10 mysteries that'll never be solved
i think he tried 180
I'm so relieved this isn't just a compilation of terrifying moments without explanation and is an actual parkour enthusiast presenting it as a sport. also those Vite Ramen things look amazing and I totally want them but they don't ship to Canada :( That's the first time a youtube ad actually brought me something really cool and needed, I eat ramen noodles all the time and agree with the company's stance on everything whyyyyy
Big respect to Willis for his crazy IMAX jump but we now have Dom doing a flip over the gap, which is absolutely mental
If you watched Dom Tomato's jump carefully in this video, instead of the normal parkour roll, he rolls from the shoulder to the hip bone. That's why his leg is injured because the whole load falls on one foot.
Fr the flip is an insane level-up
It is so crazy to me how some humans have the capacity for maximizing their life enjoyment to the extreme, while also having such a willingness to die at any moment, at the same time.
This channel went from "its about time" to "absolutely necessary piece of culture".
Congratulations sire, you rock!
you're right
I agree. This channel is really valuable for the community.
I wonder how parkour started. I can just imagine some guy saying, “Ima jump off this building”
Brendan korty u are the best
Don’t quote me on this but i think it originated during world war 1 as an effective training method for soldiers to efficiently traverse obstacles
@@julianrosenfeld7177 Thank you
I feel you homeslise
No.
Greatest moment in Parkour History is 3 Year old me sliding down a slide then landing on my feet. You cannot say this is the best moment ever.
Lol! Well, after thinking about it, yep, your moment reigns supreme!
I mean yeah no one lands when they slide
My mommy told me if I have 1000 subscribers I will get a PC, can you help me get there?
@@Vl0gWithAb shut up
@@Vl0gWithAb imagine using your parents to gain popularity
You're gonna need to do an update adding Dom's diving front over IMAX
ayo
Jimmy could update the list almost every time Dom puts out new video lol
Who's here after Dom killed Imax with that front?
That would easily be included here as the biggest front-pre to date.
What happened????
@@rogg0224 I just seen it, was on the storror tube, called the most scary parkour or something like that
Can't wait for the day Jimmy puts himself on this list...
@Bailey Castillo Thank you
@Bailey Castillo 1’ll top you by being the 169’th
@Bailey Castillo 200th
215th
15 likes in one day
The fact that what Toby did was so phenomenal that people think its fake is what's absolutely crazy about that jump.
6:14 so he got down just like the camera
BANDIT he took the height drop
@@hendrkweiss yeah that is what I meant
Is there a video ? Can't find it on Ryan's instagram
@@eliotepk1543 Idk
Someone told me he stayed up the night up there and when they came back the next morning - he was gone! Some people saw strange lights that night and say he got abducted by aliens. I guess we will never know....
I can't imagine parkour as an Olympic sport, because in general, sports that can be done in a controlled environment are promoted, meaning if you take the necessary precautions you will most likely not get hurt.
There is no controlled environment in parkour, but I do admire the balls of parkourers, you're awesome in your own way.
I'd be proud of my brother if he could do that (until we get the medical bills, ofc)
As someone who has never seen free running before youtube decided to recommend it to me just now, I have discovered something amazing that I'm going to binge for the next few days. Those compilations are so satisfying to watch.
Dom and Toby should have their own list lol, those two guys are mad
Honestly one of the most flattering things that can happen to a human being is to accomplish something so fucking ridiculous that other humans refuse to believe its legitimacy. Toby is borderline superhuman.
Some say that man is still hanging on to the window to this day
They are wrong because he dropped he said in a podcast
@@dukiest7368 You didn't get the joke huh
@@dukiest7368 i was laughing until i read ur reply
@@fuurnkzn Hail hydra.
@@se7en427 hail hydra
Toby has the one super power that most people overlook, sometimes, even mock... he's a ginger!
We are made of different minerals.
i mean, anything done by David Belle or Cyril Raffaelli should be on this list 😂
6:03 the expectation was immense
Pretty gnarly how the worst-case scenario in skateboarding (i.e. kicking the board out and taking the impact with your feet) is the best-case scenario with parkour. Ali Boulala tried to ollie the Lyon 25 back around 2001 a few times and never tried it again after kicking out. Props to Dom Tomato for flipping down that thing. To me, as a skateboarder, that basically looks like a very stylish suicide attempt.
I've spent 25 years in orthopedics. I love watching this stuff but am also keenly aware of the consequences when it goes sideways. I certainly would never suggest to stop this sort of fun. It's completely off the rails brilliant. But some of the injuries will alter your life forever. With this in mind, calling that ankle injury after the Lyon 25 jump a "bruise" makes me highly suspicious someone missed a talus fracture. I'm curious if there is any follow up on that one. High energy = high consequences.
Agree- That was definitely NOT just a bruise.
This is so off nuts shit ,
Exactly my thought.
I myself had a minor pathetic accident where I just stopped quickly to not run into a baby but my foot dislocated, tearing three ligaments and nerves. DTs "bruise" looked EXACTLY like my foot looked. I've spent 5years getting my foot stable again, not to speak about the amount of painkillers I've had to be on, happy not to be a American but a European lol.
I know ppl from the scene from when I was a kid that are in a wheelchair.
And finally he explained everything in his youtube channel (and yes, it didn't go well). Even today he's struggling :/
@@hinenik Thanks for the update. "Sounds like a horse, smells like a horse..."
Greatest moments in Parkour History... and no mention of David Belle ( just the creator of the discipline ) ? Doing the manpower ? Sebastian Foucan ? Jump in the Millenium Stadium... Daniel Ilabaca ? doing the monkey gainer ... Oleg Vorslav ? doing crazy style jump... Anyway.. this is a great classement ! Very british centered. In a very recent history.
The best part about the tag chase video is when he won his competitor ran up to him smiling and hugging him.
I feel like WCT has some of the most humble and sportsman like athletes and deserves a lot more recognition
I remember feeling like the entire freerunning culture has leveled up each time Oleg Vorslav, Daniel Ilabaca or Livewire aka Tim Shieff put out a video)
And Kye and Philly D
I miss livewire. Not to mention anis cherufa
Lol “Toby isn’t like normal” hahahaha
Been out of the scene since about 2015 but I still consider parkour to be a part of my identity to this day. A number of these are new to me but it still was a great trip down memory lane. Awesome video!
I've never followed freerunning but watching Dom feels like watching Jaws where I almost can't enjoy some of the clips because of how intense they are.
please we need part 2. the subject was really interesting.
Things in PK comps greater than that tag clip:
- Zen Shimada: Triple Cork
- Nate Weston: Side pre to dub flyaway
- Mich Todorovic: Height Stride challenge
- Jo Hendo: Winning SPL Speed 2016
- Max Antal: Dub Side Pre 2019
- Tim Champion: Winning SPL Skill 2017
...I can keep going. Could do a whole video on how athletes made their names at SPL comps.
Dude, your channel is something special. I loved parkour since it popped up first on RUclips. I never got active myself but I remember seeing a lot of those videos at their time. I was never part of the community, but your videos make me feel I was. Thank you
All these freerunners doing insane jumps for their warm ups,
And then there's me, where the most extreme thing I do is a 10-15ft drop onto concrete XD. Awesome video, mate. Parkour is amazing.
Jimmy, the context and excitement added by your narration really make this a next-level video. Also, sweet editing.
Thanks!!
HOW DID HE COME DOWN?
Go watch his interview on the JAM podcast
@@mip5071 like u couldnt just say how did he come down
@@teodorkozelsky6332 nope sry
@@mip5071 😩😩
Ok So i listend the podcast And He took the drop.
Absolutely love how you did this video and what you included. From an older guy's perspective, these are big moments in parkour, but not all "chart toppers" for "Parkour history". I'm thinking of a parkour athlete being featured in a James Bond film, the premier of Jump London, Shell's Electric Storm and the birth of UK Parkour at South Bank. I feel like you could do 5 categories and do a top 10 for each of them. Parkour as part of a Madonna tour was probably the world's biggest exposure, adjusted for the time it happened.
My granddaughter just told me to check this out, awesome! As a retired nurse and mother it's freaking me out, but so amazing!
2:37 I get tingles every time i see that clip! 😂 Watching that live was something else...
Worst thing for me is that I know this guy personally... can’t believe it 😅
Dom is a Legend but Jan Schlappen done it without painfull tretments
A ten years ago I wouldn't have believed there are people who actually can do things like these. It's incredible, post-gymnastic!
the manpower gainer was crazy
Wait, someone did a gainer???
@@AntonAdelson yeah dude, it was crazy, im sure u could find it online, it was this past summer,
Glad to see storror getting more and more recognition daily, as a Brit myself I can tell you we are all very underrated as athletes
Love the video, as a North American for me Jessie Laflair’s best trick in Santorini back in 2013, the 360 stride to cork would have been at the top of my list!
I second this^
Jesse laflair made it in the video, but not the list :( honestly he’s done so much for the sport I’m surprised he didn’t make it into the video, same with max barker, I mean he did the first rail flip precision ever at 16 years old, and I’m 15 right now I would never dream of doing a flip precision to a rail in a year
@@stephenfitzsimmons1752 jimmy made a whole video about the flip precision to rail
I think it's not just that best trick, Jesse may not be the most strongest athlete but he takes these weird concept likes using slides,knees and stuff and drills them to create his own really unique style
Knowing that people kept this going since early nineties and just as the art form it is from thousands of years ago is just awsome.
There is two things because i'm not parkour master... i don't trust my bones and i have to change the world...
Fabio wibmer did that stair set with his downhill mtb and the impact looks insane
This dude is the most underrated documentary maker on RUclips.
These videos only get better, loving the editing man 🙌
The staircase jump that Dom Tomato did in the beginning was also the staircase that Fabio Wibmer did on a Mountain Bike
@bongbrain07 i seen it
sabastian, the big black french guy done some crazy shit back before 2000
The one jump in Storror's video "Parkour Diving in Basel" will always give me goosebumps
@Not Me yes
The tag match was truely a move of grace I mean the stick was perfect and he just kept the motion going
The funniest thing is United wasn't even supposed to be in the tournament. They called to know if they could participate and were rejected. But a week before, another team had to drop out and the organizers called them just for the numbers.
They borrowed money from a friend to go there and the rest is history.
My guy your editing is great. I feel like I'm learning so much when I watch you. I subbed, and you definitely deserve more subscribers. Keep doing what your doing!
I have so much respect for these athletes, I could watch this sport all day. They seem to have the mindset that the world is their playground and that's awesome!
And here I was thinking these moves were impressive when I did them IN MY DREAMS!
Two things i missed: First double front drop. Something about crazy russians or some french dudes. Too much Britain hype. just a tip too much. Otherwhise, perfect work, as usual.
the fact that people dont believe the double kong was even real just makes it better.
Things that Im missing:
-David Belle's Manpower gap.
-Sebastien's chase scene in James Bond.
-Calen Chan's run in AoM; first time a scoot full in back out was done during a competition.
-Maybe not a moment, but a video; Pasha's The Boss video in LA. Completely set a new era of creative free running.
I can't believe David Belle wasn't in this list
yeah came here to make the manpower comment. it doesnt get more iconic than that
25yo software dev now. When I was growing up (12-13yo) I used to do parkour with my neighborhood mates. No training, no warmup, just a bunch of stupid kids that figured we should move around quick and swift. Got in trouble many times, jumped across rooftops, got into houses. Those were the days. The feeling you have during a long jump is just... freedom. Back in the day all our mates had our Parkour inspiration, mine and another's was Pip Andersen... Does anyone remember him or the old legends of parkour nowadays?
7:15 "Despite a few breaks-"
I'm sorry. A _few_ breaks? As in.. he broke MULTIPLE bones from that fall? Jeez
The fact that manpower is not on the list is lunatic. Maybe it isn't the hardest ever but still iconic
Actually, the heel of Dom was broken. He said it in story a few weeks after the fail haha
Well not fail it was the payment for success
Bit of a shame Erik’s name didn’t get a mention anywhere despite winning both categories at the Skyladder competition and being the first person to flip the suicide wall run. Erik Mukhametshin = GOAT. 😜
Anyway, sick video. Enjoyed it a lot. 👌🏼
Seeing one of the leaders in my parkour community in a K-Swiss ad doing parkour with Anna Kournikova in 2008 is definitely one of my favorite moments...
I've seen Dom, this guy and his crew defy belief at what their capable of, fearless beauty, total entertainment
As a skateboarder my respect for parkour has gotten up significantly higher
7:07 - Bro, that fall was scary as hell... This guy could easily shatter his skull.
In slow motion you can see his head shaking absorbing the impact.
New video idea; The Greatest Ankles in Parkour History: The Dom Tomato Story
Yoda could destroy all these guys at 850 years old...
i remember 10 y/o watching this on repeat in lockdown, crazy to think this was almost 3 years ago and how much I've changed since
5:22 dude!!!!!! I've been looking for that video my entire life. Saw it way back when i was a kid in some talent site.
Years later when i finally began doing parkour i searched and searched for it and could never find it. Until now.
I've never seen a bruise so bad
Mean while Dom: It looks normal
I think the greatest Moment was when Dom made his kong front at the excact same spot
As a skateboarder, I respect this community a lot!
Man, Professor Longhair, Big Chief. That video was a part of my childhood, I *loved* that video, it was so cool
Legend has it he never got down from the window
have never really done parkour, but this has certainly piqued my interests... consider parkour classes booked, and elbow pads ordered! this is going to be a great adventure.
so, how's it goin' now?
@@altinq4114 he died I think
@@Kiralmao probably....
You forgot Ali boulala's attempt in like 2006 at Lyon.
it was in Flip's "Sorry" video which came out in 2002, not sure when it actually happened tho....
Toby is not human I swear. He's flipping insane so is Dom.
Big up storror gave me a channel I never knew I'd get addicted to watching parkour until I saw them and then realising they was in/used for 6 underground one of my favourite movies just made me so proud🥰 now I enjoy so many other creators that don't just do skits, it's pure talent👌 anyone who can do parkour are amazing cos I can barely walk up the stairs without falling or getting out of breath😂
Great video!!! Outstanding job and commentary 👏👌🙌
Great video man but I feel you are missing a few moments from the OG's of parkour like some David Belle or even Sebastien Foucan.
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A little correction for your title: "The Greatest Moments From English Speaking Parkour Athletes in the Last 10 Years." - no hate, still a really good video.
Truth. lol But still good!
Dom is the real life Vector
Great Vid mate. Yet you forgot the obvious number one. Why ?
So far the most iconic Parkour moment remains the David Belle chase in Banlieue 13 in 2004. That's it. It's still one of the best stunt in 130 years of cinema...
Then, it was David introducing Parkour to the world. And finally there would be no parkour without the David Belle/Sebastien Foucan team of friends. Foucan also had a super iconic Parkour chase in Casino Royale back in 2006. It should be on this list too
So how did he get down????
Fabio Wibmer also did that huge stair set on his Bike.
Yes, but with suspension and shit
Yeah
@@camerongill5200 still it didn't go well he got seriously injured
“The greatests moments in English pk history “
You forgot to mention Ali Boulala being the first person to attempt Lyon. Obviously he didn't land it, but he opened the door that Jaws walked through.