Hahaha. Man, I am so sorry the fail clips win the most. But we all can feel it, and somehow it feels like living part of it with you. I wish you all the best, I hope you can keep goin strong, And I keep you in prayers. GL Dom, Much love.
The resilience is one thing but the ability to come out of a near miss that could have been so much worse, brush it off and continue with training is what really gets me. How does that not wreck your confidence with the next jump? Parkour is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. The mental fortitude to go this far is unbelievable
Noo. Yo creo que tienes en tu cerebro una parte mas que en los " seres normales" y se desarrolla acorde a lo que haces. Y genera energias especiales. Para nacer de nuevo 🌅 @@DomTomato
Dom seems like such a chill dude, kinda makes me queasy when he talks about the injuries that have made a lasting impact on him, like that ankle twist or the concussion. Take care of yourself man! So much respect for your skills, want ya to live long and comfortable.
I remember your 2021 run of dropping absolutely monstrous bangers... It was the most rapid up-levelling the hobby has seen - and it wasn't so much about you progressing skill wise, It was all mentality and application - you just unlocked a perspective and confidence in approaching obstacles that were so huge but you had the experience and science to break them down. You spent more time in the air and upside down over those months than you did upright! I'm really glad you're still here and talking to us.
It’s often times the lower stakes sends and even just casual practicing when injuries are worst. When you’re prepping for something really big and scary, your fear really makes you prepare yourself well for it before you’re ready, so it’s less likely that you’ll fuck up. But it happens!
You never know when something is going to 'go wrong’. The only broken bone I've had was from from a jump on undulating ground between two (commercial) ski runs, but I have walked away from a 2000 ft fall plus an avalanche; but then again I have had to say far well to many a fellow adventurer. If you love it , do it
Gnarly! That second one is always hard to watch. Credit for putting that up. Storror actually removed their compilation a couple of years ago (probably for good reason as it was pretty gruesome) Toby's teeth in the seesaw was, you could feel it.
i think that really is true, that your bails are more what you're known for, but i think that's only because a) you fucking send it and it's a beautiful thing to watch, and b) that outrageously keen aerial awareness means 99 outta 100, the bail itself is some impressive movement and body memory
Full recovery is an illusion, your young body just writes cheques your old body has to pay for. I personally know several "semi-pro" motocrossers and few other x-sport freaks...It gets rough past your 30s and really bad past 40s. Neuropathy, memory problems, endless surgeries, times spent just immobilized, doing physiotherapy etc. I'd get it if they got rich doing it but really its just seems they had really fun hobby for 10-15 years at the expense of the next 40-60 years.
Don’t get me wrong Dom is literally within a league of his own when it comes to sheer commitment and follow through, but it’s undeniable he’s conditioned his body slowly over time to withstand trauma, impact, and threshold for pain. I’d suggest at very least a modern day helmet designed specifically for the sport but even I could see that being a hinderance for all parkour purists. In any case, much love from NYC, no one deserves the success more than Dom!
Super human not just in your ability to take on these challenges but to fail so horribly and yet still manage to get up from all of them but to then say i'm fine and come away with a smile even when you are taken straight to hospital.......truly Super human! I for one salute you Dom for pushing the limits of what is or isn't possible
i like that you show the pain scale and recovery time for each of these. numbers and stats like these put on display make the video that much better :)
Man you're a Legend in your own time, Dom your failures are feats others would kill to have even tried and your skill level is off the charts, please take care. Thanks for all the unbelievable things you have shown are possible in the world of parkour. LLTT, Long Live The Tomato.
I noticed it long ago, but his immiediate reaction to each of his falls is to spring up and smile at the camera/crowd. almost as if he cares more about their perception of the fall than the fall itself. like "im ok everyone, dont worry"
I totally understand the motivation to do this stuff. I used to love running down mountainsides and used to dream of just bouncing of the rocks, but now I think of the incoherent guy with the brain injury, living out his life in adult dipers.
You've been one of the most consistent parkour people over the past couple of years. I've enjoyed watching you push yourself as you explore your craft. Keep up the hard work, and stay safe. 🙏
How did I make it to the end?! My stomach was screaming NOOOOOO the entire video but I went ahead and liked it anyway because you certainly deserve it for not shying away from owning your mistakes and making a video about it. Not easy, considering how brutal the internet can be. Cheers, Dom!
I watched 95% of these as they were released over the years. No lack of the 5 Ds - Desire, Drive, Discipline, Dedication, Determination. You sir most certainly are about that life.
I have no idea how you do this - but I guess your experience is what saves you when you can see it going pear shaped and you can adjust. Either way, keep having fun and take care of yourself.
The ability to emerge from these episodes unscathed or relatively unscathed is a testament to this way of training - obviously you're much tougher than what we think of as the average human. Certainly better able to fall, roll, absorb impact, etc. But also tougher. This is some primal shit from a time when people had to run and jump, fight, and hunt and worry about getting away quickly or being eaten by a tiger or something.
I am a little late to the video but the thing I love about Parkour is the ability to fall in the stupidest and funniest ways, not get hurt and people stare in shock and confusion wondering how you're still alive. Love the video keep up the good work Dom!
I really enjoyed watching this - what a specimen of a human being. Also, love seeing Dom so relaxed and comfortable to talk about his fails - what a good laugh. Hoep the ribs are better soon
4:50 I never thought in my life i would see such a thing. Surreal. Hollywood would scratch that idea thinking its unrealistic Lmao, dom commenting his crash afterward '' I dont know how the fuck im fine '' 😆 Dom is just wearing the legendary card bro. Like what.. Even his crashes are epic man. Someone else couldve had like literally died from what hapenned by reacting differently Next level truly
@@DomTomatoJackie Chan showed similar resiliency. But then again he's shorter and lighter, so not apples to apples comparison. Size isn't your friend when flopping on the ground or into objects.
OMG, I'm cringing ... but can't look away. Some of those fails are spectacular. Dom is one hell of an entertainer. A true ambassador for not only parkour, but for personal discipline & determination.
Absolutely loved your stuff back in the day. Had to quit freeruning for different reasons. Thinking of coming back, thanks for such a great childhood!!!
I feel like the fails that look the worst are usually not too bad. I recently fell on my face from 9 feet, it really wasn't that bad. Except I couldn't eat solid food for around 2 months... that summer was hell. Still insane how you manage to get away without insane injuries most of the time! You're made of steel!
Very nice vid, Educational and hearing insights is always refreshing! yes there was a lot of luck involved but your skills saved you more, most people would've been totalled.
So happy you are OK and so skilled and focused. Thank you for your dedication, how you give yourself to Parkour and people, inspiring the community. Bless on you
The best advice for an injury is to get ice onto it for the first 24hrs - the sooner after it happens the better. After that, you need to heat it. So the idea is to keep the blood away from the injury for the first 24hrs to minimise the damage and then bring the blood back after 24hrs to help the healing process. The difference this makes to recovery is like night and day. You minimise all that internal bleeding that looks like bruising. One more piece of advice for healing is to not be a smoker - smoking seriously damages your ability to heal besides all the other bad things it does. Just some good advice for longevity Dom.
Dude I just pray your luck never runs out. Your strength and balls are the stuff of legend, but man, like missing that rock on the car park dive for example, a couple of inches the wrong way and I don’t want to think about what happens…. I don’t know how you still do it after some of those slams, but please, please take care of yourself mate.
Dom please do take even better care of yourself especially when you fail! We can't lose you and longevity is important! I hope you take loads of silica, MSM and collagen!!! Stay safe and take more time to heal proper. You can still practice the mental side while taking a break from the physical aspect! Love and healing mojo to you! I just had my own epic fail running into a spiraling downwards to the right garage in the rain in NYC. I had 3 bags in my left hand and a plastic bin container for my vitamins in my right hand I put my heel of my hightop on the steel grate aiming to the left, as the garage turns quickly down to the right and I felt like I slipped on ice! The grate sent that right foot to the left as I flew face forward towards the ground and hit the corner of my container with my sternum and right hand on the ground, splayed but the impact on that container and the ripping of the muscles from the angles and downward spiral trajectory is still hurting now!!! I got up and was fine and thought I dodged a bullet and didn't smash my face, but 2 days later it all set it, and by the end of the weekend my chest and face turned yellow from bruising! Unreal! All in a NYC second!!! Watch out for wet steel grates, especially when they are in a parking garage that spirals steeply downwards!!!
In the "Broken Ankle" one with Jason, I remember Dom saying that the thing that bugged him the most was going out of training just because of one Jump.
this is all pretty similar to alpine mountaineering and free solo climbing in the sense that if you do it for long enough something seriously bad will probably happen. but they don't usually show their close calls :)
Having confidence in your competence is so critical: and to still have it after a fail is the crux to attaining success in parkour; even more than in rock climbing. It would be like me falling while free soloing; surviving; and doing it again. Then falling again; and continuing with the free soloing.
Your work is incredible and without a doubt, you will be leaving a lasting legacy in the world of Parkour. Have you achieved everything you have set out to do? What would you be doing if you weren't jumping, flipping, and sliding? Take care Dom 😊
The Lyon 25 was for sure a success, you landed it! If you pause the video right on the impact as you're going into the roll, you can see how the left foot goes sideways a bit from the impact and that's when the injury occurs
Hey Dom - glad you hear your recovering well! Can you please setup a Patreon or do you have any merch? the amount of risk, injury and time out for what you do as a youtuber should be rewarded in other ways mate... For the limits you have pushed you truly deserve it - if your ever in London and fancy a pint let me know!
Certain people (and their brains) are just built different. Got to admire life's risk-takers, showing the rest of us what might just be possible if we approach life like a videogame.
It must be your giant balls that break many of your falls because it hurts me to even watch most of these. Mad respect too you continuously getting back up on that saddle guess that's what separates you from the rest 👏
Would be cool to get the date for the injuries as well. That said, when did you sustain your most recent injury? Okay, finished the video now, the latest injury is probably the rib thing you're teasing at the end. Get well soon!
I've said your whole career that you rush your recoveries. I know you pushing Limits and helping Humans evolve, so sometimes its necessary, but we all love you bro and some times you fill us with actual worry
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Hahaha. Man, I am so sorry the fail clips win the most. But we all can feel it, and somehow it feels like living part of it with you. I wish you all the best, I hope you can keep goin strong, And I keep you in prayers. GL Dom, Much love.
Like a cat 💟🌌☮️
Listen you are true Legend!
Bloody hell what are you made of!!? Don't rush your recovery, even if you are made of rubber and concrete
haha just flesh and bone, but I'll take it easy.. as much as I can!
☝️ Joe Rogan approved BMF.
Nobody cares about that Juw and what he thinks about anyone. He does nothing @@sepiarain
Nails and smiles
Hilarious comment. Dom is superhuman no doubt. That he could recover is truly remarkable.
The resilience is one thing but the ability to come out of a near miss that could have been so much worse, brush it off and continue with training is what really gets me. How does that not wreck your confidence with the next jump? Parkour is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. The mental fortitude to go this far is unbelievable
I genuinely think that I am missing the part of my brain 😅
Noo.
Yo creo que tienes en tu cerebro una parte mas que en los " seres normales" y se desarrolla acorde a lo que haces.
Y genera energias especiales.
Para nacer de nuevo 🌅
@@DomTomato
@@DomTomato😂😂
@@DomTomatoman's amygdala is tweaking
lmao@@DomTomato
Dom is so good at adjusting in a split second to minimize damage where possible. + 50 IQ + 50 agility
Dom wearing the plot armor everytime the tape is rolling and killin it.
Cant take out the main character haha xP
BLESS
😂😂 just a rouge NPC
@@DomTomato 😆
Getting up after most of those is impressive enough, but when you get up you're still smiling! Total legend.
Cheers 🥂
Dom seems like such a chill dude, kinda makes me queasy when he talks about the injuries that have made a lasting impact on him, like that ankle twist or the concussion. Take care of yourself man! So much respect for your skills, want ya to live long and comfortable.
Thanks man! I plan too 🤗
他就是因為勇敢，才得到全世界勇者的尊敬
若以前沒有不怕死的人去試飛飛機
你們會有飛機坐嗎
I remember your 2021 run of dropping absolutely monstrous bangers... It was the most rapid up-levelling the hobby has seen - and it wasn't so much about you progressing skill wise, It was all mentality and application - you just unlocked a perspective and confidence in approaching obstacles that were so huge but you had the experience and science to break them down. You spent more time in the air and upside down over those months than you did upright! I'm really glad you're still here and talking to us.
Best year so far for sure!
This is super scary, particularly how some lesser scary sends can end really badly.
Don’t be scared, I’m ok!
I shouldn’t be… but I am
It’s often times the lower stakes sends and even just casual practicing when injuries are worst. When you’re prepping for something really big and scary, your fear really makes you prepare yourself well for it before you’re ready, so it’s less likely that you’ll fuck up. But it happens!
You never know when something is going to 'go wrong’. The only broken bone I've had was from from a jump on undulating ground between two (commercial) ski runs, but I have walked away from a 2000 ft fall plus an avalanche; but then again I have had to say far well to many a fellow adventurer. If you love it , do it
Gnarly! That second one is always hard to watch. Credit for putting that up. Storror actually removed their compilation a couple of years ago (probably for good reason as it was pretty gruesome) Toby's teeth in the seesaw was, you could feel it.
i think that really is true, that your bails are more what you're known for, but i think that's only because a) you fucking send it and it's a beautiful thing to watch, and b) that outrageously keen aerial awareness means 99 outta 100, the bail itself is some impressive movement and body memory
I almost felt some of the pain watching these!
Glad you fully recovered from all of them.
Second hand ouchies haha
Full recovery is an illusion, your young body just writes cheques your old body has to pay for. I personally know several "semi-pro" motocrossers and few other x-sport freaks...It gets rough past your 30s and really bad past 40s. Neuropathy, memory problems, endless surgeries, times spent just immobilized, doing physiotherapy etc. I'd get it if they got rich doing it but really its just seems they had really fun hobby for 10-15 years at the expense of the next 40-60 years.
Your reaction to the last one in Spain… the fact you’re still grimacing a little while watching it back shows how gnarly it was.
You are a beast!
Don’t get me wrong Dom is literally within a league of his own when it comes to sheer commitment and follow through, but it’s undeniable he’s conditioned his body slowly over time to withstand trauma, impact, and threshold for pain. I’d suggest at very least a modern day helmet designed specifically for the sport but even I could see that being a hinderance for all parkour purists. In any case, much love from NYC, no one deserves the success more than Dom!
In the cyberpunk future, they will clone soldiers using Dom's genes. That body is nearly indestructable. ❤
Super human not just in your ability to take on these challenges but to fail so horribly and yet still manage to get up from all of them but to then say i'm fine and come away with a smile even when you are taken straight to hospital.......truly Super human! I for one salute you Dom for pushing the limits of what is or isn't possible
Failure is just another painful step on the Road To Success
Sometimes it’s not even that painful 😂
i like that you show the pain scale and recovery time for each of these. numbers and stats like these put on display make the video that much better :)
Man you're a Legend in your own time, Dom your failures are feats others would kill to have even tried and your skill level is off the charts, please take care. Thanks for all the unbelievable things you have shown are possible in the world of parkour. LLTT, Long Live The Tomato.
I noticed it long ago, but his immiediate reaction to each of his falls is to spring up and smile at the camera/crowd. almost as if he cares more about their perception of the fall than the fall itself.
like "im ok everyone, dont worry"
crazy that the worst looking falls are always the ones where i see a shin or other limb hit or scrape a jagged edge =/
I want people not to worry 😅😂
*breaks ankle or smth* " i think i broke my ankle" bro js UNSTOPPABLE💯💯💯❤️😎
I started Parkour because of you ❤
I totally understand the motivation to do this stuff. I used to love running down mountainsides and used to dream of just bouncing of the rocks, but now I think of the incoherent guy with the brain injury, living out his life in adult dipers.
You've been one of the most consistent parkour people over the past couple of years. I've enjoyed watching you push yourself as you explore your craft. Keep up the hard work, and stay safe. 🙏
you are not okay dude ur absolutely crazy holyy
Haha only a little bit 🤣
Bro... you are an absolute warrior of Love !!
I Love your freedom !!!!
11:10 Like an accordion on my ribcage reeeehh reeeehhhhh… AHAHAHAAA!! So casual!! Dude is a beast!!
My man has the best fails in the game
Safe!
No risk. No reward. What a legend.
How did I make it to the end?! My stomach was screaming NOOOOOO the entire video but I went ahead and liked it anyway because you certainly deserve it for not shying away from owning your mistakes and making a video about it. Not easy, considering how brutal the internet can be. Cheers, Dom!
Cheers mate!
My man is next level, crazy!
It's beyond me how so much talent, dedication, luck and madness managed to find one human host.
I watched 95% of these as they were released over the years. No lack of the 5 Ds - Desire, Drive, Discipline, Dedication, Determination. You sir most certainly are about that life.
Your resilience is incredible Bro 🙌🏽 #respect
I appreciate that
I have no idea how you do this - but I guess your experience is what saves you when you can see it going pear shaped and you can adjust. Either way, keep having fun and take care of yourself.
The ability to emerge from these episodes unscathed or relatively unscathed is a testament to this way of training - obviously you're much tougher than what we think of as the average human. Certainly better able to fall, roll, absorb impact, etc. But also tougher. This is some primal shit from a time when people had to run and jump, fight, and hunt and worry about getting away quickly or being eaten by a tiger or something.
Each fail sent chills down my spine....Think ima need a 3 week recovery just from watching this sheesh lol
Haha rest up amigo!
I am a little late to the video but the thing I love about Parkour is the ability to fall in the stupidest and funniest ways, not get hurt and people stare in shock and confusion wondering how you're still alive. Love the video keep up the good work Dom!
Dam
I really enjoyed watching this - what a specimen of a human being. Also, love seeing Dom so relaxed and comfortable to talk about his fails - what a good laugh. Hoep the ribs are better soon
4:50 I never thought in my life i would see such a thing. Surreal. Hollywood would scratch that idea thinking its unrealistic
Lmao, dom commenting his crash afterward '' I dont know how the fuck im fine '' 😆
Dom is just wearing the legendary card bro.
Like what.. Even his crashes are epic man. Someone else couldve had like literally died from what hapenned by reacting differently
Next level truly
Cheers mate 😂🙌
@@DomTomatoJackie Chan showed similar resiliency. But then again he's shorter and lighter, so not apples to apples comparison. Size isn't your friend when flopping on the ground or into objects.
"It is a really good Cong front dive roll, it just not at all what I wanted to do." got me dying LOL
I don't know if there's anyone else in the history of the world who can produce this kind of video and live to tell the story, straight up.
Just watching this was incredibly painful, unbelievable how quickly you recover.
thst was quite interesting, educational, - not to speak about your skyhigh pain level - incredible stunts ... thank you for this video
OMG, I'm cringing ... but can't look away. Some of those fails are spectacular. Dom is one hell of an entertainer. A true ambassador for not only parkour, but for personal discipline & determination.
12:10 that hurts my soul
Absolutely loved your stuff back in the day. Had to quit freeruning for different reasons. Thinking of coming back, thanks for such a great childhood!!!
Dom, stay safe man. I felt so scared to even watch this. Youre doing unimaginable things for the sport, I wish you all the best.
Your work is the most impressive stuff I have seen in my life
I feel like the fails that look the worst are usually not too bad. I recently fell on my face from 9 feet, it really wasn't that bad. Except I couldn't eat solid food for around 2 months... that summer was hell. Still insane how you manage to get away without insane injuries most of the time! You're made of steel!
Damn brother, please take more care and happy you recovered! So happy in fact I just gotta watch this again! It's Epic!!!!!!
🎉 thanks for the double viewing
It’s awesome to hear the BTS of all these
Glad you liked it!
The most important takeaway is: Know yourself and (or when to) keep pushing! So happy you are in one piece
Very nice vid, Educational and hearing insights is always refreshing! yes there was a lot of luck involved but your skills saved you more, most people would've been totalled.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
So happy you are OK and so skilled and focused. Thank you for your dedication, how you give yourself to Parkour and people, inspiring the community. Bless on you
These are really hard to watch! That one falling down that contest platform glad you’re alright that was beyond gnarled!
The best advice for an injury is to get ice onto it for the first 24hrs - the sooner after it happens the better. After that, you need to heat it. So the idea is to keep the blood away from the injury for the first 24hrs to minimise the damage and then bring the blood back after 24hrs to help the healing process. The difference this makes to recovery is like night and day. You minimise all that internal bleeding that looks like bruising. One more piece of advice for healing is to not be a smoker - smoking seriously damages your ability to heal besides all the other bad things it does. Just some good advice for longevity Dom.
Dude I just pray your luck never runs out. Your strength and balls are the stuff of legend, but man, like missing that rock on the car park dive for example, a couple of inches the wrong way and I don’t want to think about what happens…. I don’t know how you still do it after some of those slams, but please, please take care of yourself mate.
Don't mess with The Accordian Man!
😂😂
Unbelievable how much risk some people take.. i get dizzy even thinking about doing this..
Probz to you mate
Dom please do take even better care of yourself especially when you fail! We can't lose you and longevity is important! I hope you take loads of silica, MSM and collagen!!! Stay safe and take more time to heal proper. You can still practice the mental side while taking a break from the physical aspect! Love and healing mojo to you! I just had my own epic fail running into a spiraling downwards to the right garage in the rain in NYC. I had 3 bags in my left hand and a plastic bin container for my vitamins in my right hand I put my heel of my hightop on the steel grate aiming to the left, as the garage turns quickly down to the right and I felt like I slipped on ice! The grate sent that right foot to the left as I flew face forward towards the ground and hit the corner of my container with my sternum and right hand on the ground, splayed but the impact on that container and the ripping of the muscles from the angles and downward spiral trajectory is still hurting now!!! I got up and was fine and thought I dodged a bullet and didn't smash my face, but 2 days later it all set it, and by the end of the weekend my chest and face turned yellow from bruising! Unreal! All in a NYC second!!! Watch out for wet steel grates, especially when they are in a parking garage that spirals steeply downwards!!!
I’m trying!
Thanks for sharing that personal story, hope it all feels better now 😊 I’ll be sure to check my surfaces 🙌
In the "Broken Ankle" one with Jason, I remember Dom saying that the thing that bugged him the most was going out of training just because of one Jump.
this is all pretty similar to alpine mountaineering and free solo climbing in the sense that if you do it for long enough something seriously bad will probably happen. but they don't usually show their close calls :)
And all for us so we can watchyour content! Thanks for putting your health and life on the line daily for us. Brings lots of smiles and OMG! moments.
Legend you are. Now and forever.
And a lucky one for sure! 😅 Some of them hurt physically just by watching.
Having confidence in your competence is so critical: and to still have it after a fail is the crux to attaining success in parkour; even more than in rock climbing.
It would be like me falling while free soloing; surviving; and doing it again. Then falling again; and continuing with the free soloing.
Doms 2/10 pain would give me a painkiller addiction.
Hahahaha brilliant comment
so much pain calls for subscription at the very least. Hats off to this young man
Really concerning injuries, especially the head injuries. Lucky guy.
Keeping relaxed while it all turns to shit is the key.
Imagine how bad some of those would have been otherwise.
Your work is incredible and without a doubt, you will be leaving a lasting legacy in the world of Parkour.
Have you achieved everything you have set out to do? What would you be doing if you weren't jumping, flipping, and sliding?
Take care Dom 😊
I wanna see the pov from the people in the parking garage cuz that had to be hilarious. You’re not human bro
take time and heal, we ❤ you Dom and want you to be healthy and happy! 👊😎💯
You are an inspiration Domtomato. When we see you we get more power. God bless ya. ❤
I watched this with a wince face the whole way through. I've never attempted or plan to attempt parkour. All the props to you my dude 😀
Cheers!
Ive watched a lot of The Berrics battle scars vids and this is definitely the same vibe. Frickin gnarly!
Some insane stunts going here, crazy ! Thanks for your insight on everyone of them, get better soon Dom !
The Lyon 25 was for sure a success, you landed it! If you pause the video right on the impact as you're going into the roll, you can see how the left foot goes sideways a bit from the impact and that's when the injury occurs
Take care of you, Dom. You're the best!
Hey Dom - glad you hear your recovering well! Can you please setup a Patreon or do you have any merch? the amount of risk, injury and time out for what you do as a youtuber should be rewarded in other ways mate... For the limits you have pushed you truly deserve it - if your ever in London and fancy a pint let me know!
Nice video and the promotion was very fun! Cheers mate!
You’re a class act dom,you should be a marvel superhero,parkour man,take care.
360 noscope headcrashed into the like button! You are a Machine!! Big ups!!
Legend! 😂😂
Certain people (and their brains) are just built different. Got to admire life's risk-takers, showing the rest of us what might just be possible if we approach life like a videogame.
There's no save game in real life though...
It must be your giant balls that break many of your falls because it hurts me to even watch most of these. Mad respect too you continuously getting back up on that saddle guess that's what separates you from the rest 👏
_Out of traction ~ back in ACTION!_
DOM, please... don't tempt fate.
You're a cool, great guy! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I love the awkward moment after the slams where all the bystanders don't know how concerned to be
crazy stuff, that second fall was brutal
Thank you for making this video! Too much! You are incredible mate! Love following your parkour !!!
Would be cool to get the date for the injuries as well. That said, when did you sustain your most recent injury?
Okay, finished the video now, the latest injury is probably the rib thing you're teasing at the end. Get well soon!
Dom thanks for the insights watching you reminds me of myself in my younger days when I was agile now in my mid 40s now not happening
My apartment environment is terrible
I haven't done much exercise lately (me)
Do your best without overdoing it👏🏻
I've said your whole career that you rush your recoveries. I know you pushing Limits and helping Humans evolve, so sometimes its necessary, but we all love you bro and some times you fill us with actual worry
You are a legend don't ever stop doing stuff even if you get old
That’s the plan!
Wish nothing but the best for you Dom. You are pushing the limits.
All the best wishes for your recovering!
Thank you!
Dude, you have such a good attitude to life…
Doooom thank you for sharing your fails, as this helps to accept them as a essential part of development!