Love it. We teach this very, very similarly across Australia too. Love the convergence and mutual understandings/systems that are developing around the world in introducing Parkour.
Hey Ryan. Thanks for these detailed tutorials. There are no gyms in my area that teach parkour/freerunning so your videos are very useful. Thanks again!
Some people call it a safety vault. I prefer to call it a step vault because I think it makes more sense. I also have a term I use called "safety tap" which refers to a progression that can be applied to any vault where you tap your feet on top as a progression toward the actual vault it self.
Hi Ryan. I like your tutorial vids. They are clear and concise, so they' re easy to digest and apply to practice immediately. Keep up the good work, man!
Lovely tutorial! I have mastered it on both sides and now I want to level up. I have a question. How do you get distance with this vault? I have seen some pros doing that. Would love it if you answer.. Thanks! :)
Some people call it a safety vault. I prefer to call it a step vault because I think it makes more sense. I also have a term I use called "safety tap" which refers to a progression that can be applied to any vault where you tap your feet on top as a progression toward the actual vault it self.
Some people call it a safety vault. I prefer to call it a step vault because I think it makes more sense. I also have a term I use called "safety tap" which refers to a progression that can be applied to any vault where you tap your feet on top as a progression toward the actual vault it self.
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I appreciate the time you're putting into the production quality of these videos. They're some of the best tutorials I've seen.
I've been doing parkour for 3 years and this helped me (the hand facing forward part). Always learning. Love it. Great vid Ryan
Love it. We teach this very, very similarly across Australia too. Love the convergence and mutual understandings/systems that are developing around the world in introducing Parkour.
Hey Ryan. Thanks for these detailed tutorials. There are no gyms in my area that teach parkour/freerunning so your videos are very useful. Thanks again!
Some people call it a safety vault. I prefer to call it a step vault because I think it makes more sense. I also have a term I use called "safety tap" which refers to a progression that can be applied to any vault where you tap your feet on top as a progression toward the actual vault it self.
amazing video man, i use this alot when i go for larger speed vaults and i dont get enough distance to tap out on the table and land clean
Hi Ryan. I like your tutorial vids. They are clear and concise, so they' re easy to digest and apply to practice immediately. Keep up the good work, man!
Ron Lorenzo Thanks for the comments. Glad the tutorials help.
Great video man! Thanks!
Lovely tutorial! I have mastered it on both sides and now I want to level up. I have a question. How do you get distance with this vault? I have seen some pros doing that. Would love it if you answer.. Thanks! :)
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İt s so helpful thank you
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no, a safety vault requires less lift of the hips, and the leg that is used as stabilizer is straighter in a safety
(for tagging purposes) I've also heard this called a Safety Vault.
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thoguh i am poor at english, i understood your video so easilly! I really appriciate your consideration for foreigners such like me.
Where did you get your pants
you should go on american ninja warrior
do you guys of apex remember voltz parkour from brazil???
Woohoo. Win for copy and pasting to reply to every comment on your video !!! XD
Great video though, Going to practice these tips today!
I think this is a safety vault, just a little faster
Thats also called a safety vault:)
barefoot training for the win!
Nice to see people doing parkour barefoot.
1:37 woman's shorts got stuck 😂
Hey I like the barefoot man!
one problem people do is training with no god damn shoes on...yea good call
That's only a problem for people who don't know how to land.
That's actually the best way, if you actually know about free running and parkour
Some people call it a safety vault. I prefer to call it a step vault because I think it makes more sense. I also have a term I use called "safety tap" which refers to a progression that can be applied to any vault where you tap your feet on top as a progression toward the actual vault it self.
Some people call it a safety vault. I prefer to call it a step vault because I think it makes more sense. I also have a term I use called "safety tap" which refers to a progression that can be applied to any vault where you tap your feet on top as a progression toward the actual vault it self.