Parkour
Parkour (read: Paar-kuur, sometimes abbreviated to PK) or l'art du déplacement (Art movement) is an activity that aims to move from one place to another, efficiently and as quickly as possible, using the principle of the ability of the human body. That means to help people across the barriers, which can be anything in the surrounding environment from branches and rocks to handrails and concrete wall that can be trained in the villages and in the city.Some media mentioned the term "Traceur" or "traceuse" (for women) for the instigators of parkour, this is not entirely wrong. But in fact, the title Traceur and real traceuse is for parkour practitioners who trained with the first generation of David Belle (Founder / creator of parkour) in France. As for the generation after that parkour practitioners are more accurately called the "Parkour Practitioner" or "Parkour Practitioner", or now often referred to as the "Parkour Enthusiast" (people who practice parkour wholeheartedly and enthusiastically).Parkour can not be called entirely as a sport. Because parkour does not recognize the existence of competition (eg in football no national football competition), championship (eg in no All England badminton), a medal - a medal, or levels (eg in taekwondo or other martial symbolized by the belt). Parkour is only known in Jamming term to describe activities of gathering together and sharing techniques or methods of training fellow practitioners.Parkour also can not be called pure art. Because parkour is not like a dance that emphasizes the beauty in movement and tricks, or capoeira beautiful in the moment. Parkour put forward about how we move from one point to another, while beauty is the bonus.
Parkour (read: Paar-kuur, sometimes abbreviated to PK) or l'art du déplacement (Art movement) is an activity that aims to move from one place to another, efficiently and as quickly as possible, using the principle of the ability of the human body. That means to help people across the barriers, which can be anything in the surrounding environment from branches and rocks to handrails and concrete wall that can be trained in the villages and in the city.Some media mentioned the term "Traceur" or "traceuse" (for women) for the instigators of parkour, this is not entirely wrong. But in fact, the title Traceur and real traceuse is for parkour practitioners who trained with the first generation of David Belle (Founder / creator of parkour) in France. As for the generation after that parkour practitioners are more accurately called the "Parkour Practitioner" or "Parkour Practitioner", or now often referred to as the "Parkour Enthusiast" (people who practice parkour wholeheartedly and enthusiastically).Parkour can not be called entirely as a sport. Because parkour does not recognize the existence of competition (eg in football no national football competition), championship (eg in no All England badminton), a medal - a medal, or levels (eg in taekwondo or other martial symbolized by the belt). Parkour is only known in Jamming term to describe activities of gathering together and sharing techniques or methods of training fellow practitioners.Parkour also can not be called pure art. Because parkour is not like a dance that emphasizes the beauty in movement and tricks, or capoeira beautiful in the moment. Parkour put forward about how we move from one point to another, while beauty is the bonus.
