I've started taking classes in parkour. To move is to pain. My feet look and feel like I took hammers to them, and there's less and less skin over my shins. My knees are swollen, my wrists are swollen, and I can't tell if I'm sore or broken. This is entirely too much fun. Honestly, if you're in Denver, and you're interested in the real Mirror's Edge, check these guys out and come get bruised with the rest of us! the above photo credit beth jusino, and there's no possible way that's me. right now, i'm kind of still learning how to kong. just yesterday, i ran into a wall; forgot to stick my leg out
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on November 20, 2008 - 7:02 pm William Schultz from American Parkour (http://www.americanparkour.com/) came forward to let me know that's him pulling off feats of anti-gravity.
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