General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Parkour	16-Feb-2008 At 10:21:33 PM	belayslave
Message
Without going in to too much detail, I completely support Certifi's point of view. Parkour is as serious a sport/activity as climbing is. It is a huge phenomenon in Europe and the UK, along with its various diversions such as free running and tricking. We each do our activity to better ourselves physically and mentally, if not just to enjoy being active and out there. Climbers use nature, traceurs are predominately depicted using human built structures, but are not limited to only these. On that matter, climbers use human built structures i dare say almost just as much as natural objects. So what's the difference?

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