>>77652
The OP video is the only parkour content I've posted so far ITT. I chose it because it's an Anon from the last thread making a quick descent with only minor flair--arguably, practicing the front flip in that context is practical because it simulates tripping, tumbling, and recovering during the initial vault. It was the only OC training video in the last thread but you're free to post your own .webm OC showcasing your own ultra-efficient A-to-B parkour.

If I had video editing tools I knew how to use I'd post some but here's a censored still shot instead. I like to use this spot to practice wall climbs and descents. The wall is a good height, the concrete is very grippy, and there's typically not a lot of foot traffic during my preferred training hours. I need to figure out a good tripod setup for filming myself for analytical reasons, had someone record me on their phone for this footage so I could see what I was doing wrong in terms of timing and mechanics and I made some adjustments the next session based on that information.