The scene in Cincinnati definitely got a slow start.. Initial interest started with a few people in late 2003 early 2004. Most of the smaller groups to start were just friends who saw videos and started learning on their own. Eventually these smaller groups met and started training together.
Submitted by Peveley on Tue, 02/28/2012 - 12:25
Article from: BBC.CO.UK
Parkour athletes - also known as free runners - are being used to find out how orangutans move through forests. An assault course at the University of Birmingham has been designed to replicate the way orangutans travel by climbing and leaping. The university said the £65,000 study would look at the impact climate change and deforestation had on the way orangutans travel. Free runners cross urban landscapes by vaulting, leaping and climbing. Dr Susannah Thorpe, from the University of Birmingham, said orangutans were closely related to humans
Submitted by Peveley on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 13:01
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