BF Parkour

[Aldri Fajar Muhammad]

is there anyone in here had a experience in barefoot parkour? please share it if you would..

 

[Gordon]

Not parkour, but I have noticed that bare skin has quite a bit less traction on rocks and concrete than does rubber.

 

[skedaddle]

I've always liked to interact with the environments i'm in, not so much parkour. I like to find things to balance on, do step-ups on park benches, that sort of thing, but nothing so fluid and artistic as parkour. I suppose I just view the world as my gym and take advantage of whatever is available to me on any given barefoot adventure.

 

[Barefoot TJ]

I've seen videos of people doing parkour barefoot, but I don't recall anyone on here mentioning them doing it.

 

[Aldri Fajar Muhammad]

I've seen videos of people doing parkour barefoot, but I don't recall anyone on here mentioning them doing it.

Yeah.. I'm curious if bf parkour had a same principles in bf running, then it would be a longer way to go than a regular parkour. A lot of movement that'll take much force on to those feet. I'm not sure if barefoot parkour could train it so long for build those feet stronges

 

[bare_ftazn]

There are videos on YouTube on parkour training - search for "barefoot parkour training". If you have access Reddit, there is a parkour discussion section where you can search for comments on barefoot training.

 

[Bodhi]

My son is doing parcours. He says that some jumps with rubber sole are safe than barefoot.
But at the athletic training almost all the guys are barefoot.