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Parkour in the 1930s
January 18th, 2009 | parkour (free running)
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How cool is that!
HAHA Brilliant, he has some real skill this guy. Seems to actually really be enjoying what he was doing. Great when are the times when things were done because you could, and not cause you can put it on YouTube
Check out Douglas Fairbanks Sr. for some even earlier parkour, circa 1920.
The way he moves through the tree and up the house has very much the same grace and moves of modern parkour.
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