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welcome to contest and Josh Clark with me, as always is Charleston each of Brian and we are going to sit still for the subsidies that everybody is you're. Gonna do some town Baltic Hate, Turkey was the office right. Yeah, ok, flooded season, six figures last year. Ok, second episode starts out very funny with Michael any in the white. All engage in a little something called Parker, and they shall per court like every couple, a secular francs hit here, and they know what struck me as funny, especially after we decide to do this episode is that GM explains what parkers for anybody who doesn't know any he cited as the internet sensation of two thousand for the it took. You know, Michael,

Here's to finally had time to it! What's taking us seven finally start passing on. Yes, we ve been had calls for this one for since we started the show people of written answer what about park, or do I love it Parker then we know it's all yeah. So when a light weight with not just discovered this, it's in this article clearly has been on the site since about he doesn't six or seven years. There is actually a date cited as like two thousand six and from the actual research that we did this it seems like this community has strengthened, expanded and gotten more legitimate, whereas you answer with a lot of the rest of the world like the on in amazement of it or the newness is worn off, but I was. I was heartened to see that the people who do par core are like what we don't really care. If you like it or not, we're gonna keep doing this and in their grown and income.

Yeah. I think most people that I now have the same reaction that when they see the park or videos for the first time, which is this pretty cool. Oh, it's very cool yeah. No, nothing like any. Both an earnest socks adopted it like the newness, is worn off for the general public yeah, but people generally knocked out and then bored so Chuck. Yet we should begin to begin right. Gregson in nineteen o too little island in the Caribbean. Nor is Martinique you ever been amateur. Did you think I would tell you, couple of days like I've been Martinique, you probably would I've got a pretty interesting history in some trace the birth, a park we're back to then french naval officer name, Lieutenant George Herbert. I think that there is a great isn't it you save for Georgia there

Georgia, where he what happened was a volcano blew up in nineteen o two there and he Martinique yeah Martinique. According to the rescue of locals in Europeans there and had a chance, the watch, people fleeing ness and saw decided difference. I take it between some of his european comrades in the local Caribbeans, what people are like trying to get around obstacles like you know, chunks of flying rock that ITALY I right in front of omen running for them. Something about that scene struck bear like wow. This is really amazing

He saw a great deal of F lettuces, I'm going on around him, and he said you know why you combine that with some courage and what you have is what we're gonna call in America to be strong and useful how'd. You said that in french Dutch strong in use fill it refer, poor pray, you deal, that's what I'm saying and that's the basis of the natural method right yeah, the natural method which

in French would be what method natural and that inspired french military training. That became the basis for french military parrot. Terry training fairly there, the first people to use obstacle courses or or what the path of the Warrior Parkers Dick Come batter. So you that were park where we see I heard Turkey from though, and this basically the skies like this french physical fitness guru that you ve never heard of, but really has inspired a lot of the public cleaner, cut quarters of France. I guess so that formed the the part of the basis for the philosophy.

Of what came to be known as per core because it inspired this kid named David Bower. Well, first, that was where his father Raymond Bell was a soldier in front special forces. He learned all the stuff pass it on to assign David in said, sprinkle wilderness yeah in, and we left out a very important point. The natural method is basically like physical fitness. Tat is all you need is what you find in nature. You only some chips to find a tree branch jerk. I wonder like work out your upper body pushes she draws up a hill Were I symmetrically and push against the wall right and then the point of that this is the other big point. The point of being physically fit is, like you said, so you can be useful to society in case of an emergency in case an old lady needs help. You can pick her up and carrier across the street with one hand, that kind of thing there's something be said for the focus

data Bell is fifteen years old nineteen. Eighty eight. He lives in at least in France, which is a suburb of Paris, and his dad's been like check this dude out and he is inspired yeah, but not only there, but also again. Inversely. That's right, burst, sleaze, fluid movements, not not as rigid as a lot of martial artists were beforehand, is about. At the village, adapting the situation at her somewhere in that I'm in in David Bells brain. He put that together he put brutally Georgie bare and a mailbox in front of him. Altogether and decide to leap over with his hands rather than walk around boom park, or that far he can't he added a K. Instead of a sea got together with his best buddy Sebastian car and they established a group

they were now tell themselves tress yours when trying to preserve means to leave a trail in French. Ray Sir, is lying in Paris for hurry. Although you have hurry up and make a trail yeah, So are they are organised a group, the first group of park or enthusiasts basically called the Yama Kazi not to be confused with the Amazon Turkey, which is centurion time. It's japanese, single malt whisky, yet good stuff anyway, I had it in an economy, okey station chances are, if you type economic policy on the internet, it'll bring up the other young, Zaki and you'll be buying liquor before you know it, and then you can watch some cool park or videos. Why you, and by that's right, here's the thing: saving money with Geico was almost better than playing pick up basketball, because there's Is that guy who joined your game He never passes the rock. He

instantly bricks theories and who can we have you and then put his hands up and say no foul, no foul, with Geico its ease. The switch and save on car insurance. No need fake, an ankle sprain because you're absolutely exhausted. So which, in save with Geiger it's almost better than sport, like this off French, film maker made a film called the young. The Kazi definitely kicked up the young awareness about what park. Where was right, empire that he included it in his thumb, taxi too: oh yeah yeah. So that was the first time our core was introduced to the general public, a mass media in

look. The sun apparently was a huge. I devoted very early on so in two different movies and two successive years he made in a park or part of the theme yet and if you recognize bells buddies, name Sebastian for car, he was the dude who I was chased and seen around the opening awesome park or chase yeah that Daniel Craig chases Stewed yeah. So it starts to kind of percolate in two to the the consciousness? In the early two thousands, the late nineties, we should say by the late Ninetys, there is already a rift in the arm in the park or community. Yet it feels like this always acted battle like there's always purist seem like, and then people who want to change it and taken it to what they feel like cynics level. Right, like skateboarding same thing, happened back in the seventies,

with per core the the point is, if you're a pure rest with per corn, you dont, you never moved backwards. Everything is for utility and you get from point a to point B, most as efficiently as possible. Which often include jumping over mailbox, yet the main rule- and this is what school in park or is that obstacles are used to increase your efficiency. Yet I would not like the sent me gotta go round its. Let me use this devolved forward faster. Possibly gained momentum and began a little idle kinetic energy for a little potential energy year, an international.

More kinetic energy and the few rebels well read was actually sponsored wanted the era of the council, the rebel art of motion, treatment to competition and were given that the minute because appears not like the competition aspects about the motto: a d, W F p S, which is the world free running in park or federation, think that establishing o seven. It is no obstacle freedom, Kate and W for both get it. I do now known until you told me about a K. You know your freedom power so that so far, court aid be using obstacles, never going backwards, free running huge, huge difference. You can go backwards now going backwards at me like you of it I get the idea from parkers that you you're running toward the wall and you don't stop NGO right. Let me see I should probably go like here here. You just attack the wall. Don't you think that's

case with both of them are really honestly. One of the main differences is like free running allows for movement backward to continue going forward. Parkers like no yes, to keep going

all the time and free running also allows for movements that are purely aesthetic and yet a right, and not necessarily just the efficiency of moving road. Those are the two differences between free, running and Parker known as its layer. If you think that stupid well, the the reason behind it is that there is a rift or separation and ideals between David Bell and his as the the F p right, whereas a w F p W W p s yet, as the W P have put it on his then best friend Sebastian who come here, they know they fell out. I guess I think they're still bodies, but basically for conflict. Now you can move backwards, him bells. I know you can't and there like well, it looks like we have a problem here and finally, that were free running came from a split off from Parker

it was a little bit of why founded at New York has seen a royal. What I came after so that split ninety, so that really Samaritan, yeah and then a lot of people are like in our food com is a big sell out, is an anti visas or flash and everything, and that that apparently, the argument is how much water, because Data Bell has been has done quite a bit, bring Parker into the public consciousness. Specifically, he introduced into Britain in two thousand and two. I believe right with a BBC short yeah rush hour had. Did you see it it's pretty autumn? It son. You know. He said it is very much an Addison, his apartment in his clothes and then it gets up. You know it takes a shirt off, of course, and stripped down the like the running, pants and then just climbed out his window and takes off and there's no traffic going below and his

if an all over the place like a park or expert that he is right and then eventually gets back in his apartment. It's not the captains in London, and so they show that on BBC one in everybody's, like how is all and then they found out all wait a minute. The people actually do. This guys real, and that was the birth of our course. A year later urban free flow, which is like the de facto british wing of our core and free free running free running for some reason. My brain, switch than I was like. That's why it almost immediately kid started getting hurt because they didn't, I didn't realize, but Bell had a decade of training of learning this craft.

Creating creating it, and then a teenager saw rush hour. Like my gun, like, let me try scale a wall and there are a couple of deaths in those one recently, actually California, in Sacramento, in two thousand and nine as it was in the park core and he died from falling off of innate story parking deck. Yet this is, we should affront loaded this, but this is where we say: Parkers very, can be very dangerous. If you don't know what you're doing required can be very dangerous, even if you do know a year requires a high degree of skill with like gymnastics, possibly martial arts, yeah yeah. If you look at Sebastian through constituted Orythia, like he's he's, probably going to be able, hang on to allege with one hand, if he really needs to, I can the average twelve year old doesn't have that kind of upper body strength exactly, but every twelve year olds

he's like really fascinated with this year and if you are fascinated in there are a lot more. It's been legitimize to the extent that there are a lot more training facilities, indoor padded things. We can practise this kind of thing, so you don't just go out hit the streets and start coming off of buildings. The threat we would not advise that search actors are, I think, in the public. Amazing nation is a lotta comparisons with skateboarding right. Others, kids, like they're, they're right there in front of the courthouse so and there the their skateboarding in their not using a skipper. They like to be doing the same thing patently especially Parker Purist I find this very, very offensive. That's not offensive at sea levels and offensive either young buildings denouncing the on their basically like no ski borders are bad. Kids were good kids for doing so, we can be useful to society when the time comes, yet it borders your great kids

agreed, an Josh like skateboarding in the seventies once the popularity increase it started to be thrown or prostituted. If you will on the like ads and tv shows and corporate nets, they listed that I did not know corporate events hired pork, Workpeople corporate event. If you got enough money, do everything there is a great show of a breeze, Hornsby Plain further food corporations like a Christmas party and its author it's like an hour and a half long precisely show any gets increasingly drunkard like little didn't and improve. Did he about his scotch really gets? Really great is really good if you can ever get your hands on a bootleg.

It's worth it up in the air which an aid and care for, but the when they had hired young and see that one corporate event to perform those pretty by buster move. We are living in complicated times, I'm seventy rule, MSNBC Anchor and NBC News, corresponding in my new pod cast modern rules. I'm gonna be spending time unpacking some of the Harry's of today's tat. I decided I want you survived survival price, but equal aboard. They won't need its american listen and subscribe to my new pod cast modern rules on Apple five tasks the iron radioactive wherever you get? Two factors are yes, like skateboard, also like skateboarding once competition started to be mentioned, purist said no. No, no! No! Sorry about competition. We compete all the time gets too.

There on the streets man, but we don't need no metal. We don't need. No judge were, but you know, like anything, I've always like. Oh yeah. What about this dogmatic red boy? A bar clay, world free running Jamie chips in tv has a show now, of course, called Ultimate Park or challenge the purest. Still. Aren't you happy about most of that? To be honest, there's a lot of complaining going on and pork or boards, and here we are representing both coasts, stand wife. If that's right, I got the moves. Let's do it. You want to talk about the cat leap. First, Yeah there's a few standard moves, so the currently is basically like, say here close your eyes unless you're driving right now, say you are on a the edge of one five foot parking deck rights, five feet off the ground, and there is another point there is a gap in five foot gap came between it and the the edge of another parking neck were to seven feet off the ground

as wall infernally. So let's say you are you want your like? While I think tat we put the best for this, what you do is you run off of the first parking they jumped the gap grabbed the ledge of the first of the second part and hid it with your feet is plan right there on the wall and basically just hanging off the side for a NATO. Second before you, you use the momentum to pull yourself up with your arms and jumped the rest of the way onto the next park, and yet very cat, like it's used to get onto a higher object than your currently on

Why that's much much better put the role very common. You ve seen stunt guys do this forever. They jump off a building onto a lower building and they always you know to absorb the shock on their legs. They took enroll. Did they observe in their shoulders that exactly tucking are all covered, the head pot back up and keep going cause? It's all about Ford Movement with Parker yeah, whereas I would jump off. I would land Bobby break my ankle. Vomit, later until somebody bout me, that's what's up with you, my favorite, as you know, is the common vault convulsive cool, as does the coolest. It looks like what apes, due in the jungle you run upon, let's say a wall and leap forward, and you push yourself off with your hands planet to hand and don't let your legs touch it.

This follow on through and there's double Conrad's re tap twice. There's triples. There is even we saw quadruple in a dim, so basically win your hand is touching that wall, your your body, is laid out behind. You think you're diving toward it almost exactly, but you have like your two hands about just a little ahead of your shoulders and am right when your hands touch you bring. Your legs are basically through your chest in the wall and then you beauty found away you vault away. Hence the name. Cornwall looks very animal like in one of their clearly practitioner said that he noticed that it's it's like witnessing an animal in the jungle, road grass, it that's one of the goals of parkers that you can basically move as quickly fluidly as an animal and an instinct. Truly too, is what I understand. I will never know that innovation, but it's. What I understand is the goal yet precision job, which is pretty easy. Basically like a standing

our job is jump from one place. You know the other, that's if, like I want to jump on that, little to foot section a wall like you, don't have the benefit of a role because there's nothing else there. Yet it is the speed while the other tc. That's what I like about you that honey kid is ever jump like a chain link, fancy just put one hand down and through their your feet the opposite side you over, and I guess we park or that the differences that you're doing this much more quickly. Yes, indeed, running those you're. Just a handful of moves are many. Many more Jim TOT alike. Moves that you can do like side wall right. Listen, sliding people now we're doing those little half flips Edna little flower to it. I guess the free runners are pretty cool, so Chuck. Let's say that you are listening to this. You like I have about four body strength, I'm eighteen or older and recovery from. I thought well right and I'm really interested in this world. One go

I not more about park or for the learned. Parker you get what jam. Oh, that's one place when they get together and hit the streets, but if you want to learn like I said you can get it then there's gems, oh all over the country. Now there are others academies recapture you can pay if you go to park or dot com groups. You can look up basically people who are doing it in your area and is probably one of the most recommended ones, if, especially through, not only cast a shell because you're going to learn in the context of other people who know par core know more than you do her and down so you'll you'll learn a you'll learn safety as well, but you'll be challenged to and then yes, there's academies is well there's videos everywhere everywhere. Youtube has at least six different channels occurring apart cord outcome of just Parker videos. And I'm basically, you want to wear a helmet at all times your unaware new paths, and

those big sumo guy suits, see park where people were in any at stuff. Once again, raising ok, see, oh here, beginners should always do that. Also. I should appalling mentioned at the beginning of this that by downloading this episode impressing play you immediately forfeited any rights issue us or any of our people companies. You be careful out there. I wanted onion a you know. My government should be I wanna. Do a successful calmly has not gonna happen I want to do that. I will watch you. Try I'm fast. I will watch you try any time, I'm a lot faster than you think. Let's go right now I get these little legs pumping in Can I get my everybody lean and in the right direction and had since finally- and I will watch- and we remarks about my my catlike speed for a guy with a few extra pounds on I once you I'm gonna, learn this. Oh captain, the Darwin practice to. I don't want to see the final result. I'm gonna perfect it. I want to see everything leaving us it s, no use!

the deal, I'm gonna learn it in secret and then next time we're in New York underscore busted out when they are you the acceptance that we could have gone, we will be very surprising I recorded at you are more about part core taken, p r k, o you are now at the sea, because then it wouldn't be down the street in the search bar, how stuff works, dot, com- and, I said, search bar, I didn't say handy: It still brings up, listen avail. Throw Josh we're gonna call this in the winter is gonna have to decide. How did you get this format roaming when he and his wife twisted couple It's ok Hannah you at the Hague eyes who had been great podcast. I love it. I'm a watch commander in the fire service here and leads England, and my wife is in any nurse than anything. I think that's emergency room, maybe I'm guessing

some weird stuff. Right now, we have always tried to tersely one up one another at the end of each shift, which, with the worst story of the day, is a good thing. More generally, we tie on things like corrects fires, burn victims, suicides and, by the way I am acutely aware of how sick this is. But it's the spice the keeps her particular chile going are. The only ones is talking shop about work should basically are the ones we really compete with are the extra disgusting ones, so here's conundrum on the last two hours she had a winter. We had to assist a morbidly of these gentlemen from his house onto an ambulance journey upon thing is partly frame? I felt something land on my leg. I couldn't initially is hidden growths dollar,

I couldn't initially see what it was his my hands and face were pressed firmly into the mushy flesh at the time, but I could hear the antics of breath in giving noises from the fire fighters on my ship. I don't even want to give noise is on inspection. It turned out that nine inches of this man's intestines were draped over my wet legs. Stuck for what to do in such an instance. Should I put it back in carry with me, took it into his pocket. I ought to shovel with them to assent to the ambulance and then gently peel it free from my leg and set aside them, making sure to break with the awkward silence with pay ago made better. Take this with the

Regardless of this incident, I was sure I had my wife beat and then she hit me with this. Guy walked into her tree. Ash department pulled his pants down and had the tail of a fish sticking out of his rear end. Evidently, it had been frozen and then thought out. I get the feeling Missis as doctors a million the one chance they face and when it thought out the bones played out and it became stuck inside of his but the boys? I need your help which, when wines which is worse took this is much like comparing apples. The oranges in some ways of similar the both roundish they're, both fruits, but then they have made the sanctions. The apple skinny, smooth, the oranges speckled, the Oranges Orange code apple is generally rattle

it came a yellow. Is your green? You never see an orange apple. I guess my point, I'm going to say that while there both extremely interesting, both me entirely gruesome. The fish story. Yes, is party comical to win this one and I think the remains intestines coming out in having be put back in my hand with a gentle here you go make is by far the winter. I agree and I feel, like judge enhancement of the sudden yeah, we render our verdict We are going with you, mad you're, the winner met in Leeds England. Congratulations for enduringly intestine! On your leg, yes, death!

and he said at any time. If we want to have wherever and leaves he will, let us right on the fire drop us. No, I would take him up on that. I would do yeah, so we really should put that whenever the decapitation podcast, if you ask me away if you ever accidently, stumble upon something say in your attic or at a yard sale that turned out to be extremely valuable. We love those stories and one here sent him to us. Are you can post a my facebook, Facebook that counts life stuff? You should know right. That's why escape podcast or email tourist stuff, podcast House of words dot com for more on theirs. In thousands of other topics, this house up works. I come to learn more about the podcast click on the pod cast icon in the upper right corner of our homepage The house networks Iphone have hasn't arrived, download it today and I

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