>>225524
Watch local clips. Check out spots that look fun and mess around.
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This is just for friends

How much parkour is there in urban exploration / climbing? Also, is there any good parkour place in Madrid, spain?

>>237781
There's lots of PK in urbex, if you consider all the balance, climbing, and mental fortitude necessary to confidently venture certain areas. You can probably figure out how to climb a fence but it helps to know how to do it properly. Having a strong core always comes in handy when you need to traverse obstacles.

Idk anything about Spain but sounds fun

>>225524
I love these stupid video game inspired ones.

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>>237931 (OP)
Are you disabled mentally?

what the fuck did i just read

[s]based[/s] gringe

Here we go boys
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>>229516
>whole camp of mma
>slap fights anyway
>wins via choke

>>229518
im quite impressed he even remembered

>>229516
Illuminate was such a pussy. If he planned on quitting, then he shouldn't have talked all that trash.

>>229515
I haven't heard of that dude in ages. There was this one video where he shows up to this bodybuilder's office and the bodybuilder basically gives him 2 week's worth of freeze dried food, and Janoy Cresva still has the gall to ask for gas money and extra supplements, and all the comments were basically just "The Iron Extortionist strikes again!", and that shit made me crack up hard.

If I do a kickflip and no one sees it, is tony hawk still proud of me?

>>238097
You can see from my fail video that I used to have steel toes bridging the gap between the end of the ramp and the concrete flat. I did that because I foolishly believed ChatGPT when it told me I couldn’t just lay Masonite flat on the floor of the concrete and call it a flat. It insisted that if I was going to have a Masonite flat, I’d have to frame it out and have the flat be supported by 2x4 ribs and plywood like the ramps are. It recommended building the toe out of 1/4” steel, and said the bump it would create would be negligible and I’d never even feel it. As Maury would say, that was a lie.

I unfucked it by building a little 5 rung staircase from the ground to the edge of the ramp out of some el cheapo 1/4” osb plywood I had lying around, adding a step every time the Masonite rose 1/4”. I cut all the steps out, glued them with wood glue, and just set them in place. They aren’t attached to anything, they’re just sitting under the edge of the ramp. The sheets of Masonite that bridge the gap between the bottom of the ramp and the floor are only screwed to the ramp, the rest just lays on the osb and the concrete. I had a scrap sheet of Masonite that was about 2x8 or so, and it is set in the center of the flat, not actually attached to anything. I snugged the two ramps against each other which holds the flat bottom in place.

Kinda sucks in hindsight, the pressed steel for the toe wasn’t cheap, and I had to take it to a machine shop to get a slight kink in it, and I meticulously buffed a pretty swirly pattern into the metal and drilled and countersunk all the holes to the exact depth of my screw heads for a super flush finish. Great execution if I do say so myself, just wasted on a shit idea.

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>>238108
This all sounds chinese to me more or less, that's why I asked if you were the architecture-prone kid from It, but anyone who builds a miniramp with their hands deserves to enjoy it, so here are my tips>>238099

>>238108
If it comes down to it you can always sell the ramp also, sounds nice

NEW THREAD ALERT

>>237913 (OP)
i dont really get the point of remakes but it was really cool to see how many boomers managed to pull together new footy for their secret tapes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpuOhbJdjzY [Embed]

>>237913 (OP)
love thps and playing the remaster but it feels like shit. needs butt slaps and boostplants ASAP

>>>/v/
I downloaded the originals and play them in HD with mods. The original music is way to nostalgic. Not paying money for a reskinned 20 yr old game.

>>234291
black eagle

>>234539
Way too rich for my blood especially for just target practice.

Anyone has experience with the Bearpaw Blackfoot longbow? Is it any good/recomendable?

>>235527
Question is still on the menu. Let me change the question, is bearpaw recommendable?

>>237917
very unlikely to get a constructive reply here and are literally better off asking reddit.
I wish i was joking
the last thread was up for about a whole year before a new one was made

>>230884
I still occasionally jerk off to her panties that got shown on the last cji stream.
What a beauty

>>236943
I really want to try to get a girlfriend this year so I can see panties in person

>>236944
Nice Dubs and same

Craig Jones is a nonce. Free Jay Rod

>>236944
You can usually see them at your local shopping centre. Some shots are only panties and bras which are pretty exciting. I like to go in there pretending I am shopping for my girlfriend, usually the cute attendant is enthusiastic about it and will show me many things. They even had crotchless panty outfits. I always leave saying I am not sure s
about her size and will return then wait a few months before I visit again. It works well because they seem to have new styles each season and rarely is the same worker there.

I urban rollerblade so I sometimes soap things I want to trick on

The skateboarders are stealing our spot
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Four more years!

Bumping to keep this piece of basedness alive

soaper bump

for me its rollerblading on the treadmill wearing shoes

if it was a real extreme sport they would call it knife shoe dancing

>>228409
Whatever you call it you're still dancing on knives.

Well anyways I've been taking group lessons for the past 4 months I guess.

Having a good time, haven't really had the same feeling in any other sport when I actually start to accomplish something I was struggling with. The technical aspect of it is actually really fun.

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yeah there's not that many places to talk about it. best place is just chat up some decently skilled random skater at the rink and ask for tips if you're struggling.

olympic swimming in an alligator swamp

Marathon through southside Chicago and every contestant must carry 1000 dollars cash from start to finish.

>>45040
Can't believe they made QWOP into a real sport.

>>209029
>>216360
This shit is hilarious

>page 8

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HOLY SHIT BAM JUST APPEARED ON FISHTANK

>>235270
>lilac halfcabs w matching tee
>yellow bic on lighter leash w gold chains
sick as fuck desu. i was hoping (still hoping) for a bam kasso appearance. love bam. simple as

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubuH5J77-DA [Embed]

>>237292 (OP)
I agree, he is an excellent MMA fighter!

What?

>>237292 (OP)
>redeem

>>237238
>By the SAME motherfuckers that either trained the samurai classes. or were trained by the trainers of the samurai classes that fought in armor
Most of them have whole generations of separation from anyone that fought in armor and in the case of ones like Karate, they were not connected to any fucking ruling class. You don't know shit about martial arts history & you're just butthurt you're being outed for having nothing more than superficial wikipedia grade knowledge base.

>>237229
>The only martial art that wasnt weapon based employed during the time of the samurai was jujutsu
Yeah, and I was talking mostly about kenjutsu. But jujutsu had a competitive scene as well, and alot of jujutsu schools were for interschool competition or unarmored fighting, not armored combat.

>>237240
>talking mostly about kenjutsu
Why, when the only thing discussed prior was a school of jujutsu? You're admitting that everything you said was irrelevant.

>>237243
I was responding to the comment about old school styles. Many of the comments I made also apply to jujutsu schools. Many postdate the warring states era, and even if they contained some armored grappling it often was not their focus.

>>237239
>Most of them have whole generations of separation from anyone that fought in armor
Who do you think developed it, you stupid fuck? The peasants? The monks? No, the fighting classes. They all had trainers that taught the high ranks techniques to protect them from their rivals and ignorant peasant scum, like you. Eventually, others began to teach what was once taught to commoners for money when the feudal system began to collapse.

You really are a stupid motherfucker.

>>237135
Better penetration allows for more options for good shot placement in those large animals but doesn't yield "stopping power" in the commonly understood sense, e.g. how a large rifle round might impart enough force on a human target to immediately physically incapacitate him even without a central nervous system hit.

>>237138
so i should carry a doublt barreld 30-06 pistol or something

>>237154
A rifle is a better fighting weapon than a pistol, but for daily carry pistols end up being a lot more practical for the majority of people. Since the size limitations of a carry pistol put serious constraints on cartridge size, barrel length, etc. optimizing for stopping power is likely a bad approach. Training for fast and accurate shot placement while maximizing round count with a cartridge capable of adequate penetration and tissue damage seems to be the most popular approach, with the primary goal being to score a central nervous system hit and the second-best option being to put enough holes in the circulatory system to depressurize it.

The best concealed carry option for pure stopping power with a low round count is probably a pocket full of hand grenades.

>>237130
No, it isn't and I'd like to see you face down a Moro swordsman before you say differently.

A single case is anecdotal, therefore worthless.

>>203686 (OP)
>thinking firearms invalidate all possible scenarios where unarmed combat training could be usefull
Oh look, it's this thread again...

>>236825
Years ago I offered this perspective to a judoka who wrestled in college and he told me it just meant I wasn't good enough at wrestling.

>>236826
I once met a young man who was 2.06m and 57kg. Once he had access to better nutrition and started training he put on weight fast enough that he ended up with stretch marks on his biceps.

>>236828
>2 or more lowlifes? You're not fucking Bruce Lee, better have good sprinting speed cause that's your best chance to survive. Failing that, gun, ofc
If you're in good fighting shape and normal sized or bigger taking on 2+ lowlifes is entirely feasible, though deescalation and escape are generally preferable. When I worked security at a club a coworker of mine with a strong wrestling background beat the shit out of two bikers who pulled brass knuckles on him and the fight was so one-sided in his favor that none of the other bouncers stepped in to help him. I've had some good results in sparring contexts but fortunately have the right combination of luck and deescalation skill to never have needed to try it irl.

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>>236828
On knives, I have a few webms of knife fights fought well with grappling and throws, but I'm posting this one to show an underappreciated aspect which judo excels at, which is the grip fighting
Most of this fight is spent grabbing each other's clothing and gripping, vying for position. If the good guy had practice stripping grips and dominating he might have saved himself getting stabbed in the head a few times.

>>235178
You ever think about not being a pathetic beta virgin posting stupid shit on the internet?

>>234953 (OP)
I'd go with judo over wrestling because it has more stand up takedowns, submissions, and there isn't any concern about being on your back. Whenever you grapple with wrestlers that haven't trained outside of wrestling, you'll find that they always give you their backs...because that's the way they've always trained in wrestling.

>>236970
It took me several weeks to break that habit when I switched from wrestling to judo.