Beat Shock

Thanks guys! I've worked really hard on this and it's nice to have some positive feedback. I make a lot of brony piano covers, and you can check them out on my channel! http://www.youtube.com/user/TheChineseLionTamer

I've had SO many people come and request me to do this song, but I've slacked off for too long now. Finally, after a year, I posted it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF1dln6devk&feature=c4-overview-vl&list=PLxZU4xQr5tu3aI2MQDBJr_rCz-dJbyRNp

You have great taste in Parkour shoes. Barefoot is when you are at your peak in technique, and you want a shoe that supports that barefoot feeling. Search for shoes that are flexible, and have thin soles, because thick soles with padding promote bad landing since it automatically takes away a bit of pain, so you don't really know if your doing it right or not. I wear New Balance Minimus most of the time.

This is what I love to do. I put together this video in the past few months and it turned out better than the last one, although it isn't exactly professional. I've been doing this for a year now, and my trainers are INSANELY talented! One of them is from the viral video "Assassin's Creed meets Parkour in Real Life" and he commented on it! Thanks for watching, and tell me what you think! Give a like, a comment, and a share on YouTube, and don't forget to subscribe! I also do brony piano covers if you want to check those out!

I actually did use the pen tool for the lines, but I used the air brush tool for the filler. I just can't draw the lines smooth enough.

Alright, I decided to use my older brother's (Brisineo's) art tablet that he just got... wow is it FUN!! I thought it was going to be hard until he just told me "use the air brush" which made everything so simple. This nice picture of Rarity (my favorite pony) took me 2 days to complete, and I am very proud of it! This is my first time, so critiquing is much welcomed! Most of all, I'd like advice on how to make the lines smoother, but any other pointers would be very nice. Expect to see more from me, because I think I'm in love with this tab now!!

We all have times when we get injured from trying something new, but the truly skilled and determined Freerunners and Traceurs don't let those incidences destroy their Parkour/Freerunning experience. There have been times when I've lost the nerve to do backflips because of one big fail, and I would cry in sadness because of all of my disappointment, but I just started at square one and relearned how to do everything I had thought I'd never do again. I did it with safety pads and careful training until I got the confidence to do it in the hard environment. Don't let that one fail stop you from progressing, but try and learn how you can do it safer next time. If you do that for every move you learn, you'll become one of the advanced Freerunners in no time! I just did this advanced move last Saturday, and I am extremely proud of myself because it took me a month to learn! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moWdRA4LNEs

My older brother just got an art tablet, and I've been messing around with it recently. It's not much, but when I get better, I'll start making some awesome art pieces!

I've been working hard on some of the more advanced moves that I'm going to use in my next video. I learned this one just from a tutorial! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v01X60Yq1qI&lc=M5R5GL66SkHBrzlQRTBxuGBdTxPFqM2wdqrAHF8ffwA Tutorial: Here's a video from Utah's first Parkour gym! Me and my friends did some insane tricking there! You can find me at: 4:44, 7:35, and 9:26 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfgKXA4BPTs

I don't want to post these videos on separate threads, so I'll just pile them up here. These videos are piano covers of many different brony songs that I've listened to, and I think you'd maybe want to hear some of them! The first one I did was Nightmare Night with 15,000 views, but my account just got hacked and the video got deleted. (Yeah, it really sucks) Well anyway, here's a link to the playlist with all (7) of my covers. Enjoy, and tell me what you think!

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Look very closely... I know that the roll is parkour! I said "jumping off a roof and rolling = Parkour" and "doing a backflip off a roof = Freerunning" so I was saying that jumping and rolling was parkour and adding a backflip is freerunning. Sorry if you were confused.

THE CIRCUS?!? That's a great place to start! This guy is my hero, and he first started doing stuff in the circus before he became famous!

Well, you can watch tutorials for doing tricks on the ground. Also, if you want to improve your technique, video tape yourself attempting a trick, and compare it to the other people doing it correctly. Me and my cousin did backflips off of trees when we were 11! lol

I ran into this video a long time ago, and it inspired me to learn all of the advanced stuff. It also gave me a new view on Parkour; and that is knowing that the tricks are not about strength, and that it's about technique. I was like "if HE can do it, then I can do it!" Oh, you can watch my fails!

I've been doing backflips on my mom's bed ever since I was 2, but I officially started training in Parkour and Freerunning when I was 10 (5 years ago). Although, it wasn't until I was near the end of 14 when I found some parkour classes. They improved my skill beyond what I? thought was possible, so I decided to make another video from what I've learned. Here are two of my videos... one is me when I was 12, and the other is me when I'm 14-15 (now). Please enjoy! 12 years old: My first Parkour/Freerunning video was OK, I guess (Although, this was more of a "tricking" video than a Parkour/Freerunning video). I thought this was the best I was ever going to get, but I had NO idea what I would be doing in 2-3 more years... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCYHA7U0GWw 14-15 years old: My skills have improved 10 FOLD ever since the last video, and I'm still improving at a fast rate. I've been working hard on this video for the past 8 months, and it definitely has been worth it! This time, some of my best friends got to be in the video! If your interested in this stuff/doing this stuff, you should check out my Parkour and Freerunning Thread!