Now this is in shape!

[tcarey]

Check it out!



[ame="https://www.metacafe.com/watch/30999/the_amazing_brothers/"]The Amazing Brothers - Video[/ame]

 

[ski diva]

Crazy!!!

That sort of stuff -- people doing amazing things off bridges, buildings, walls, etc., is called "parkour." Just in case anyone wants to know.

 

[SueNJ]

Good Lord!!! Amazing!

I wonder what their knees are going to be like when they hit 60 years old... My knees are screaming just watching them!

 

[SnowHot]

Wow, you wonder what their BMI is?

 

[MaineSkiLady]

Ummm, yeah.....this, on a somewhat modified scale, reminds me of someone I know and love (especially the into-water stuff, have seen home video clips of similarly dicey flips off rocks, including one into a fjord in Norway)........which may have lead to micro-tears of ACL and other assorted damage which eventually gave up and gave in.....wonder how old these guys were/are in video....

 

[ski now work later]

Wow.

I'm glad I'm not their mother. I couldn't sleep at night knowing what risks they take!

 

[MaineSkiLady]

Wow.

I'm glad I'm not their mother. I couldn't sleep at night knowing what risks they take!

Agreed. This is all I have to worry about: ()

 

[ski now work later]

My sympathies! :D

(DH looks pretty good up there, and you know what Warren Miller says, you can't get hurt in the air!)

 

[MaineSkiLady]

Actually, if that was DH, I would be completely panicked, as he does not ride. DS, however, is the resident pro. Ha, j/k, I know you typo'd. By the way, those are some of the largest jumps anywhere, in a park called "Freeway 8" @ Breckenridge.

 

[ski now work later]

Ooops, I meant Jeff, DS. I know your DH skis

 

[Nadine_A]

Amazing.... it's called free running (surprise surprise - everything extreme seems to be called "free"). These guys use the urban and rural areas to perform movements through its structures focused on freedom and beauty. There was a cool scene in Casino Royale (James Bond) that portrays the same disciplines.