Mar
27
2009
Parkour is a fascinating, relatively young, urban art form. It was founded by Frenchman David Belle, who wanted to combine elements of gymnastics, martial arts, climbing and athletics in one unique style. At the beginning Parkour was spread mostly by men, but lately you can see a lot of women practicing and combining it with dance.
Photo: Kiell.com (c) taken from Parkour Generations
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Aug
8
2008
Do controversial events result in controversial people, or it’s inversely?! Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
I don’t remember the heavily boycotted XXII Summer Olympic Games in Moscow which took place in 1980… But I do remember badges (bear Misha, remember!?), which could be today easily found at all flea markets or antique shops in South-East Europe.
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