Recently i`ve been neglecting to do things which i am scared of doing, but i know i can do them.
So from this moment on it`s going to be a new era of training for me. I will not give up until i get something PERFECT, in every essence of the word, down to the last millimete of foot placement.
I`ll train with 100% focus, i`ll be doubling my current training time over the next month from 3 days a week to 6.
I will train in any weather, and condition, any enviroment. Anything i know i can do, i will.
I will post again in 2 weeks to let you know how i am getting on with this new outlook on training.
Ian.
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
Sunday, 9 March 2008
The Importance Of Perfection
The Importance Of Perfection :
Some " Traceurs " will do a vault for example, and say " Right well i can do it, i`ve done it once, i don`t need to do it again" - it should be clear why i put " Traceur ".
A real Traceur will learn a new movement and drill it and drill it and drill it, until it is flawless, perfect...
The importance of perfection in Parkour cannot be overlooked, if a movement has not been trained to perfection, then it is not a safe vault, it is not a fast vaut, it is not an efficient vault.
Some " Traceurs " will say, "oh well i`ve done it once, i can do it good every time " - WRONG .
David Belle has trained for around 19 years, and still trains vaults to perfection, in fact, all of the original Lisses Traceurs do.
So i leave you with a quote, to get you thinking...
" I do not fear the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks once, i fear the man who has practiced one kick 10 thousand times..."
Some " Traceurs " will do a vault for example, and say " Right well i can do it, i`ve done it once, i don`t need to do it again" - it should be clear why i put " Traceur ".
A real Traceur will learn a new movement and drill it and drill it and drill it, until it is flawless, perfect...
The importance of perfection in Parkour cannot be overlooked, if a movement has not been trained to perfection, then it is not a safe vault, it is not a fast vaut, it is not an efficient vault.
Some " Traceurs " will say, "oh well i`ve done it once, i can do it good every time " - WRONG .
David Belle has trained for around 19 years, and still trains vaults to perfection, in fact, all of the original Lisses Traceurs do.
So i leave you with a quote, to get you thinking...
" I do not fear the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks once, i fear the man who has practiced one kick 10 thousand times..."
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