Thanks for that. I wish I was more into the real gym training stuff, but it can get expensive and I don't know too many open gyms like that around me. So I do almost all of my stuff outside and just for fun. One day I think it would be good for me to get more serious about it because it is really good for your body (as long as you don't break/twist anything) but that day will have to wait.

Are you into Parkour at all?

No, not at the moment. I've originally never heard of Parkour up until watching the videos YouTube set forth on their website, but I am really interested in learning more about it. I like that whole idea about being "free" without limitations, as most sports and exercises suggest. Most people think as you get older it is natural to become slower or not as active as you were in those younger years. But I, being twenty, am just enthused by the idea of being able to be creative with something athletic and getting out there. As an adolescent I loved exploring and finding nooks in my backyard. But starting college sort of put my kidsheart aside. Maybe now, during the summer, Parkour can relieve on my childhood, haha. Like I said, it is something I wish to learn more about and take upon myself in the future. But, after watching some of more experienced Parkour individuals, it is kind of discouraging. Aha! It's all part of the learning process, you know. Jumping off of three-story buildings into a roll and all.

I came across a video on GameVideos and figured you would enjoy it specifically.

http://tinyurl.com/497tuy

Enjoy man! (-:

Cute.