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"Parkour, more than freerunning, is not only a way to improve physical fitness, but also a way of thinking."

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"Traceurs are commonly seen on TV and in music videos and there are even computer games where you navigate a traceur moving through an urban environment."

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"This sport was created in the 1980s by a couple of bored adolescents, David Belle and Sebastien Foucan, who enjoyed climbing, running and jumping around the streets of their Parisian neighbourhood."

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"No equipment is needed, but obviously strong trainers and comfortable clothes should be worn."

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"Freerunning involves more spectacular tricks and somersaults, whcih are not really necessary, whereas in parkour, traceurs try not to overdo it."

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"Parkour is not a competitive sport; there are no opponents to beat."

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"Parks, playgrounds and shopping malls are popular places, but city councils are also beginning to provide young people with safe places to practise."

Traceur means 'to be chased'.

Parkour was invented by two young people from Paris.

Parkour and freerunning involve completely different moves.

Parkour helps people gain control over body and mind.

Parkour teaches people to interact with others as well as with the environment.

Parkour and freerunning can be practised anywhere there are obstacles.

Parkour is very popular with active students mostly.