Physics Project

1. Parkour "Obstacles are found everywhere, and in overcoming them we nourish ourselves." -David Belle Nguyen

2. The Definition of Parkour A spiritual philosophy that promotes enabling one’s mental and physical strength to overcome any type of obstacle.

5. Video of Parkour in Action “The Office”-Parkour

6. Impact Changed the lives of people all over the world by its philosophy.

7. Impact Media, (action/stunt) movies, and video games.

8. Impact Parkour Boot Camp trains military personnel, police officers, SWAT Team members, etc.

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