parkour vision

[rift33]

so lately I've been hearing a lot about this parkour vision and have to admit the longer and more often I practice parkour the more I seem to see every day stuff different ways. Like where I live for example, there are public bathrooms that I have been walking by for the last few years and up until now that's just what they were (public bathrooms). but I've noticed that I now can see two or three good runs with them. and most likely will be able to pick out a few more things that can do with them with time. I even catch myself driving around and looking at places that I have been many times and seeing runs that I never noticed before. which brings me to one of my points I was hoping to build a small course here in the marina where I live. But now it seems easier to find spots to practice in the environment that it would be to build one. I know this might sound silly but that is how it feels. Maybe what I'll do is find a spot that I like and replicate it. If anybody has any ideas on how I could build a good spot let me know.

[SafeNSure]

Aero and I had a looong thread going on artificial and/or portable obstacles in "another" forum...
I'll try to dig out some info for which we can claim intellectual property... lol!

Good thinking.

[SafeNSure]

...ok: forget all the discussions done in the past for a sec (talking to you, Aero...).

How would peeps like this?

[SafeNSure]

...I imagine the whole thing being 12'x8'x8', but I'm gonna be more precise.

[Kirill]

You can Oleg Vorslav in it!!!!!

[SafeNSure]

I'm working on getting:
- supplier, availability, costs
- eventually possibility of testing it beforehand

Would anybody pitch in money for it?
Would anybody have a (safe) place to store it, once disassembled?

[Bio]

Whoa, pretty sweet. Looks like it might take a long time to set up and take down, though. What's that thing actually supposed to be used for?

Depending on the cost, I'd chip in for it.

[SafeNSure]

...ehmm... handrails?
=)

Custom fittings sliding on aluminum pipes and snagged tight

I guess that it should take two capable assemblers and about half an hour, for the whole thing...

[monk]

i like it. i will chip in for it. what's it made out of?- looks like it could be shaky.

[SafeNSure]

...metal, but still that's a good point.
Maybe it needs to be anchored to the ground...
(with some Ω-shaped metal plates... -like I know what I'm talking about...lol-)

[Ryan Fulmer]

i throw some wood platforms there too. like the kswiss setup at usf

[Iliketovaultthings]

hmm..... you could probably get some good underbar practice on that thing

[SafeNSure]

...and all sorts of vaults...