The Video of the Week is..

Swim or Sink. Parkour. uploaded by GalizianUrbanProject from Vigo, Spain.

This is another video showcasing fluid, basic and explosive movements with some creative use of the environment too. This is a great example of how the parkour scene is evolving in terms of ability and style of movement.

The video of the week is:

Jump Bandung #1 (english subtitle) uploaded by gardeniadiary from Bandung, Indonesia

This video from Indonesia describes how parkour has had a hugely positive effect on their lives and changed some of their philosophies. More so, though, it brings light to what parkour is to them and their feelings on movement and practice. It's another beautifully shot video and again has high use of slow motion.

The video of the week is:

Hana 2011 uploaded by oo87FR from Nagoya, Japan

This time we see a female practitioner documenting 2 and a half years of training which is a great milestone. There are lots of good movements and compared to previous videos much progress has been made.
Great stuff from Japan!

The video of the week is:

imaginationLand shade (part 1) uploaded by ShadeZlat from Russia

This video is a change in pace and shows a very different style of movement all using only one wall.

The emphasis here is on creativity with movement and self expression but is another example of how to use a single space.

The video of the week is:

BE SOMETHING feat. Elet Hall, uploaded by QuiggzVash from the US

Another beautifully shot video starting out in a natural environment with simple but powerful movements and great flow. The video then progresses to an urban environment with the same style of flow but adapted to concrete surroundings. Watch it. 

The video of the week is:

Training.for.stoun.(L). uploaded by limitparkour25 from Spain

This video is a short one but has long takes and is all shot in one spot. The movement in this video is basic but dynamic and fluid.

The Video of the Week goes to...

Path Of Least Resistance, produced by Paul Maunder and featuring some of the Northern Parkour community. Uploaded by Obsidian1138 from Manchester, UK.

The video of the week this week is

GT CreW - Little Bros uploaded by PkGivi1 from Tbilisi, Georgia.

This video showcases the talent of practitioners aged 10 to 11 years olds and really speaks for itself. Enjoy!