It's been a while since we had a Video from Naim L'1nconsolable but this week's video is a return to form for the French Traceur. Naim filmed this video with the sole intention of showing that you do not have to be limited to the same jumps everyone else does at famous spots.

There is a chance that you may have seen this video already (10,000 views in one week), but we're making this video of the week just in case. No flips, just mindblowing jumps. Congratulations Ross Brewer! We're off to get some blue shorts...

Due to YouTube being banned in China we often don't see much of the Chinese Traceurs and Traceuses but this week's video confirms that they are doing well! Zhang Yi Jie from the Beijing Urban Monkeys team busts out some huge movements both in local spots and at the PK parks they have created. It's great to see Parkour growing in China and we look forward to more from these guys!

This week we haven't chosen a video with huge jumps, tricks or routes. Instead we have a great little video made by Travis Tetting from Wisconsin Parkour. It shows the hard work that goes into becoming a serious traceur and how drilling small movements can help progress your technique. When was the last time you trained alone?

This week's video was made by our very own Peter McKee and his friends from Coatbridge in Scotland. It features Pete and Coatbridge Parkour's Connor Smillie training around an abandoned building until they are chased by a gunman armed with Airsoft equipment. It's beautifully shot and features some great movements around what looks like an incredible spot. 

We're big fans of the Gazlian Urban Project here in the video den at PKGen. Their videos are often well shot, have great soundtracks and feature some huge movements. This week's video is no exception. Entitled 'Feeling Good' after the Muse track used for the soundtrack, there are plenty of huge precisions, catleaps and kongs along with some interesting inventiveness.

Take a look!

This week's video was made as a memento of a trip to the UK by a few Italian friends of PKGen. It shows the exploration and fun had as they meet everyone and train in all the famous spots in London and Cambridge amongst others. The atmosphere is a great way of explaining to people the camaraderie between traceurs the world over!

Just before Dom left the UK to join our Asian branch in Thailand he ran the warm up at this year's Rendezvous gathering. The footage of the warm up was added to an interview section Dom filmed at the end of Rendezvous to create a video called 'My Family' which can be seen below.

This week's video is a compilation of action from the European Gathering held earlier this year in Gerlev, Denmark. Hosted by the Streetmovement guys, the event was on an epic scale (as usual) and a few of our team went along to coach and train. Try not to be hypnotised by Yao's eyebrows at 0:19.

This week's video is from the guys in Madrid and as you would expect there are plenty of huge precisions, catpasses and reverse vaults. We're never disappointed by the stuff coming out of Spain so we had to make this one VOTW!