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Ultimate progressions: Upper body presses | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. Ultimate progressions: Upper body presses. March 20, 2011. Push-ups on your knees with hands higher. Push-ups on your knees. Push-ups on your knees with knees higher. Push-ups with hands higher. Headstand (with hands, as a preparation to handstand). Handstand (start practicing right there, cause it takes time to get good at it). Push-ups with feet higher. One arm elbow lever.

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localresources - Canada Parkour - The Dominion of Movement

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Canada Parkour - The Dominion of Movement. Dominion of Movement - Local Resources. Below is a list of local resources for you to connect with Tracers (Traceurs, Traceuses), Freerunners, and those that support the community. If you have any suggestions for listings, please contact us. NOVA SCOTIA and CAPE BRETON. Académie Québécoise d'art du Déplacement. Create a free website.

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. December 29, 2010. Learn to never give up, then learn to give up. Training sessions never end. Training should give you more independence. Train to be complete and useful in all situations. From → Thoughts. When serial killers took me to a field. December 28, 2010. 8211; No, I’m sorry, we only sell those in package, she answers. Tell your husband he’s a bad man! Get every new pos...

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Ultimate progressions: how do they work? | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. Ultimate progressions: how do they work? March 20, 2011. Those lists are designed to be used with pretty much no equipment, or very low cost or DIY equipment, allowing you to be able to train in all kinds of environments, while developing awesome extra abilities like balance, flexibility, coordination. Now, concerning the progressions themselves, I suggest the following article:.

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Online training consultations and follow-ups | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. Online training consultations and follow-ups. March 15, 2011. I decided that I would provide online training consultations and follow-ups for donations. I’m going to have to move out of Vancouver soon, but I still want to keep an eye on people’s training. Also, if you know people who might need that kind of services, please go ahead and tell them about me! From → Training. Fill i...

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Why everybody should do some bodyweight movements? | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. Why everybody should do some bodyweight movements? January 31, 2011. Just reading the title, I’m sure many already found at least one good reason. I’m no soothsayer or mentalist, so I don’t know what you thought. But here’s my reasons:. 4 Progressing in bodyweight training means that you have to progress in your ability to move. By getting stronger, you will need to increase ...

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About me | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. You might ask yourself: “who is this guy? My ultimate goal is to master myself, and while traveling, as a living, I train people using the techniques I’ve learn on my way. The day I’ll be a master, I’ll help others to achieve mastery. But right now, the only elements of my training I can share are those training skills I started learning 15 years ago. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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New website | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. April 11, 2013. Hi everyone. I have a new website, that I designed to be able to sell my book on handstands on. The book is on in French, and I’m working on translating it in English. All new articles now appear on the new site, not on this one. Here is its address:. Http:/ www.wandererstraining.com/. I hope you all like it. For any question or comment, please contact me.

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Services and prices | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. I am currently located in Vancouver, nearby Main Station, and Project Warrior. Agreed to share their local with me. The address is:. 123-2050, Scotia Street, entrance on 5th Avenue. There, I offer my services as a personal trainer and I teach the basics of hand balancing for these prices:. 2 sessions/week: 180$/month = 22,50$/session. 3 sessions/week: 240$/month = 20$/session.

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Progressing | The Wanderer's training

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The Wanderer's training. Our aim is to take our art to the world and make people understand what it is to move. – David Belle. January 28, 2011. 3×1, 4×1, 5×1, 6×1. 3×2, 4×2, 5×2. 3×3, 4×3, 5×3. 3×4, 4×4, 5×4. 3×5, 4×5, 5×5. 2×8 until you get as many repetitions as you want, or until your strength has increased enough to go to the next step on your progression. You gotta have to think about where you are going, and how you will be getting there. That’s how you progress. From → Training. Leave one →.