lethalbeef

We developed a social card game called Stranger Danger! It's about interacting with strangers in public, and is really fun in bars and parks.

We're running a kickstarter for the game and will need to do playtests on new cards and challenges as we finish up development and ship it out. Regardless of whether the kickstarter makes it, we'll be continuing to work on and play the game.

We've been holding playtests once or twice a week at Dolores, Zeitgeist, Berkeley campus, etc. Let me know if you'd like to playtest with us!

More info here at our kickstarter page: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/strangers/stranger-danger-a-social-card-game-for-daring-peop

Did mine a while back and I don't want to keep bothering Eugene about it if it's already on its way. Any people who've taken ADAPT level 2 get their certificates in the mail? Particularly anyone from outside of the UK?

I want to write one of these as a moderator. But there are differences in opinion in parkour, and I can't claim to know the best answer for everything. This is reddit, it's about user generated content, it's about user interaction, so let's make an FAQ together. I'll be submitting stuff alongside you guys (and maybe if this ends up being a really shitty FAQ I'll just can it and write my own).

SO HERE'S THE DEAL: This is going to be similar to the previous call for FAQuestions, but it will be ongoing, hopefully regularly updated. If you have a question about parkour, submit a top level comment in this thread. Only one question per comment. PLEASE check to see that the question has not be

As we've been preparing to update this subreddit to make it a stronger community center and parkour resource online, I'm thinking of new directions we could take it.

So, how would you guys like to see a weekly exercise/challenge/something posted up? There are a lot of other subreddits that focus on this sort of thing specifically like Project Enrichment and SketchDaily. The parkour subreddit currently has enough subscribers that we could probably maintain a user generated series of exercises.

This kind of thing will be great for all traceurs who frequent this subreddit (and it'll be a way to get you guys off the computer and doing at least a bit of training), but more importantly, it'll b

Hey traceurs,

We talked about this concept a few weeks ago and I'd like to start implementing it as of today. As the updated sidebar states, we are asking everyone to please include a tag for all videos links submitted to this subreddit so as to distinguish what type of training is being displayed.

Please include the tag [PK] at the beginning of your link title to mark it as a video that primarily exhibits movement that is fast, powerful, practical, and versatile - especially in the sense of navigating environments.

Example: [PK] Fun challenges in some amazing looking spots in New York

Please include the tag [FR] to the title of video links

Hey fellas, it's been a week since we've declared to make this subreddit a better place, and it's time to get all of that started. I want to lay some groundwork before we start imposing any new guidelines and things like that, and this will also help me get a feel for the population of traceurs we have frequenting here, etc.

So! What we're going to do is create an FAQ which will go on the sidebar. This will inform the other text and links on the sidebar as well. Based on what you've heard from newbies while training, what your mom or grandma asks you about parkour, what you read on forums or on this subreddit, leave an individual top-level comment for EACH question you'd like to submit (not

Obviously there's an issue between whether or not so-called freerunning links should be posted on this subreddit, as it is labeled r/parkour, and there is an ongoing debate over whether or not freerunning should be subsumed under this subreddit.

Personally I don't find the "solution" of banishing all freerunners to a separate subreddit (r/freerun) to be effective at all. New users will not understand the dynamic or will be overzealous about it, it creates a dichotomy that may be excessively partisan, and it does nothing to promote the understanding of the disciplines or the principles behind things because it stifles discussion and attempts to keep traceurs from learning from freerunners an