Free running is a very athletic sport where urban and rural areas are used to perform different movements, tricks and stunts to move through the surroundings.

The aim of Parkour is to move from one point to another as quickly and as efficiently as humanly possible. Free running takes its moves from parkour and adds athletic vaults and other acrobatics.

It is normaly practised at gymnasiums and in urban areas that are full of obstacles. However, free running and parkour are separate, a fact often missed due to their similarities.

Parkour or PK (the art of travel) as a discipline comprises efficiency, whilst free running embodies complete freedom of movement and includes many acrobatic manoeuvres. Although the two are physically similar, the mindsets of each are very different. 

This extreme sport is becoming more like a religion or way of life than a hobby that you do when you have a chance. It will change the way that you look at the world that you live in. It's all about freedom and feeling alive.

Where to go, Cost and Equipment

Where

The real beauty of this sport! Anywhere you feel like!

Cost and Equipment

Again, another beauty of this sport. Not much stuff to buy!

Running Shoes  -  For a good pair of comfortable, light shoes spend no less that £60.