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As an adult, Silke Sollfrank competed at a high level as a gymnast. There’s one problem – she never likes the Parkour Clothing I Parkour hot Shirt “competition” of the sport. Everything changes for her when she gets acquainted with parkour Instead of worrying about “pointed toes all the time, Sollfrank has discovered freedom in parkour, including jumping, climbing, and running around the urban landscape.

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“All I did when I was a gymnast was compare myself to other women and try to be better than them. And the parkour-style slapped me in the face and showed me: ‘This is not what you want.’ “Switching to parkour in 2015, Sollfrank did not look back. This 23-year-old girl competed in parkour competitions. the world’s largest,

She is also the Parkour Clothing I Parkour hot Shirt only woman in the parkour group of 15 members Ashigaru. And now she wants to encourage more people to follow in her footsteps and join parkour. “Don’t be afraid to start because everyone starts at their own level. Some people may have a lot of physical experience and start at a higher level. Some people don’t know about it. whatever, want to know how to play parkour they start from zero. And that’s all right. “Often injured when jumping over obstacles in cemeteries and abandoned buildings, parkour enthusiasts in Gaza it is now possible to practice their niche sport on the ground safer.

The Palestinian territory’s first parkour gym – equipped with wooden boxes for young people to soar in swings and flips, and a cushioning pad for landing – opened the Parkour Clothing I Parkour hot Shirt doors. “I’ve been playing parkour for 13 years. During those 13 years, I suffered a number of injuries, the most severe in my wrist and it kept me out of games for a year. ”, Jehad Abu Sultan, 32, one of two coaches at the Wallrunners academy just said. Abu Sultan, who co-founded Gaza’s first parkour group, began practicing his acrobatics at a cemetery in the territory’s Khan Younis refugee camp. He said the injury forced some of his colleagues to quit their jobs.