Martial arts training relies heavily on repetitive drills, which improve your reflexes by simulating a fight. You learn to ...

Activision is planning to launch a new sub-franchise of Call Of Duty in 2027 according to a prominent insider, the first in ...

Who has the ultimate athletic edge - a Taekwondo Master with precision and power, or a Parkour Athlete with speed and agility ...

There is a limit to how far down you can jump and land on your feet and not break an ankle. Well, isn't there? I ask because these limits don't seem to apply to the cops who are the heroes ...

According to a credible insider, Call of Duty 2027 could kickstart a new subfranchise, featuring martials arts-based gameplay ...

Basically, it was parkour with martial arts and gymnastics. We looked at it and did some brainstorming. I wanted to create a bridge for our two programs. As we entered into that thought process, we ...

Parkour, with roots in martial arts and military training, is the art of moving from one place to another in the most direct manner possible.

The hero of Hikikomori No Chuunibyou is anything but delusional about his powers, able to parkour, sneak, and fight his way through the game’s 2D environments and platforming puzzles. The ...

Popularized in the 1980s in France, parkour is being noticed more and more in today’s culture. Yet despite recent publicity in films and on TV, there still remain many misconceptions about the art.

Parkour enthusiasts, known as traceurs, pride themselves on fluid movements as they charge through urban landscapes by climbing, vaulting, crawling, swinging, leaping and balancing themselves in ...