I’ve never been all that into the rollerblading revolution, probably because my choice was a skateboard growing up, and there’s a rivalry between the two sports if you didn’t know. Much like the rivalry between snowboarders and skiers. Rollerblading is looked upon as MUCH easier to learn. Anyways, for some reason I’m not impressed with this jump. I mean, you won’t see me standing in line to attempt it, but it seems like a overblown Red Bull event for one simple jump. I feel like the fall from the tower to the ramp wasn’t that big, so it makes the plunge less impressive.
June 7, 2010
Jumping off the Eiffel Tower
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June 7th, 2010 at 10:10 am
chappy
Gimme Parkour free running ! It beats roller blading or skating any day of the week .
See vids Parkour free running
Free running
It’s now really big in Europe and will become the next extreme sport.
AP
June 7th, 2010 at 11:28 am
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Two for the price of one ………….
Takes And Sporting Takes …………
David Stern Proves Why He’s An Ass ………… !
AP
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