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Height restrictions?

TigerSoul · 2007-02-07 21:35:14

Hey, Im thinking about starting to study Parkour and Free running. But I've been wondering about my height. Im 6'4'' heading to 6'5'' and wondering if that is gonna prevent me from doing it. Any input on this? Also anyone seen any tall free runners?

07-02-2007 10:35pm

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TigerSoul

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Hey, Im thinking about starting to study Parkour and Free running. But I've been wondering about my height. Im 6'4'' heading to 6'5'' and wondering if that is gonna prevent me from doing it. Any input on this? Also anyone seen any tall free runners?

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#2 14-02-2007 2:43pm

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Wouldnt think it would make any difference
If anything you would be at an advantage with longer legs, easier to jump and whathaveya

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