Here is a video that recently surfaced of David Belle and Cyril Raffaelli in Austria! Unique in its filming, location, and style, this video is a testament to the wide reaching variably dynamic nature of Parkour as well as the longevity of its founder who, at 37, obviously still doesn’t miss a step.
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This video of David Belle is a must see. It is a wonderful interview of David in Berlin that reveals much about his character, humility, focus, and of course Parkour.
Parkour was recently feature on the hit show The Office starring Steve Carell. What was featured wasn’t exactly Parkour…. or actually even close to it. But it was funny, and more than anything it was an example of the growing popularity and influecne of the discipline around the world.
Not enough can be said about this video, it just has to be watched. It is simply the greatest Parkour exposition by David Belle ever filmed and released to the public.
Possibly one of the best interviews ever conducted with David Belle. If you would like to see the interview with English or Portuguese subtitles, double click the video to open the video on YouTube.
At MisterParkour.com we have the world’s most succinct compendium of the best Parkour videos on the planet. This includes the highest concentration of David Belle videos ever amassed. All this footage has created a formidable library, and in order to make the searchability of this content easier than ever we wanted to add a page that succinctly provides access to every David Belle featuring Parkour video on the net. The categorized links below provide just this.
From now on all you have to do is type www.MisterParkour.com/davidbelle into your web browser, and you will have unprecedented access to the inspiring compendium of Parkour footage courtesy of David and his decades of training.
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DBProd Official Videos
David Belle’s two most famous videos – ‘Speed Air Man’ and ‘On Avance Toujours… Et Vous?’: Speed Air Man & Et Vous?
Three short videos of David Belle featuring a one handed wall run, his fall from the Accroches Toi video, and ‘David Belle Live – Take I’: David Belle x3
David Belle goes live again in Take II, a video featuring film from David’s first person perspective as he moves through the cityscape: David Belle Live – Take II
The second chase scene from Banlieue 13 featuring David Belle and Cyril Raffaelli : Banlieue 13 Chase Scene #2
Banlieue 13 Trailer featuring David Belle and Cyril Raffaelli: Banlieue 13 Trailer
B13 – Ultimatum behind the scenes Featurette #1. David Belle is back! Is this first behind the scenes featurette David sets bombs and runs from the cops : B13 – Ultimatum (Featurette #1)
Here is a fun edit from Parkour Generation’s 2nd annual Rendezvous event. The video was filmed by Julie Angle and features the Yamakasi founders Yann Hnautra, Châu Belle-Dinh, Williams Belle and Laurent Piemontesi along with Kazuma, the Vigroux Brothers, Forrest, Sébastien Goudot, Daniel Ilabaca and others. This video is an enjoyable watch as it shows the more playful side of Parkour training.
Here are two scenes from the 2001 film Yamakasi. Written by Luc Besson -the writer of District B13 and B13 – Ultimatum- and featuring Châu Belle-Dinh, Williams Belle, Yann Hnautra, Laurent Piemontesi and others, this movie is widely understood to be the film that caused the split of David Belle from the Yamakasi team. As such this film holds a notorious place in the history of Parkour which is why we have decided to include two of the film’s most action packed scenes in our video library.
Whether this film was an appropriate commercial use of Parkour or whether it was an “exploitation” of the discipline will continue to be debated for years to come. It may take many years as well before a consensus can be reached as to whether the commercial use of Parkour, such as this film, has helped promote or pervert the art. Regardless of the views in favor of either case, the athleticism displayed in this film is undeniably impressive, and the action itself holds a strong case as representing Parkour for the utility art that it is.
Daniel Ilabaca is one of the most gifted and talented Tracers in the world today. The magnitude of his movements is eye-popping, his mastery of technique is flawless, and what he does physically is only rivaled by his unparalleled mental control and focus. Tracers around the world would do well to study, emulate, and strive to move like Daniel. The seeming effortlessness and awe-inspiring beauty of his movements in all capacities is nothing short of spectacular.
Following is the extended version of Daniel’s 2007 Showreel. True to Daniel’s abilities and style, the video is packed with vaults, rolls, and a plethora of flips and tricks.
