The Motus Prodcast is back! Not really, but we’ve stolen their podcasting equipment and their hosts. Giles and Kelan have worked with us for just over a year now, and this podcast is their official annual review, live for all you listeners and joiners (whom we certainly value and appreciate highly, especially Bailey Payne, who has over a million subscribers.) Instagram: @kelaaannn @____giles____ If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

A baker’s dozen Parkour Punditry Podcasts in the bag. In this episode, we had Sacha come on for the first 35 minutes, talking about the Madrid wall run and flume of doom mishap. Max, Benj and Callum also embark on the GOAT discussion. If you’d rather watch the podcast and see all added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Camila is a Brazilian living in Leuven, Belgium, coaching at the Hal5 gym with Springstof. She is among the most respected parkour athletes as well as winning Best Female in Storror Awards 2020. Since then, she has dealt with an infuriating string of injuries which, through passion and persistence, has forced her style to evolve for the better. Instagram - @camilastefaniu If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Chris Scott is from Coventry and has been training since 2010. He was educated as a sports therapist and is a personal trainer and strength and conditioning coach by trade. He has delved down the rabbit hole of physical training for parkour, maybe deeper than anyone else in the parkour community, which has led him to become recognised by the strength and conditioning world and invited as a guest onto various strength and conditioning podcasts which have aided in a better understand and respect for the undeniable athleticism of our unruly and rugged community of street rats. Instagram - @chris94scott If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Max, Benj and Callum are back with another Parkour Punditry Podcast, talking about pole slides, Joe Scandrett, new and upcoming courses and programs, manpower gap news, latest video reviews, and whether sticking precisions is a dying art. If you’d rather watch the podcast and see clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Louisa Chang is a Taiwanese parkourist living in Vancouver Canada, and is able to travel and train while working remotely as a 2D Compositor/animator. She has some of the strongest fundamentals in the female scene and has podiumed multiple times at SPL. Instagram - @louisaparkour If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Our first strength and conditioning coach on the show, and what a cracking one to start with as well. Matt McInnes Watson has become a huge name in the strength and conditioning and fitness world at large for systematising and re-popularising plyometrics for athletic development in sport. Matt did his PhD on plyos and delivers seminars worldwide on the topic. In this episode, Matt and Callum discuss how parkourists can gain massively from supplementing their training with a broad range of plyos. Instagram:  @mcinneswatson @plusplyos If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Ihab is an athlete with dwarfism from Frankfurt. He’s a well-known figure within the European scene and if you’ve attended a European jam, chances are you’ve crossed paths.  Instagram - @little.parkour.hulk If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Lani Wongkar, a rising athlete in the parkour community, discusses her recent success in competitions and her passion for skateboarding. They explore the challenges and adventures they've encountered, including funny incidents and risky moves. The conversation also dives into the differences between parkour and skateboarding when it comes to risk-taking and the aftermath of failure. They share their future travel plans and express gratitude towards those who have supported them.

Rafe Kelley was a community leader for the Seattle parkour scene and now holds retreats and workshops in nature under the name Evolve Move Play, where parkour plays a heavy role. Rafe is one of the parkour community’s most erudite and philosophically thoughtful members. He has recently even found himself as a guest on Jordan Peterson’s podcast and other thinkers such as John Verkaeke, the philosopher and cognitive scientist. Beyond this, his thinking and methods make waves within the skill acquisition, strength and conditioning, movement culture and embodiment fields. Rafe and Callum are joined by Brandon Douglass, an OG parkour legend from Colorado, who runs maybe the longest-standing parkour podcast, Height Drop. Instagram - @rafekelley If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join