STORROR Podcast

In this episode, we're fortunate to be joined by the Belgian movement mastermind, Nico Vanhole, and a special surprise guest, Magdalena Sieczkarek. Both Nico and Magdalena are old friends of Storror and, over the years, have shared many adventures and sketchy moments, including infiltrating and climbing one of the chimneys of London's Battersea power station, near-death experiences at Grand Canyon, travelling and sleeping rough for a month around the US, and sleeping on the Powell's collapsed, dirty and flea-riddled sofa for months at a time back in the day. Nico is a TV presenter, a parkour gym owner and one of the most technical and creative visionaries our sport has ever known. Nico's Instagram - @nicovanhole Madgalena - @magdaventures

In this episode, Sacha, Toby and Callum chat with Lisa Schneider from Linz, Austria. She's a well-travelled parkourist who feels at home anywhere in the world so long as there are good spots and good people to train with.  Instagram - @lisa_schneider98

In this episode, Callum and Sacha are joined by Davis Vasconcellos and a very special temporary co-host, Lisa Schneider (a separate episode with her is coming soon). Davis is a living legend from the US who is largely known for podiuming in many speed comps. We spoke about all things World Chase Tag, competition, the gender pay gap, FIG, cross-training, parkour industry, pro athlete siblings and being a pro in the wrong sport. Instagrams Davis Vasconcellos - @_davisvasconcellos_ Lisa Schneider - @lisaa_schneider98 We film these podcasts too. If you wish to watch, become a JOIN member on our YouTube.

Siebe van de Spijker and Travis Verkaik sit down with Toby and Callum for a meandering mish-mash of a chat. Siebe is a 19-year-old Dutch lad with horse legs who has only very recently broke out onto everyone's radar. Very exciting things to come from both these two young guns. This one was recorded towards the end of April and is the first of a chonky backlog we've built up for the Storror Podcast. Sorry for a few things that seem out of date. Siebe: https://www.instagram.com/siebepk/?hl=en Verky: https://www.instagram.com/verky02/?hl=en Spring Bros: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTD_LsfVK9fUCdUs-sKh9Rg

In this episode, Callum is joined by four of the leading women in parkour. The original plan was to record with Kristine Henry and Kira Nguyen while they were over from Denver, but when Lynn Jung and Lisa Schneider said they were up for hanging out at the side as members of the audience, Callum realised having the four of them in the same room was too rare and cool an opportunity to pass up, so asked if they'd be up for a spontaneous change of plans. So, we bring to you, a very fun episode with four legendary ladies. Instagrams: @lynnjung @kiradium @kristine_dietrich @lisa_schneider98

The first of the Parkour Punditry Podcast series. We’re just over a third of the way through 2022, and things are again shaping up to be a corker! In this episode, Max, Benj and Callum review this year so far, looking back at what we’ve been up to, what you’ve all been up to and who we’re keeping our eyes on for Storror Awards 2022.

Callum is joined by the OG legends from the US, Max Henry and Brandon Douglass. Max is known across the parkour globe for his incredible power and practically unmatched textbook technique and precision. On top of that, he's known to be one of the most knowledgeable parkour nerds our community has to offer. Among many accolades, he has written a book called The Parkour Roadmap, which every self-respecting parkourist should have on their bookshelf, and also started the production company called Point A. Brandon Douglass is an absolute unit and one of the strongest minds in our sport when it comes to overcoming mental challenges. He was a key member of the notorious team, Myrm which has since disbanded. Brandon also hosts the first-ever parkour podcast called Height Drop which at this point is 111 episodes deep. Max Henry's Instagram - @maxhenryparkour Brandon Douglass's Instagram - @brandondouglass

In this episode, Benj and Callum chat with Hazal Nehir. Hazal is one of the world’s leading parkourists and a two-time Storror Awards winner for best female. She has been a Red Bull sponsored athlete for three years now and is also the first sponsored woman on their roster. Hazal Nehir Instagram - @hazalnhr YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmevoNHSeqmPYeaJJ9DPv7Q

In this episode, we have an especially nerdy one for you. This is the Storror podcast’s first-ever debate and it surrounds the YouTube videos of Theo Tanchak, where he uses his knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics to analyse posture, technique and dysfunctions from video clips of well-known parkourists. Debating Theo is Alexis Léveillé who runs an Instagram account called @nobullshitphysio. As his handle suggests, he busts myths and calls out bullshit within physio, chiro, other esoteric practises and the general fitness world, and presents the current scientific evidence to bolster his claims. Theo Tanchak: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheoTanchak Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theotanchak/ Alexis Léveillé: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp_E7wv6pE0-ejnfHMEWwGA Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nobullshitphysio/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/AlexisMLeveille?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

In this episode, Toby and Callum are joined by the 19-year-old parkour prodigy Lord Travis Verkaik. We were also joined by a surprise guest, Phil Doyle, a third of the way through. We chatted about the 2021 Storror Awards, his anger issues, Capstone England Project, a mysterious phone call with Daniel Ilabaca, The Motus Projects, Brighton or Bristol, being called the “kong gainer guy”, and parkour as a profession. And, of course, the question that’s been on everyone’s minds: Who out of Toby and Travis has the biggest kong? Verky's Instagram - @verky02 Verky's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCts9Ba0wiIYUUz-Shfh3RGA