#02Yamak seminar - day 2.
By Kiell | posted on 11 July 2008 | 4 comments
Well, it's taken me a ridiculous amount of time to get these photos edited, so apologies for the delay. Shortly after the seminar, I flew with Blane to France to meet with Thomas, before driving around Italy for three weeks in a Citroen 2CV. More on that to follow, no doubt.
The Yamak seminar was a fantastic weekend and it was great to see so many experienced practitioners from so many countries, all brought together through Parkour. The Saturday was a frenzy of activity, with rotating workshops on purpose built structures, with a huge performance to finish the day. On Sunday, the Yamak guys had arranged for us all to train together in Evry. Most of the guests had spent a second night in a local gym, a few, less hardy athletes resorting to the Four Seasons in order to get some proper sleep. I was fortunate enough to be again staying at Hotel Mahop where the hospitality is second to none.
Not many photos from the day as I spent most of the afternoon training, finding a few interesting climbs with Mr Spidey and a couple of others. There are a handful of photos here which will give you a feel for the day and the excellent vibe of the whole weekend.
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Ah, good times!
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Dan, at
12:40 am, July 17, 2008
It seems that was a very nice weekend!
Good luck with the Blog, great initiative =)
Cheers from Brazil.
Pedro Santigas.
Thanks Pedro. Hoping to nudge a few of the other guys on the team into making some posts, so hopefully there should be lots more over the course of the next week or two. :)
By Kiell, at
1:30 pm, July 17, 2008
I enjoyed the great photos of that memorable weekend.
Keep up the fine work!
Zeno
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