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Improving through non training

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This time I would like to talk about non training. I know one we start parkour it takes place in your life, your heart, your time, everywhere !

When I started, 10 years ago, I was training every single day, right after finishing school, and I kept this rythm for years.... There was so many things to discover that I couldn't stop training even 1 day, it would have been a waste of time ! This was the "Fire" period, the incredible energy which keeps you in very good shape and makes you train all day everyday :)

After a little while, I got injured and had to reduce my training ! (it's the case for many of us !). When I got back in shape, as I achevied a lot of things about performance, my goal was to enjoy my practising but also being safe, healthy, I didn't want to feel injured anymore ...

So I started thinking about my training and how to be smart (can be hard !). And finally, with time I understood that I didn't need to train all day like a furious man ! I could do regular average physical trainings to stay fit but for the techniques I improved a lot by not practising. The movement became clearer, my touch became better, my vision became more calm and I got more confidence in what I do....

The thing that I learnt is that I improved more this past 2 years than during my first years of practising. I call it experience. This is not something you can rush, it comes with time and no matter if you training everyday or not, your experience improves by itself.

I feel very grateful for the experience I have now, and I believe that training everyday, all day is not the only solution to become better, I had to train a lot with my mind only, which can me done anywhere, at any time....

Here are my monthly thoughts !

Peace,

Johann

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3 Comments:

keep it burning my friend... and hopefully every next year will be better!

cheers!

By Blogger Luiz Gustavo, at 4:09 am, July 09, 2009  

i like a lot what are you seeing in here! keep it doing. kiss

By Anonymous Paloma, at 8:24 am, July 09, 2009  

Well from what he said I understood that you don't need to practice every single day right? Well he is right because your muscles whether you like it or not need to rest and recover from hard work. So the best way to practice is 3-4 days a week :)

By Anonymous Pavel, at 11:19 am, July 11, 2009  

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