Documentation | Parkour Lausanne

Articles, ouvrages et reportages permettant une meilleure compréhension de la discipline et de certains de ses éléments clés.

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Blane (Chris Rowat)

L’1consolable

Divers articles maintenant disponibles sur Traces

Thomas Couetdic

Parkour Generations

« Le parkour – an overview »
« Parkour history »
« Parkour and the development of human potential »
« On coaching parkour: the feedback loop »
« Confidence »
« Moving through fear »
« A note on terminology »
« Bodyflow: Parkour and circular strenght training »
« Focus and visualization »
« Running: the method of movement »
« Balance »
« No secrets »
« Parkour vision »
D. Edwardes, « Surface Areas »
D. Edwardes, « Parkour history: the (re)birth of a movement »
D. Edwardes, « Learning the language of movement »
D. Edwardes, « Flow Hacking: peak performance through parkour »
D. Edwardes, « Off the wall: climbing for parkour »
D. Edwardes, « Parkour and the play paradigm »
D. Edwardes, « The War: Finding the grit »
D. Edwardes, « The meaning of strength »

APEX Movement

A. Rendao, « Parkour Randori : putting it to the test in real-life emergency situations » (Est-on vraiment capable de mettre le parkour en application en cas d’urgence ?)
R. Ford, « Is Parkour a Fad? »

Parkour Origins

R. Scavington, « Methodized Parkour Training – Part. I »
R. Scavington, « Methodized Parkour Training – Part. II »

Parkour féminin

B. De Lira, « Where are all the parkour women ? ».
B. De Lira, « Why do female parkour athletes fear more (or do they ?) ».
B. De Lira, « What Parkour means to me as a woman ».
B. De Lira, « 5 thoughts that keep women from trying parkour ».
B. De Lira, « Top tips for becoming a parkour girl ».
J. Angel, « Turning up & Taking part » (promouvoir la participation féminine au parkour)
J. Angel, « Parkour, the inconvenient truth… » (Interview d’une traceuse)
T. Robinson, « Expectations ».
K. Sandford, « Learning ».
Glasgow Parkour Girls, « Why No Boys? (Sometimes) » (de l’importance de permettre des entrainements exclusivement féminins)
L. Stokes, « Parkour, a woman’s perspective »
Parkour Generations, « The Woman’s Way »

Traces

Articles divers écrits par des traceurs francophones.

La Méthode Naturelle (George Hébert)

Blog Quadrupedie (Extrait et traductions d’un ouvrage de George Hébert sur la quadrupédie)
G. Hébert, L’Education Physique ou l’entrainement complet par la méthode naturelle (deuxième édition), 1912
G. Hébert, L’Education Physique ou l’entrainement complet par la méthode naturelle (troisième édition), 1912
G. Hébert, Guide pratique d’éducation physique, 1916
Site de la fédération Belge d’Hébertisme
methodenaturelle.de (site allemande sur la méthode naturelle)

Autres

Kaos « The Public Misconception of Parkour » (ou pourquoi Urban Freeflow a eu un impact négatif sur le parkour)
S. Bass « Pressure and Progression » (ou pourquoi il faut éviter de se focaliser uniquement sur la « progression »)
Warrior Spirit « Dangerous but Safe » (comprendre la distinction entre le danger et le risque, et comment articuler ces notions avec le parkour)
A. Dunlap, « Respect the path of the lone traceur » (Bouger en groupe vs s’entraîner seul)
J. Martin, « Qui remportera le trophée ‘Parkour’ ? » (Article à propos de la perte de l’esprit d’origine du parkour)
Kelley, « Training and Mental Health » (Entrainement et dépression)
Fédération Française de Parkour, « Les résultats du sondage sur la compétition » (résultats d’un sondage effectué par la FPK concernant la compétition en parkour)

Ameel, L. & S. Tani (2012), “Everyday aesthetics in action: Parkour Eyes and the beauty of concrete walls.” Emotion, Space and Society, 5(3).
Ameel, L. & S. Tani (2012), “Parkour: Creating loose spaces?” Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography, 94(1), 17-30.
Angel, J. (2011), “Ciné Parkour: a cinematic and theoretical contribution to the understanding of the practice of parkour.”
Archer, N. (2010), “Virtual poaching and altered space: reading parkour in French visual culture.” Modern & Contemporary France, 18 (1).
Atkinson, M. (2009), « Parkour, anarcho-environmentalism, and poiesis. » Journal of sport & social issues.
Bavinton, N. (2007), « From obstacle to opportunity: Parkour, leisure, and the reinterpretation of constraints. » Annals of leisure research 10.3-4 : 391-412.
D. Belle, Le Parkour, Intervista, 2010.
D. Belle & C.Perriere, Le Parkour: Des origines à la pratique, Amphora, 2014.
Benasso, Sebastiano. « Giardini Govi is our spot! When parkour meets Genoa. » Modern Italy (2015): 1-10.
Bezanson, R.P. & A. Finklemann (2010), « Trespassory art. » University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform 43: 245.
Brunner, C. (2011), « Nice-looking obstacles: parkour as urban practice of deterritorialization. » Ai & Society 26.2: 143-152.
Calogirou, C. (1999), « Le parcours ou la conquête acrobatique de l’espace urbain: Entretien avec David Belle, fondateur du groupe Yamakasi », in Ville, école, intégration, n°116, pp.97-112.
Camoletto, Raffaella Ferrero, Davide Sterchele, and Carlo Genova. « Managing alternative sports: new organisational spaces for the diffusion of Italian parkour. » Modern Italy (2015): 1-13.
Chow, B.D. (2011) “Parkour and the critique of ideology: Turn-vaulting the fortresses of the city” Journal of Dance & Somatic Practices.
Clegg, J. L., and T. M. Butryn (2012), « An existential phenomenological examination of parkour and freerunning. » Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health 4.3: 320-340.
Da Rocha, A.J., J.C.P. Morales, S.G Sabino. et al. (2014), “Prevalence and risk factors of musculoskeletal injuries in parkour.” Arch Budo Sci Martial Art Extreme Sport; 10: 39-42
Daskalaki, M., A. Stara, and M. Imas, (2008), « The ‘Parkour Organisation’: inhabitation of corporate spaces. » Culture and organization 14.1: 49-64.
DeMartini, A.L. (2014), « Is parkour a problem? College and university liability for extreme sport activities. » Recreational Sports Journal 38.1: 69-81.
Fuggle, S. (2008) “Le Parkour: reading or writing the city?” in Rhythms: Essays in French Literature, Thought and Culture (2008): 159-170.
Fuggle, S. (2008) “Discourses of Subversion: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Capoeira and Parkour.” Dance Research, 26(2)
Geyh, Paula. (2006), « Urban free flow: a poetics of parkour. » M/C Journal 9.3.
Gilchrist, P., and B. Wheaton (2011), « Lifestyle sport, public policy and youth engagement: Examining the emergence of parkour. » International journal of sport policy and politics 3.1 (2011): 109-131.
Grabowski, D., and S.D. Thomsen (2015), « Parkour as Health Promotion in Schools: A Qualitative Study on Health Identity. » World Journal of Education 5.3 : p37.
Guss, N. (2011), « Parkour and the multitude: politics of a dangerous art. » French Cultural Studies 22.1: 73-85.
Grosprêtre, Sidney, and Romuald Lepers. « Performance characteristics of Parkour practitioners: Who are the traceurs?. » European journal of sport science (2015): 1-10.
Higgins, J. (2009). “The Revitalization of Space: Freestyle Parkour and Its Audiences.” Theatre Symposium: A Journal of the Southeastern Theatre Conference, 17(1), 113-123.
Kidder, J.L. (2012), « Parkour, the affective appropriation of urban space, and the real/virtual dialectic. » City & Community 11.3: 229-253.
Kidder, J.L. (2013). “Parkour: Adventure, Risk, and Safety in the Urban Environment.” Qualitative Sociology.
Lamb, M.D. (2010) « Negating the negation: The practice of parkour in spectacular city. » Kaleidoscope: A Graduate Journal of Qualitative Communication Research 9.1: 6.
Lamb, M.D. (2011), “Tracing the path of power through the fluidity of freedom: The art of parkour in challenging the relationship of architecture and the body and rethinking the discursive limits of the city.” Diss. Bowling Green State University.
Lamb, M.D. (2014), « Misuse of The Monument: The art of parkour and the discursive limits of a disciplinary architecture. » Journal of Urban Cultural Studies 1.1: 107-126.
Lamb, M.D. (2014), « Self and the City: Parkour, Architecture, and the Interstices of the ‘Knowable’City. » Self 10.2.
Lawson, Peter, « Biomechanics of Parkour: The Vertical Wall-Run Technique » (2015). Undergraduate Honors Theses. Paper 879.
LeBreton, F., G. Routier, S. Héas, et D. Bodin (2010), « Cultures urbaines et activités physiques et sportives. La sportification du parkour et du street golf comme médiation culturelle », Canadian Review of Sociology, 47(3), pp.293-317
Lebreton, F. (2010), Cultures urbaines et sportives « alternatives »: socio-anthropologie de l’urbanité ludique, L’Harmattan, Paris.
Luksch, M. (2009), Tracers Blackbook: Techniken im Parkour Training, ParkourOne.
Maldonado, G., et al. « Evidence of dynamic postural control performance in parkour landing. » Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering (2015): 1-2.
Marchetti, P.H., et al. (2012), « Differences in Muscular Performance between Practitioners and Non Practitioners of Parkour. » International Journal of Sports Science 2.4: 36-41.
Marshall, B. (2010), “Running across the rooves of Empire: parkour and the postcolonial city” Modern & Contemporary France, 18(2), pp.157-173
Merritt, C. J., & I. J. Tharp (2013), “Personality, self-efficacy and risk-taking in parkour (free-running).” Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 14, 608-611.
Miller, J.R., & S. G. Demoiny (2008), “Parkour: A New Extreme Sport and a case Study.” The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 47(1), 63-65
Mörtenbäck, P. (2005), “Free Running and the Hugged City.” Thresholds: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 30
Mould, O. (2009), « Parkour, the city, the event. » Environment and planning. D, Society and space 27.4: 738.
Murray, J.B. (2010), “Knowing obstacles: urban dialogues in parkour practice.” Diss. Central European University.
Ortuzar, J. (2009), « Parkour or l’art du déplacement: A Kinetic Urban Utopia. » The Drama Review 53.3: 54-66.
Puddle, D.L., and P.S. Maulder. (2013), « Ground reaction forces and loading rates associated with parkour and traditional drop landing techniques. » Journal of sports science & medicine 12.1: 122.
Rawlinson, C. & M. Guaralda (2012), “Chaos and creativity of play : designing emotional engagement in public spaces.” In Out of Control : 8th International Conference on Design and Emotion, 11-14 September 2012, Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design, London.
Rawlinson, C., and M Guaralda (2011), « Play in the city: Parkour and architecture. »: In The First International Postgraduate Conference on Engineering, Designing and Developing the Built Environment for Sustainable Wellbeing, 27-29 April 2011, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane.
Saville, S.J. (2008), « Playing with fear: parkour and the mobility of emotion. » Social & cultural geography 9.8: 891-914.
Stagi, Luisa. « Crossing the symbolic boundaries: parkour, gender and urban spaces in Genoa. » Modern Italy (2015): 1-11.
Standing, Regan J. & Peter S. Maulder, (2015) A Comparison of the Habitual Landing Strategies from Differing Drop Heights of Parkour Practitioners (Traceurs) and Recreationally Trained Individuals. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine (14), 723 – 731.
Stapleton, S. & S.Terrio (2012), “Le Parkour: Urban Street Culture and the Commoditization of Male Youth Expression.” International Migration, 50(6), 18.
Taylor, J.E.T., J. Witt, and M. Sugovic. (2011), “When walls are no longer barriers: Perception of wall height in parkour.” Perception.
Thomson, D. (2008), “Jump city: parkour and the traces”, South Atlantic Quarterly, 107(2), pp.251-263.
Wallace, M. (2014), “Determining the social and psychological reasons for the emergence of parkour and free running–an interpretive phenomenological analysis.” Diss. University of Salford.
Wanke, E. M., et al. (2013), « Parkour-art of movement and its injury risk » Sportverletzung Sportschaden: Organ der Gesellschaft fur Orthopadisch-Traumatologische Sportmedizin 27.3: 169-176.
Witfeld, J. & I.E. Gerling (2011), The Ultimate Parkour and Freerunning: Discover Your Possibilities, Meyer Sports.