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My guest today is none other than Robbie Corbett!
Robbie Corbett is a co-owner of the World Freerunning Parkour Federation (WFPF) and currently overseeing three divisions: Certifications, Competitions & Equipment. Robbie is one of the most driven and energetic individuals in the world of parkour and while we go out training, he is relentlessly building the infrastructure and the behind the scenes work that needs to be done. It's a thankless job and he does it tenaciously.
This conversation was particularly exciting for me, because it embodies the title of this podcast, Parkour and More, as it blends the two careers that have the most impact on my life. Parkour and the world of insurance. Robbie has been tirelessly developing a new insurance product from the ground up, which is not an easy feat by any stretch of the imagination and has been approved for market. I'll let Robbie explain it in depth, but the opportunities this provides to parkour coaches and educators is unparalleled and empowers those with an entrepreneurial drive. A lot has been said about WFPF and its impact on the world of Parkour. One thing that is objectively true, they keep elevating and progressing the conversation forward.
So with out further ado, I invite you, to jump into the mind of Robbie Corbett.
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BREAKING NEWS: The International Parkour Federation (IPF) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with WorldOCR (Obstacle Course Racing) with the intent to form an umbrella organization known as World Obstacle. This organization would combine the efforts of four sports/disciplines: Parkour, Obstacle Course Racing, Ninja Warrior & Adventure Racing. All of which will retain their fully autonomy and independent governance. My guest today is Victor Bevine...
It appears that FIG has also been attempting to appropriate Obstacle Course Racing as well. With the International Olympic Committee (IOC) looking for more collaboration among its members and either creating or combining current sports organizations into new multi-sport federations and efforts, both the IPF and WorldOCR are interested in pre-emptively resolving this future roadblock and joining efforts now to fight off FIG together by combining resources and leverage.
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Hey Folks Welcome back to Parkour & More. For today's episode I wanted to do something special for myself, a birthday present if you will. On July 14th, 2020 I turned 30 years old and at the time of this recording I am 3 months away from becoming a first time father to a baby boy. Needless to say it's a big year for me and the general climate of the US has provided me with a lot of spare time to meditate and reflect. I welcome you to join me as I share 30 reflections from my 30 revolutions around the sun.
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Victor Bevine is the Co-Founder & CEO of the World Freerunning Parkour Federation (WFPF) and currently the Acting President of the International Parkour Federation (IPF). He is an award-winning audiobook narrator and published author based out of New York City.
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My guest today is my brother from another mother, Christopher Hollingsworth.
In this discussion Chris and I talk about subconscious mentality, the manifestation of opportunity and the discipline behind connection. We certainly didn't have enough time to unpack all of the crucial reframing and un-learning required to truly discover these for one-self, but we did demonstrate that these conversations can and are happening and hopefully provide you new perspectives and distinctions to play with in your personal thought experiments, meditations and reflections.
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Our guest today is none other than Noah Mittman!
Noah is one of my life-long friends, parkour enthusiast, professional videographer and Founder & CEO of Snowman Films based out of Denver Colorado.
Noah and I have pursued a wide variety of Parkour related businesses, products and services over the years and ultimately both had to take a large step back to reassess and collect our thoughts on the question, “Is it possible to have a career in Parkour?” In this day and age the answer is undoubtedly yes, but will that career be a successful one, will it stand the test of time and will it provide a benefit to society at large?
So with out further ado, I invite you, to jump into the mind of Noah Mittman.
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In my almost 15 years of practicing parkour I have noticed a few things about public perception.
1) The average person has become wildly more familiar with the term “Parkour.”
2) The conversation around what parkour actually is has barely evolved within the main stream...
It is so rare that a bystander, relative or friend actually bring a fresh perspective or even refreshing conversation around what it is that I and so many others are doing. Their feedback when witnessing or asked by another is something along the lines of “Oh, he does Parkour.” Which generally receives an “Oh. That’s cool.” End of discussion. as you can see there is very little depth to the interaction and leaves the impression that Parkour has been more widely accepted as visual spectacle, a stunt, or a meme. It has been consumed and digested through a screen versus having any real, physical or tangible experiences in the average person's reality.
but honestly, I don’t blame them. Because we as the Parkour community actually owe them all a massive apology. We have done a fantastic job of debating one another and telling the masses what parkour ISN’T, and a very poor job of what Parkour is...Until now...
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Our guest today is none other than Gretchen Rachlis!
Gretchen was the former Managing Director of Jump Fest | Colorado, but she has since been elevated to the Regional Manager of Flipshack Gymnastic Fitness based out of Colorado Springs, CO.
When it comes to getting it done, creating systems, and personifying leadership Gretchen is at the top of the food chain. Most importantly, she is a very dear friend and I know you will get a lot out of tonight’s discussion especially if you are involved in the fitness industry and/or working in a movement dedicated facility.
So with out further ado, I invite you, to jump into the mind of Gretchen Rachlis.
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