"It made me question my future in Parkour" | 10 Questions With Toby Segar

[@djdisorder639]

Big respect to the big man. This felt very open and honest from Toby, I'd expect nothing less from him.

[@kilowatt6209]

100% this was incredibly open. loved it

[@tejasjadhav5663]

Toby is a type of guy who speaks volumes without talking alot. Lowkey, humble and a mastermind. Never change mate. Cheers.

[@aviparker4480]

Toby Segar is one of those athletes that is so influential to me in the sport of parkour that I can sometimes forget that he is human. It has been pretty insightful to see him on the podcast along with this 10 questions vid speaking from such a candid perspective.

[@itszaque]

Super candid, this is why I really appreciate the Storror boys. They aren’t ashamed to share themselves and their real opinions with fans in a respectful way.

[@SnailHatan]

I do think it’s easier to share this sort of stuff in this format, away from their main channel, though. Can’t be talkin about weed when a massive portion of your millions of views in your monetized videos are minors

[@itszaque]

@@SnailHatan true

[@miyawkat8018]

@ breaking news, not all people watching them is like you and around your area

[@agnidas5816]

@ they're still all like you. You really think the world is like your friends... lmfao. And you're arguing for it too without taking a moment to consider. life is not about being right - if you make it about that you will suffer endlessly Feeling sorry for ya

[@kilowatt6209]

I had no idea Toby smoked the ganjuh! haha. this guy is all the more relatable to me now.. kicking the habit is a huge move too. Well done SWAGGER!

[@holliswilliams8426]

Actually, he looks a bit high in some videos, not that surprising.

[@gr7927]

Defo still blazes that shit regularly

[@jackpierre1839]

@@gr7927 lmao ik ur comment is old but i was watching theyre newest video and he look faded throughout the whole thing

[@R__A]

@@jackpierre1839hich vid was that?? Also he said it’s ‘mostly’ gone, likely he means he no longer depends on it, just uses it recreationally with mates (reaching a bit ik) but that’s my aim with it. I’m currently in the same boat of using it daily to escape thoughts, to be able to just use it rarely and with mates is the goal. Probs where he’s at. Sorry that was way longer than i meant to type. TL;DR- he probs just smokes occasionally with mates now instead of struggling with depending on it

[@jackpierre1839]

@@R__A it was the exploring abandoned shipwreck, the one in turkey not the newest one. im in the same boat as you too, i could just tell he was high lol, as im high like all the time. i mean i could be wrong but he was acting funny throughout the whole vid

[@joshblackwell6898]

Happy to hear Beau Miles get mentioned. Incredibly motivating and grounding stuff he covers!

[@yamal2068]

Come smoke a zoot with Beau and I in Aus Toby!

[@BennieThundaChunk]

was looking for this

[@geoffrey6000]

Beau is a fcking treat, when i found his channel a couple months ago I binged all his videos. Day in day out.

[@xArnthorx]

Was not expecting the Beau Miles mention, the guy is great.

[@GeoffreyABruce]

Been seriously struggling with weed addiction, especially now that I'm focusing more on my sport (MMA). Question #1 was everything I needed to hear today. Thank you much, Motus.

[@ariadne0w1]

physically addictive? Maybe not, definitely not like nicotine or heroin. Emotionally/mentally addictive? Oh, hell yeah, 100%

[@Hube02]

@@ariadne0w1 no one says you can't mentally addict to marijuana, everyone talks about physical addiction while saying it is impossible because, well, it is impossible

[@Hooga89]

@@ariadne0w1 There's no such thing as a clear line between physical and mental addiction. Addiction by definition is a pattern of behavior, you can't stop doing X thing for whatever reason. The only real difference between physical and mental addiction is that quitting weed won't kill you, but quitting alcohol too fast might.

[@brunokoharevic3006]

i need some mma friends hmu😭

[@Hube02]

@Squant yeah, dopamine release is connected to good times so to be specific good times are addictive because dopamine lol

[@asarta703]

What a legend for opening up on that first question. Not an easy thing to do

[@Hyoinhyowine]

i would always just sit on infront of the screen and do useless stuff but when i saw toby’s and storror’s vid i just new i had to do that sport and train like them. Toby is seriously my biggest inspiration. even more he really changed my lifestyle. helped me go outside and explore the things that i never thought i would be doing. he introduced me to the world of parkour. and cause of that i have more friends nowdays and have way better body strength and better mentality. i have no idea if he or motus would see this comment but all i want them to know is. YOU GUYS ARE LEGENDS

[@jameshession9038]

I like Tobys honesty, great interview

[@MadeByMartyn]

The most modest and accomplished multi athlete and Parkour Ginger on the planet. Respect Cigar Man!

[@marcmason3514]

As someone struggling to give up weed, it was inspiring to hear someone that seems to be so ahead in life also facing the same struggle.

[@xia_00]

fr, been smoking everyday for years now i get panick attacks everyday and cant even sleep, because i cant even just lay there with my eyes closed, did shrooms a couple weeks ago and was panicking the whole time, time to quit smoking and nicotine frl

[@xia_00]

like when im not high i want to smoke but when im high i just dont want to be high anymore

[@ross4164]

@@xia_00 I smoked 2g a day for 2 years from July 2019 to June 2021 and the best thing I did for myself was quit cold turkey on the 16th of June 2021 (I’d tried to quit multiple times before but they only lasted a couple days) when I first started smoking I always told myself I wasn’t addicted to it and I’d just keep it as a weekend thing then it very quickly became an every day routine, meet up with the boys and smoke then go home 7 days a week, it turned me into a completely different person instead of chilling me out it made me angry, killed my motivation to do anything and ultimately was the reason for my last relationship and family relationship breaking down, I had to cut off those people I was smoking with in order to take my life down a different path and I wouldn’t change anything now, I hope you can do the same bro it is 100% possible once you get past the first 4/5 days you’ll be fine, I now no longer think about smoking and looking back I can’t believe I used to live my life like that.

[@xia_00]

@@ross4164 hell yeah bro, we all just chasing a feeling i guess lol, gotta grow up sometime though

[@biffwhipffster5551]

Your response to 'being happy if you're out and using your hands' resonated with me. Very much. My friend Xavi created climbing walls for a living. He loved it and those using his walls loved him. To thwart the Fossil Fuel industry he dug tunnels, (under refineries with JSO and outside Euston with HS2). He glued to motorways and A-roads with Insuklate Britain. There he met his lover. He was the most beautiful, chilled, friendly, easy-going dude... but when he was imprisoned for peaceful, non-violent, protesting he bacame a soul repressed... and so when he was then let out and given a tag that restricted everything and anything he could peacefully do to 'be Human' he killed himself. He was, he remains, a beautiful Human Being. Killed by the State for Fossil-Fuelled Greed. RIP, you amazing Human Being, Xavier Gonzalez-Trimmer A political assasination (2001 - 2023)

[@samcortez23]

Love this guy! Exceptional film maker, parkourist and climber and, more importantly, a very honest and thoughtful person that supports others and especially his teammates.

[@krydala7650]

Man... I relate a bit too much to the "putting walls up" because something else is already 'your thing' and you almost feel like you are not allowed to have something beside that... Probably a little different still but for me it was to a point where I felt like I would be absolutely completely worthless if I didn't pursue art. Used to be my happy place, something I did just for me. But then people kept telling me and telling me how I had to make something out of it and all that. Felt like it was the only thing I was good for and good at. Whenever something artsy had to be done it was "oh yeah ask Kry she'll do it". It came to a point where picking up a pencil gave me panic and anxiety so severe that I couldn't even manage a straight line anymore. Because failing scared me so much, disappointing people by not making something 'good enough' was my personal hell and expectations were so god damn high. I had tremors trying to do the simplest lineart, all squiggly and ugly. But going for anything other than art felt impossible. Because I was the art kid of the family right? so what's left if I am not that anymore..? Nothing. That's what it felt like. It still does when I have bad days... but recently I got back into drawing portraits after years of not doing it at all. Now I allow myself to write. Sometimes sing. But it still comes with this guilty feeling. Am I really allowed to be something more? Should I 'waste' my time on something I am not good at (yet)? So coming from that background... I say "Fuck yes that IS an achievement, to find something else you love". And allowing yourself to be more than just that one thing. It can be so hard to do that. So big respect. It's a massive achievement and I am so happy for him, that he found climbing. To all you people reading, i wish you all nothing but the best. I hope you all find your places in life where you can feel happy and at peace.

[@syrefayne8922]

Just wanted to say I loved reading this comment. I hope you've recovered your joy in art and have been able to branch out and find new things too.

[@noot4954]

What may seem like anxiety, can become the biggest confidence boost of your life, embrace yourself and your true feelings and it will always guide you to where you want to go. Hah cheesy but I find the cheesiest things to have the most obvious truths.

[@Neiland]

Toby is extraordinary human being!

[@saemj]

Mentioning Beau Miles :D Two of my heros, that's great!

[@Infinitefishcrisis]

toby one of the absolute realest out there.

[@cheetah_4770]

So glad you like Beau Miles!

[@1Dreamking]

Wow that authentic openhearted honesty was wonderful. Big respect! I like Toby even more now. Didn't think that was possible. I wish you the best on your long journey before becoming wormfood. ;)

[@parptarf]

Finding climbing is 100% an achivement. I feel the same. Paintball was my sport, everything evolved around it. And then I found climbing a couple years ago and it's not a huge part of me already. Also, Toby, you're a goddamn inspiration!

[@bencoward2748]

As a climbing nut it was really cool to hear toby talk about climbing and give credit to Pete. I could watching climbing videos with those two all day.

[@Oedwai_Gang]

Legend!

[@steve-hp3uq]

Toby Segar wins award for most trustworthy man 2022

[@manhattenman6075]

Question number ones responce is a great line. I am currently going those stages.

[@wesselvisser5042]

05:40 "for so long i had been putting walls up, but now climbing walls is one of my specialities'' - such an insperational quote from toby

[@James-hy8zs]

Absolute lad. Got a load of time for you and the crew

[@BrumbleJumble]

love that guy! nice to see him giving pete props as well those two together make a great team.

[@grenouille1661]

Toby and the publishers crushed it. What a legit piece of journalism. The prompt suggests pessimism at times, but I think it really accentuates Toby's personality and mental fortitude. I respect anyone who lives a life like dying is just death. I don't even drink Dos Equis, but should they need a new spokesperson, Toby Segar has got to be a contender for the most interesting man in the world.

[@tommay4750]

This right here is unfiltered and pure. I love seeing someone share my perspective on life. Rare to find.

[@MrYport]

1:51 calling out all us chair sitting screen watchers

[@anthonycarlos2095]

Thank you Toby for sharing your experience with mj addiction, makes it easier for me to cope with mine as well knowing that someone as rad as Toby struggled with the same thing I am❤

[@flaherty5090]

love the beau miles shoutout he's a ledge

[@thinkdabub]

Beau is a beast and so is Toby. Both an inspiration to Gingers everywhere.

[@sethgilbertson2474]

I think Toby is my fave Storror boy (No disrespect gents!). Amazing to see him so candid.

[@dreadiedude]

Big respect to Toby, some tough questions there. Love the callouts to Pete and Beau, both are amazing story tellers and athletes!

[@FreerunningSchlappen]

Toby is brilliant! What a legend. Also thanks for this format, it's so enjoyabale and interesting to get to know the big characters of the Parkour world a little bit better!

[@tomwillans6141]

Lead contender for king of the gingers here

[@MaryWenPhotography]

"I really value giving things a chance" big ups Toby & Storror! 💕

[@egondugas]

This might be my favorite one yet.

[@avantic.]

Genuinely amazed at how Toby answered the purpose question. Never really thought about it that way... we might not have a purpose, but we can give purpose to our life and surroundings. Amazing POV!

[@comdrive3865]

if you look up chimps you realize chimps don't have a purpose either. Evolutionary joke.

[@deviateedits]

You could say the only real reason we're on this planet is to find our own individual purpose...and that in itself is our one true purpose in life. That's the way I've always thought about it anyway

[@avantic.]

@@deviateedits true!! Its just such a profound question to think about and that comes and goes to me every now and then and somehow my answer always shifts a bit. Nevertheless deep down I believe that there is no reason at all for us being alive. Just happened and thats it lol

[@DreadedHol]

Love the open and honest responses here. I’ve loved watching the storror videos because they are entertaining and inspiring of course… but apart from that, Toby’s down to earth and his genuine personality always shines through. That in itself, is rare to see these days. He comes across as so caring, hard working and talented. … if only we saw in ourselves what other people see in us hey?

[@TheQuietCheetah]

Pete and Toby has been such big inspirations to me and I'm so glad they've found each other!

[@RAINE____]

Sensitive guy. Hopefully he finds happiness.

[@andyslater9067]

Absolute lad. Love this guy

[@seancoman6398]

such an incredible athlete and person

[@chemapapas]

What a guy!!! humble af

[@fishnsyd]

When Toby smiles, the world becomes a slightly better place

[@elite6642]

yeah its terribly sad that theres most likely nothing when we die. But laughing and being with the ones we love, creating more memories and good times is what its all about. Finding a significant other is important but finding friends like the Storror crew to create those absolutely hilarious and fun moments are what life is really about to me. On another note, smoking can make some peoples anxiety even worse, which is the case for me at times. Smoking when youre doing fine in life, and you arent too miserably depressed is okay. but ive found that smoking when youre crippled with depression really only drives you further down that dark path. Toby is one of those guys that i only wish i went to school with and became good pals with

[@lawrencelimburger9160]

Well said, you're an inspiration to many, and setting one hell of an example just being yourself! Go King Toby!

[@comdrive3865]

He's extremely honest.

[@pausole-vilaro945]

He's such a sound and open guy you can't help but like him for it

[@gabrielnuer9899]

I love that this has 100 000 views

[@ethan.5895]

Wouldnt expect any less from Segar, what a real guy. As someone who has experience with it, it was a shock to hear him talk about marijuana addiction, would never have guessed. Big up tobe

[@carlg788]

This is why I like Toby, he’s so humble. He’s at the top of him game and he doesn’t think like that at all

[@nicknovakk]

Was not expecting such an open and honest video. Really appreciate you, Toby!

[@m.i.c.h.o]

Great interview! I've always loved seeing toby in Storror and other channels, but I never realized I'd relate to him this much. And the Beau shout out!

[@justinbarton247]

Storror is my favorite parkour group.

[@Bill-Burns]

Didn't think id hear Beau Miles name here, holy! I love how open Toby is, its amazing to watch

[@ninjatatt]

Toby always seems so humble and down to earth ... he's easy to like. Long live storror ! Love the content 👌

[@marijhorn]

so positive and open, thanks for the inspritation even from somewone who don't parkour at all

[@juliuskrebber3275]

Toby really is just so down to earth, unbelievable...

[@techguybrandon481]

Brilliant

[@andrewmason1976]

jeez swags! wasn't expecting this, laid it bare, fair play. keep going.

[@KenWAnderson]

Oh Toby, this made me want to BE ABLE TO GET TO KNOW YOU PERSONALLY, as a friend - and beyond just admiring your athletic abilities.

[@skrtdaily5533]

I had no idea that Toby had a problem with weed, as someone going through the same thing this was good to hear. Thanks Motus.

[@mikeelarana3768]

Toby Segar, you are a hero, sir

[@andrewroberts8139]

The ability to show vulnerability is admirable from Bob here. Can we do Drew next? Seems like the one from Storror with the most in the way of hinterland

[@MarkPurcell]

It takes some courage to open up on social media, especially about personal issues. It is always good to share messages of success (re: parkour, business, addiction...). These stories inspire people to reach their own goals. Well done, Toby & Motus!

[@Yaboygoose]

Gotta love Toby

[@henryhardfoot]

Right on Bob 🙌

[@R-K61]

You have all my respect my friend, battles are how we know ourselves and pain is the reward. Have a great life.

[@ENGBriseB]

One of the Parkour greats. Thanks Bob.

[@AymunDraws]

WHATTT HE DITCHED THE STORROR TENS 🙈😆😆😂🤣🤣 We appreciate an honest man though!

[@comdrive3865]

this video instantly made him 100x more interesting.

[@henrygee2664]

What he said about weed resonated with me as an ex weed addict! It’s a horribly addictive and mind altering substance! Segar is what I’d describe as a quiet genius. He’s at least 50% of the brains behind the success, promotion and management of Storror!

[@jasonmh7345]

Love the Storror boys, such great team bonding and support for each other. Nice interview, very honest.

[@nikohnec834]

Fully agree that Beau Miles is a real inspiration, surprised you mentioned him!

[@mw5360]

Absolutely knew he was going to say Pete for that question. Chemisty/connection between them is so obvious on camera.

[@leftorright866]

Always loved Toby, never knew he smoked weed, answer to first two questions gave me shivers

[@valleyflaneur]

really honest and open, and telling that he thinks of others and not his own achievements when it comes to questioning purpose in life. Impressive.

[@hardluckclub7271]

new to Toby, and the parkour sport but have known of parkour. one day i saw a storror video and have been hooked on anything this amazing human is involved in. a true professional, and along with the storror team, they are stand up chaps!

[@rykerlee3026]

This show is so great and the little extra effort to make it hight quality, the multiple angles the little colored paper, really make it that next level of production value

[@zaytunTV]

STORROR TOBY WOW~ 저는 한국 서울 홍대에 살고있는 사람입니다. 파쿠르 ( parkour )에 관심이 많아서 STORROR 영상을 모두 보았습니다. 너무나 재미있고 대단하고 생각합니다. 항상 응원하겠습니다.

[@coldblood7429]

Luv that man!!

[@hazelsegnitz3254]

Such an inspirational guy, who’s living his life! but this shows how Normal ! Genuine and modest he is , long live Storror!!! and all the cogs in it !!! 🤗

[@jakobsaloner7528]

This vulnerability and honesty is super moving and inspiring 👍❤️

[@edmundtrebus4084]

Makes you like him even more

[@SocksWithSandals]

Shows the confidence and integrity of the man that he can answer every question truthfully, including those he has never really considered before.

[@In4longHaul]

That was great. Thanks

[@dimitrinoahutz9547]

Thank you for sharing your way of thinking and living. Appreciate the direct, clear and honest answers.

[@gedpictures2487]

Very nice, booming that mic nearer to the subject would make a worlds difference on the audio though.

[@dijohnson7]

I did not think I could respect Toby anymore than I did but after this my respect & like of the young fella has shot up, he is such a humble & genuine person & I really liked his answers, especially number nine.

[@manuelnovella39]

He's such a great human being

[@devils_online6665]

Toby is an absolute legend One of the all time greats! Can't wait to see you back on Storror we miss you! Ps. Congrats on passing your driving test 👏

[@iso1365]

Love you Toby.Keep fight.

[@MessyJesse01]

I want to see Toby climb with Magus Midtbø

[@Ry1Official91]

Mad respect for this one what a humble guy come so far now to very inspiring 👊👏

[@hannahwalther4440]

you gave almost every awnser like i would give it :o

[@avi4767]

Not much else to say than I loved this. Love Toby ❤️