How to Parkour Train Indoors During Bad Weather

[@calen_chan]

@4:58 Your handstanding is more stable than your normal standing. o_O

[@ronniestreetstunts]

Haha thanks, it's because my hands can actually grab it, too bad I don't have monkey feet.

[@calen_chan]

Haha, I need to start getting my handstands back again.

[@tyjzn2281]

Calen Chan Hello children from the past

[@amazingggkj728]

Calen Chan that's me lol, I am better at walking on my hands then my feet. I am weird...

[@kevinstutzman515]

my sis will trip over air but she is perfect on skies

[@nachoninja5086]

i dont have a big house or a basement or any of these types of things

[@abchitler123]

your backyard

[@lol33887]

***** read the title

[@abchitler123]

Tofuturtle he should have something behind his house

[@epiccat8876]

Nacho Ninja same

[@kanalshutdown]

I dont have a backyard or basement

[@MASTER333JAK0B]

whether I like the video or not I still leave a "like" beast Ronnie your vids are beast

[@ronniestreetstunts]

I know not all of my videos apply to everyone but I appreciate your support! Thanks!

[@aleksandarsavevski377]

Ronnie Street Stunts Ronie your videos are the best the resseon I wanted to do parkour is that i got the insperation from Assassin's Creed game

[@melissagardner6308]

ya i agree

[@schimmshady327]

+Ronnie Street Stunts I decided to do what you did from your training videos and I don't know if you think if I did a great job or not

[@kyrgalaarsolusoya5487]

Thanks so much, Ronnie. I live in Maine and the snow and ice, especially now, makes outdoor training not just difficult, but dangerous. I've been needing some good ideas for indoor training not just for myself, but for my kids as well, who, thanks to you and some others, I've been teaching myself. Please keep the awesome videos coming, because I'm sure I'm not the only person you've helped. Thanks so much for your hard work.

[@tatethow9254]

'Make sure you use something sturdy' sounds like my 4 year old plastic container will do the trick.....

[@howelx]

Ronnie you will be my scavenger for the apocalypse.

[@KendamaBro]

I can't use my bed its against my wall

[@bibina5627]

Same

[@flansaph]

Saaamee :(

[@GeekyNerd54]

4219 HERE COMES DAT BOI

[@kiyomarios5085]

OI SHIIT WADDUP

[@amazingggkj728]

KendamaBro move it then lol

[@StoicOutlaw17]

Make a tutorial using stairs:-)

[@stansmith4003]

do Kong vaults going up as many stairs as you can and dash vault back down, works best if your stairs go straight up in a single direction and its kinda fun

[@StoicOutlaw17]

+Stan Smith I know

[@jacksonbrooks6782]

Well I got yelled at for "jumping in the house"

[@ivanvukas_]

Jackson Brooks hahhaha I feel you,I was jumping around on couches xD

[@samwhite2633]

Same

[@theslapp7143]

Jackson Brooks same

[@theslapp7143]

Sir Ivan same

[@briansavage2564]

Jackson Brooks hi

[@CeetoX]

I thougt you were doing this tutorial in the gym but what you did makes more sense. Thanks for it!

[@nelinno04]

Would you do a video on how to get over back flipping fear? I know you did one earlier about fear in general but the one kind of fear I can't make my body overcome is the fear of trying a back flip; I always freeze. Also, if I'm not able to would it be better to try training in a gymnasium with a spotter?

[@Rockhopper1]

knowledge is fear, I have a fear of heights and water, I booked a diving coach to help me through it. If you explain and be vocal over what your worried about a coach will help you out. I couldnt jump of the side of the pool, by the end of the session I managed to jump of a 3m board, I was petrified but it gets easier,

[@lorenzorodriguez-ricetti8753]

you should try progressions in which your body goes back and around a good example are knee giants, they really get you used to the movement ;)

[@naumshuster9019]

i just started parkour. And from where i am from its really cold outside and everything is ice. This video really helped and now i can really start training. Thank you.

[@christopherleroy2264]

These videos really help my parlour and free running.

[@elheffeparkour4189]

Yes! Thanks Ronnie, I've been always wanting to know good work outs for Parkour/Freerunning!!

[@georgesotiropoulos_]

This is exactly what I need. Thank you so much Ronnie :)

[@camsterling8704]

My basement ceiling is only 6 feet tall and I'm 6"2'😭😭

[@FrankB00M]

+Cam Sterling XD

[@CDMOgamersonline]

The struggle

[@FrankB00M]

Cedric XDDDD

[@deadfire7088]

+FrankB00M XD intensifies

[@FrankB00M]

DeadFire 708 XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@WoodmanMC]

Ronnie = THE BEST !!! (respect from Latvia)

[@Marinesrock07]

Sweet ideas, never thought it could be so easy to train in your home. Thanks for the vid!

[@PureChaos69]

This is awesome! This will help a lot, since its really cold during the winter here!

[@HDNHYP]

Hey could you tell me how to be able to jump far while precision jumping

[@sindremaaaaan391]

Use toes and arms

[@fengmagicgadget2987]

@@sindremaaaaan391 u make it sound like that explains everything. How tf is someone gonna understand "use your toes and arms". Like wtf is wrong with u

[@oppoaction]

Feng Magic Gadget He’s right tho

[@fengmagicgadget2987]

@@oppoaction uhmmmm... that doesn't explain every thing

[@oppoaction]

Feng Magic Gadget How are you expecting him to explain everything when he doesn’t know what your form looks like? How is he supposed to know what you’re doing wrong?

[@xshadow22222]

I have been watching your videos fro about 6 months...you've really inspired me to learn parkour...this video especially will help me with my conditioning. I wish I was able to train with someone....sadly no one around here in warren Ohio.

[@liorzhok5447]

thank a LOT. I need it also for school and I think that everyone should have this training no matter if he does parkour or not.

[@tjwoods3512]

I am one of ur biggest fans 😃 I set up a little course in my living room. Could you do a tutorial on doing indoor parkour training in a fairly small space?

[@terrykangaroo1250]

Thx Ronnie I live in Canada and it snows like half of the year here. Now I can train inside.

[@jayxiong5671]

Thanks Ronnie, I hope I will be able to start doing this soon, cuz I will really really need it in the future, when I start to do more exercising tricks outdoor in the summer time, Thanks Again Ronnie!!!:)

[@aquachicken6721]

Great video. Really helps with all the snow and wet weather where I live.

[@keiranhammond1015]

Thank you for the tips and tricks

[@spykyshark7637]

Thanks Ronnie this one was helpful considering my environment outside is horrible for parkour. Thanks to these suggestions you gave I think I can do some of parkour now : )))

[@blossomroy7743]

Upload a video on long jump in parkour plzzzzzz

[@TheBossatronio]

Thank you for makin this video, this really helped me out, keep up the good work with these epic videos!

[@Davidbanana7]

I use my sister's bed to do that in 6:46 haha

[@whatamidoingwithmylife4108]

OMG XDDD HEADSHOT NOSCOPE OH MOM GET THE CAMERA IM SUCH A BAD BOY IM BADASS

[@sushmiths9969]

Ronnie I learned parlour from all yours tutorial thnx ur the beast

[@peckleface]

I live in Utah and the weather here is very bad thanks for the video im looking forward to try some of these stuff

[@Logjam5]

Good safe ideas to get started in this pursuit.

[@leejiajing9019]

Hey thanks for the video now i know what more things to do with my bed instead of just rolling around.

[@tjcoolk]

just what I needed

[@davidm4403]

Useful video, indoors training is great in winter.

[@nguyenmanhhan5982]

i have learnt pakour for three days and my back is painful. I hope this video will help me much in my training. thank you for this!

[@fishingjeepbc9519]

Amazing Motivation Video!

[@mcpk616]

When the weather is bad, i just watch your vids

[@8osx2wo]

Me too

[@spencerking4956]

This helped out a lot, Thank you very much!

[@TamsinRJ]

This video is super useful, I live on a farm and even when I do get into the nearby towns there's not much to do, so any extra way I can train is really useful! I'll probably look at your parkouring in a nature video once I'm done with this comment cause the farm I live on is right by some open-access forestry, so more usefulness. I do have a crashmat, springboard, and vaulting box in one of the barns and in winter there's always the stack of haybales for more interestingness, but it's still tricky to get much variety. Something in the house besides the stairs for me to use is good. xD So yeah, thanks again for this! Oh, having mentioned my stairs - stairs are brilliant for all sorts of things. You can jump off the last few steps to practise jumping down. Just be careful not to hit your head, and that you have enough landing room! You'll need varying amounts of landing room depending on jump size and landing style, if you just do a safety-touch landing and stop rather than going forwards you don't need much room at all but this isn't particularly brilliant for your knees. Safety-touch moving smoothly into running forwards and slowly bringing youirself to a stop over a few strides is better for you knees and can be done if like me you have a hallway going straight forwards from your stairs. Best on your knees is doing a shoulder-roll but this takes the most room and if you're like me and not particularly brilliant at it, unless you have a really thick carpet you're probably going to bang up your shoulder and/or hip doing this. Basically just apply common sense. You can jump back up them too, best done if you have a hallway or decent room coming out from the stairs so you can get a run-up, you can see how many steps up you can jump! You can use your arms in this to help you get up another step, you can also jump up the last few steps at the top. :) Plus you can use stairs for the quadrupedal movement - going up my stairs I'm more often on four legs than two! You need co-ordination for it, but it is pretty good. You can also run up them only putting a foot down on every second step. If I'm not on all fours I'm doing this one, and I actually do this on all fours as well. xD If you have larger stairs this may not be so easy, but I find I can do this on any stairs I've come across! Of course, with all of this, apply common sense and be careful. :)

[@lilmac10truck]

you need to be on American ninja worrier and ive watched almost all of ur vids and im getting pretty good at some of them, your tutorials are very good!

[@kratosbelmont]

your free running vids rock keep it up bro :)

[@reshi1901]

Thats sooo cool Ronnie... Your videos inspire me to do things I vacant really done before. Thanks :)

[@SolomonMcNeil2]

Thanks for this ronnie have a. Great Christmas and a happy new year

[@cyclone3999]

Thanks ronnie ive been looking for a way to train inside cause its really slushy and wet where i live

[@marinlucian9261]

Ronnie you was at Romanian news with the Santa parkour video :)

[@Camaroni1000]

Could you send me a link?

[@marinlucian9261]

i can't find it... sorry :(

[@Camaroni1000]

Marin Lucian shame. All well thanks for the info.

[@Vanfilmsthings]

thanks for the lesson I am getting better at parkour

[@spiderammario]

That was awesome

[@MasterEnsis]

Thanks, this tutorial videos are amazing

[@TheTragedyOfKareem]

I love using the table outside to practice my dive roll

[@TheLargeM]

Awesome video very useful I've tried some of it myself thanks keep it up!!!

[@tridentparkour9053]

your great ive learned most everything from your vids i even created a vault with your help of your vids thanks ronnie you da man!

[@TheCookieMansion]

5:38 the fifth trick you do, the one where you threw your legs over the table, I would love a turorial on that!

[@sleepy-sheepy6517]

I started doing parkour in the middle of winter, I remember I watched a video and I went outside in the snow and did parkour, I'd rather practice in winter then summer time

[@fakre7695]

the snow helps u not die :D

[@sleepy-sheepy6517]

True but in the summer the heat is horrible to train in and I prefer to not die from heat exhaustion, and landing isn't bad for me actually snow is worse for landing because of ice

[@fakre7695]

and slippery sweat kills u

[@zacharyfaz3648]

love your vid it helped.thanks!!!

[@silas-wolf-fang4209]

I think the four legged moves would be easiest for me. When I was younger I used to spend all of my time doing that type of stuff; I got pretty good. I still remember how to coordinate myself.

[@christianedwards3448]

almost 500k subs. good luck

[@akhilanand1108]

I needed this video badly

[@Ronnieboy111]

I like

[@donnysibs5865]

Awsome moves Ron!

[@jaciebowman7414]

Ronnie is awsome 💪

[@thojxwm]

Awesome video! Would like to see more. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@xochipisihuil]

GRACIAS ERA JUSTO LO QUE NECESITABA MANITA ARRIBA

[@reshster]

"And I'll fall on my butt" that sound funny when you said that XP

[@nasharwyatt2152]

your awesome ronnie

[@jos9452]

cool man! nice starting point

[@Woufh]

Oh my god thanks you made this video at the right time :D

[@robertrivera1236]

thanks Ronnie now instead of look for places that where I can parkour, I can train indoors :D

[@parkourbros9984]

Thanks dude for the tips and tutorials this helps me because I'm a beginner :D yr da best

[@a.vaidya7611]

You are the coolest dood I know

[@spicieness3593]

Ronnie what's your favorite vault? I like the dash vault

[@leosparks207]

you have crazy good control

[@pop_dart3513]

You have inspired so much thx!!!!!!!

[@liorzhok5447]

4 on 4 Ronnie!

[@pbac9570]

When I was training for the army entrance they encouraged very slow dead hang pull ups - a minimum of 3 with 7 counting as a max score for their entry test. I assumed this was to work more muscle groups and make it easier to climb things, but since I started training for parkour I've found rapid pull ups falling just short of a full dead hang is much better to help with climbing. That locking motion is very important for muscle control and giving you the ability to shoot up. Now if only I didn't live in the Truman show where it rains every time I leave my house.

[@ariturbo4094]

Great stuff Ron thx sharing

[@Dfjensz]

nice tips Ronnie, thanks :)

[@ilyat.6203]

очень интересно и полезно! надо будет попробовать)

[@bossdogo7794]

This is so awesome :D

[@craigjones4153]

True dedication.! :)

[@WillowBread]

I'm in Scotland so thank you

[@sambsialia]

How about a combined parkour plus skateboarding video?

[@peaoat3608]

"...during a pandemic" :(

[@JohnnieVega20]

we have bad weather here to, but not snow, we have thunder storms right now. no snow here in south central texas.

[@Ebt_cam]

he is so awesome

[@dannylazo3556]

Thx I needed this I always want to do some parkour when I see u doing parkour but my mom is like ''ITs To Cold'' :-( im like ill be fine then she gives me a big whup lol so thx for the awesome vid

[@cristinavanderlaat7708]

Thanks Ronnie.

[@ProXCAT]

thank you so much ronnie :^:

[@cameronschumann3373]

I had this exact problem, so i had to improvise to the basement practing jumping up and down stairs some palm vaults ad jumping couch to couch ext...

[@relieveparkour2386]

you should do another one of these

[@thomasschrammel4271]

im very good in parkour nice video

[@superstenoffroad3055]

i always freeze up when it comes to front flips, ive heard of the old matresses, and i have the ones i sleep with, but soon to have new ones so ill just carry those out to the back yard and practice..i never tried it, never had a desire to try matresses, but now i do, i have a feeling it will help me ALOTTTTT

[@shawngetwomen]

You are awesome fri cling amazing you are

[@MyNameCybr]

oh wow 4th and awesome video dude u inspire me to practise free running and parkour

[@skatestraight2769]

Thanks I'm not bored inside anymore I always have bad whether

[@teamdragon6029]

i usually jump form the second floor to the first floor to practice rolls (if parents not home XD) and i do vaults on the couch and train tricking and flips on my back yard grass

[@sebasvdv523]

Very good video!

[@paulvincentsumalinog3083]

yeah! is cool ronie