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Bodyflow: Parkour and Circular Strength Training® An Introduction to Parkour and its Synergy with CST Methodologies By Dan Edwardes copyright © Parkour Generations Ltd. Le Parkour (1), though crystallised into its current guise by Frenchmen David Belle and Yann Hnautra sometime in the 1980s, is a practice the roots of which precede records. It has drawn on a myriad of sources, been inspired by a number of notable individuals and evolved through several traditions to arrive at the modern dis

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October 13, 2008 In “My Alaskan Adventures With a Dash of Politics,” Tamera Daun of Pentad recalls some summers in the 1980s when she went to Alaska to work in its then good-paying fishing industry. On Of Cabbages and Kings, humor blogger Jenn Thorson has some suggestions for those who, against their own better judgement, visit internet forums gone bad: “Rubbernecking the Ridiculous: Tips to Reduce Forum Thread Outrage.” Dr. Jay SW of Yoga for Cynics writes about how bad things sometimes even h

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