How to Move Like a Monkey | National Geographic 

Meh toh

Cause your not

But they have they did freerunning as well

Funny enough, the practitioner of the style is also a free runner

Not to mention human beings are meant to move like this it’s in our anatomy they say it’s not designed for that movement but it is. Just not as well as it used to be as we have stopped doing so and our legs being longer encourages our bipedalism. We are apes tho. We still can move like that. It just takes more skill now rather than doing so son average

How' you break your fear?

@@dragonlord1861 I had to mentally push myself. Primitive at best, and it was tough. Matter of fact it still is, trying to keep that mindset. I took that "don't look down" thing very seriously and avoided it as much as possible. Just look at the objective, and tell yourself to keep moving. I said to myself if I didn't move, I wouldn't get to a stable platform, so I had to do something or I'd be stuck. I also find it much more comforting when something isn't suspending me in the air, like I have complete control over my stability. I want mechanical devices being my safety net, not my device transporting me. I absolutely hate roller coasters and gondola rides, but I'll climb a rock wall or a tree no problem (as long as I have some sort of safety device). I'll probably never be able to react fast enough if a mechanical device breaks or fails, and if it does, that's probably it. If I'm the one holding on to something stable, my equipment and surfaces should be more than strong enough to support my leverage, so the only reason I should fail is because of ME.

@@bloodruststaples Thank you so much!

@Joseph Martinez if you wanted to do the rock climbing thing but not go too high, there are indoor places that have advanced courses that don't necessarily go very high.

@Joseph Martinez For me it was always the idea that I was relying on the gear to hold me up, but that wasn't the case. I still hate gondolas and rolled coasters though. If they fail, that's it. At least in a tree or on a rock face, I can have more points of contact. I prefer to be the one holding me in the air. I feel as if I have more control over if I fall or not.

yeah, Sportacus, lol

Samee

There’s literally one reason why humans are predators

The first sentient gazelle huh?

Me too 😂

Same, my sister and I ran around on all fours, climbed like apes and all of that.

@@ashwinnmyburgh9364 because humans are apes

ok boomer

@@yassine6962 stfu

Ok boomer

For the people in the reply section that's immature guys you need to do something with your life like fr do something better than being a kid

I see you everywhere 😂

Monks

I know this response is 7 years late, but....you were joking, right?

@@d.lawrence5670I’m sorry this comment is 5 years late, but nah I don’t think he’s joking

He os still supervgood thoo 1:26

go back i want to become monke

Reject humanity return to monke

true

I think that is

I have returned!!!

Humans were before this during the dinosaurs, But we evolved to a smarter brain power than body power

@@RodMoraga I'm Christian. Even from a scientific point of view, you're still incorrect. Monkeys appeared only millions of years after the dinosaurs.

Good news is, we can all get there with training :)

Lol everything you listed is just an excuse to not try. All it takes is practice and training. Also, overweight is not a human’s natural state. It results from eating too much. Solution: eat less, exercise more.

Debra Lawrence or if we wasn’t so out of shape and or lazy

Zach Chendra it's more like freerunning

Dude. Same.

yes

by definition of parkour yes but so is autistically screaming while doing sumersaults around a table just to get around it

You can’t reverse evolution, that’s not how evolution works, haha. Although if you train enough like Danny here then you can move similarly to Chimpanzees and Monkeys.