Anyone couldn't have said it better, although would add precision to it as well. Not only knowing timing and distance, but also knowing just exactly how much power he needs to put into a specific trick to have the right amount of distance etc. Like the roof jump onto the brick building next to it and then down onto the ground. The space was basically around 20 cm to actually land on. The precision Dom has is just simply insane.
As someone who never succeeded in reaching the sand pit in the long jump, I can't begin to comprehend how anyone can do any of this stuff! Absolutely amazing.
I can't get over that Gargoyle to lamppost that Joe started.... That is so fkn awesome, I'm glad somebody else is brave enough to do big ones like him. 😁👍❤️
I always wonder the police would do chasing someone like you. Probably just stop and applaud. Also them long distance landings are immense, you should be teaching army dudes that. And you need to be in films. You rock man. What a channel!!
@@DomTomato thanks for the reply mate, i bloody love you. Anyone mentions jumping off shit Im like check out DomTomato, he will break your reality. And I love how you respond to youtube comments. I have a switch game out would u promote it for me after a jump hahaha
you never fail to keep surprising with the insane tricks you do. I would love to see another video of you with Joe scandrett when you guys colab with each other it's magical what you both do.
I'm sure he *does* know the risks, nevertheless, I do believe that, eventually, something unexpected will occur, and when it does, it'll be bad. VERY bad.
The "Dom"minator ! ....thank you for letting me live vicariously through you ! That somersault to the ledge of the the building then another to the ground was art in motion my young friend! Stay safe !🙏🙂
That full vid is available on the PHAT channel. They were out doing that and Dom just arrived with Nightscape/Jimmy The Giant & said "I'll try that" having seen one of them do it once. I have no idea what else he was doing that day as this is the 1st footage of that he put up here.
Awesome to see such amazing parkour in my city. I’m a climber and would love to do a session with you some time. My latest interest is finding urban areas to climb.
Trust me on this. If this guy survives to the age of 50, he'll be hobbling around with busted knees, ankles, ect....he'll be lucky if he doesn't need a cane or wheelchair. Every little injury he ever suffered and thought healed will come back to haunt him.
He's the "Rockstar of Parkour" until local news feature him. It will go something like "Famed Chinese rooftopper falls to his death from 62-storey building".
I gave up competitive sports in my early 30’s because I wanted to work into my late 60’s as well as dance. I’m 63 now….still working hard labor and still dancing. Competitive sports past my early 30’e would have destroyed my knees, ankles and back. That’s how I foresaw it 30 years ago. Important sometimes to think ahead. I also stayed away from motorcycles. Some things are just not worth it……long term.
I hope there won't be any young kids trying To do these stunts,We started this back in The 70's, And my buddy And I never really had Any serious injuries, just minor stuff, Sprains, And bruises, We climed to rooftops over 100 feet , One slip, And that would have caused Death from that height!
I’d like to know how many serious injuries and surgeries he’s had to have. Like broken busted ankles, busted up knees, even shoulders or back. Dudes incredible no doubt.
Holy shit the one thing they were too scared to do is the ONLY thing I would of done lol. Practiced fast roping at a lot higher than this (scary af) but with a much much larger rope.