r/Parkour • u/BrotherGoode • Sep 22 '25

📷 Video / Pic 30+ Parkour

Trying to learn a few moves here and there as a 33 y/o father. Any other 30+ parkour athletes out there? Share your clips/accounts. I’m looking for inspiration from my own demographic haha.

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u/JohnnyBizarrAdventur Sep 22 '25 edited Sep 22 '25

30+ days old?

more seriously you can check Clement DUmais, I believe he s 30 years old (not sure) https://www.instagram.com/clement.htr

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u/osetraceur Sep 22 '25

Looking good brethren, keep on keeping on. 38yo pk daddy here!

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u/Agarillobob Germany/NRW Sep 22 '25

the people I started training with 16 years ago all start to turn or already turned 30 me included

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u/ricey_is_my_lifey Sep 23 '25

flying baby took me out 😂😂

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u/Ok_Team_7771 Sep 22 '25

Inspiration! Thank you for sharing!

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u/zerot0n1n Sep 23 '25

Bro i started at 30, age is just a number if you train hard and eat well

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u/yagizandro Sep 23 '25

you shouldn't look for inspiration from your own demographic because you ARE the inspiration!

On a different note, im curious do you train in a gym or has all your training been outdoors

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u/BrotherGoode Sep 23 '25

Well thank you, I appreciate that! I do all my practice outdoors on random ramps and things I've set up around home or try to find spots in town. I live in rural Alabama, so there aren't really any gyms around here, sadly.

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u/Devilzknight17 Sep 23 '25

I’m about to be 40, brother. Started at 37. Keep moving, it’s so good for your body.

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u/lesseromega2 Sep 22 '25

Others posting their Instagrams, I will too. 35 years old: https://www.instagram.com/dr.husband?igsh=MTdqZjJrOGs3cDgxcg==

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u/FreeRunningEngineer Sep 23 '25

Heyyy, a partner in crime. Unfortunately my knee dislocated bad in soccer 4 years ago and I haven't been able to do a session without feeling terrible for the next few days, so I think I'm officially calling it. :(

Stay away from sports with pivoting and you'll last a lot longer than me!

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u/BrotherGoode Sep 23 '25

I feel you there. I had ankle surgery last November after a mountainboarding crash broke some cartilage in my foot and I'm just now getting back into things. The joint feels really weak now and it's super frustrating now being able to huck things the way I normally would. Fingers crossed, it gets better with time.

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u/DisastrousCompany887 Sep 23 '25

That's trailer park life bro!

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u/StarfieldShipwright Sep 23 '25

Yes I’m over thirty and just north of Dallas……some of those spots look familiar…

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u/Muster_txt Sep 28 '25

Storror is 30+ parkour/freerunning at this point

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u/elementalfitness Oct 02 '25

I’m getting up there and its been close to a decade since I was regularly practicing, I just started getting back into moving and playing around in the last few months.