Louisa Chang is a Taiwanese parkourist living in Vancouver Canada, and is able to travel and train while working remotely as a 2D Compositor/animator. She has some of the strongest fundamentals in the female scene and has podiumed multiple times at SPL. Instagram - @louisaparkour If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Our first strength and conditioning coach on the show, and what a cracking one to start with as well. Matt McInnes Watson has become a huge name in the strength and conditioning and fitness world at large for systematising and re-popularising plyometrics for athletic development in sport. Matt did his PhD on plyos and delivers seminars worldwide on the topic. In this episode, Matt and Callum discuss how parkourists can gain massively from supplementing their training with a broad range of plyos. Instagram:  @mcinneswatson @plusplyos If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Ihab is an athlete with dwarfism from Frankfurt. He’s a well-known figure within the European scene and if you’ve attended a European jam, chances are you’ve crossed paths.  Instagram - @little.parkour.hulk If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Lani is a relatively unknown athlete who’s made a big splash recently. She came third in women’s Skill at SPL2 and is now making her way through Europe. She also skates, which has more recently influenced her style after a four-year hiatus from parkour. Instagram - @laniwongkar If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Rafe Kelley was a community leader for the Seattle parkour scene and now holds retreats and workshops in nature under the name Evolve Move Play, where parkour plays a heavy role. Rafe is one of the parkour community’s most erudite and philosophically thoughtful members. He has recently even found himself as a guest on Jordan Peterson’s podcast and other thinkers such as John Verkaeke, the philosopher and cognitive scientist. Beyond this, his thinking and methods make waves within the skill acquisition, strength and conditioning, movement culture and embodiment fields. Rafe and Callum are joined by Brandon Douglass, an OG parkour legend from Colorado, who runs maybe the longest-standing parkour podcast, Height Drop. Instagram - @rafekelley If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Team Phat are a London-based parkour team leading the way for huge jumps and parkour content in general, as well as two-time winners of the Squad Goals (best team) award for Storror Awards. Instagrams: @team_phat @abdullah.phat @klaus.phat @orlando.phat @ale.phat @hardcorejacob @devon.phat @luke.phat If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

The tenth Parkour Punditry Podcast with Max, Benj and Callum. Reviewing all the latest parkour news, bangers and videos. Plus, another call-in from Phil Doyle because he can’t keep away. If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

The full, uncut, heinous version of Monday’s cringe video. Join on YouTube for the video - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Max Ward is an Aussie living in London who recently released a feature-length pay-per-view parkour film, Project Next Gen. The film features nine of some of the best parkour teams, all in the same city to film their own section.  Buy the film - https://vimeo.com/ondemand/projectnextgen Instagram - @maximum_ward If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Blasting past a cheeky 9-milli on our way to 10. No big deal really tbf :) This is the full uncut podcast from Monday’s video. We go into lots more detail and touch on different topics that didn’t make the cut for the video. If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

For a 50th-episode special, we have Tim Shieff! Tim, for a time, was one of the most widely known parkourists in the world. After nearly a decade’s absence from the sport, he reintroduces parkour into his life and shares some of what he learned in that time.  Instagram - @timsgyms

Fourteenth Birthday Parkour Punditry Podcast! In this episode, we’re joined by the OG legend and co-creator of Capstone, Phil Doyle. We also had Travis and Joe Scandrett in the room chime in every so often, and Joe gave us insight into his lamp post tech. Phil’s Instagram - @_philydee We highly recommend becoming a Storror YouTube joiner to watch the podcast with a ton of added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

John Hall, AKA Hedge, is the founder of Access Parkour in Scotland and deputy CEO of Parkour Earth, which is parkour’s international governing body. Hedge and Callum talk about coaching, the threat of gymnastics’ misappropriation of parkour, and what Parkour Earth is, its aims, and how you can help. Discord - Parkour Earth Instagram - @parkourearth Hedge’s Instagram - @accesshedgehog Parkour Earth Patreon - https://patreon.com/parkourearth?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_fan&utm_content=join_link

Matt McCreary and Kevin Franzen are two of the sport’s most creative and innovative minds and are collaborating on a video project together. Matt is from Northern Ireland and has potentially been parkour’s nomad-iest nomad, along with hosting the Gizmo Style Battles in Hamburg. Kevin is a member of the Swedish Kipa and is a well-established style and skill competitor.  Instagram: Kevin - @kevinfranzen01 Matt - @matt_mccreary1 If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

The Parkour Punditry Podcast is back with its eighth instalment. Max, Benj and Callum return to dish all the parkour community news and highlights from the last month. If you’d rather watch the podcast and see a bunch of added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Sydney Olsen is a member of the legendary Tempest, Originally hailing from Seattle, currently in LA, where she works in stunts. She has reigned as one of the leading competitors in parkour for the last 9 years. Instagram - @sydneyolsen1 If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

The cave brothers and Callum are back for another Parkour Punditry Podcast. This time, it’s a SPL2 recap. Sport Parkour League just closed their competition season at Origins Parkour in Vancouver, Canada, and it was a cracker. The pay-per-view is still available at https://www.sportparkourleague.com If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

The cave brothers and Callum are back for another Parkour Punditry Podcast. Catch up on the parkour community news, with the usual extra BS thrown in for good measure. There's a tonne of added clips and pics relevant to the conversation in this one, and you can watch by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Lisa Schneider returns to the poddy for the eight-hundredth time or something, this time to speak about the upcoming film, Gatecrasher, which is to be an all-women action piece showcasing nine of the sport’s top athletes. But they need your help to make it happen, so click the link to the Kickstarter and give what you can - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/renaedambly/gatecrasher/?ref=kicktraq Instagrams:  @lisaa_schneider98 If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Renae Dambly, originally hailing from Denver, Colorado, now coaching parkour in Hamburg, Germany. She is one of the most successful competitive athletes, coaches, and more recently an innovator of parkour events. This podcast also features special guest, Lisa Schneider. Instagrams:  @renaedambly @lisaa_schneider98 If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Benj and Callum are joined in the office by Nate Weston, an iconic figure and all-round GOAT from the US. Currently residing in LA, he works in stunts alongside teammates from the legendary Tempest. Instagram - @nate_weston

Cavemen Parkour Punditry is back! Max, Benj and Callum cover a bunch of parkour community news, tell stories and have the usual natter about Storror Awards contenders. Regular episodes are back, so follow the poddy for more. If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

This episode features the new duo on the YouTube scene on the periphery of parkour content: Nightscape, the Urbex star and Aiden Knox, former member of Brewman and the living epitome of the parkour street rat. The two of them made a series of videos hitchhiking into Europe, not spending any money on shelter or travel. Instagram: Nightscape - @night.scape Aiden - @_aiden_knox YouTube: Nightscape - @nightscapeldn If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

We have an Aussie special this week with the belligerent Dom Tomato and Oliver Thorpe from Copenhagen. The two of them and Callum had just returned from Project Underground 10 in Rotherham UK and discuss all that went on at the event, and much more. Instagrams: Oliver Thorpe - @oliver_thorpe Dom Tomato - @domtomato If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Ramon is a 40-year-old coach with ParkourONE in Switzerland who has been practising parkour since 2000. He and Callum chat about motivation, old school vs new school training methods and mindsets, Ramon’s documentary ‘Hommage au Parkour’, and whether or not the coaching organisation, ParkourONE is a cult!!  Instagram - @ramon_siegenthaler Hommage au Parkour - https://youtu.be/KtsYAqIHUDI If you’d rather watch the podcast and occasionally see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Our fourth Cavemen Parkour Punditry episode. In this episode, Max, Benj, Toby and Callum chat about some reason news including Toby climbing with Alex Honnold and Callum in Dubai for Gov Games. They also cover a lot of parkour community news and topics, such as the SPL European qualifiers, the rise in descent bails, switch walking, Gang Wizzy in Asia, World Chase Tag at the Arnold’s sports festival, Josh Dohy’s The Movement series and ParkourDotCom’s announcement of a parkour awards of their own. And, of course, we discuss who’s on our radar for the Storror Awards 2023 so far this year. If you’d rather to watch the podcast and see some added clips and pics relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Mathieu Jang is an OG from Hong Kong living and studying in Los Angeles. In the last year or so, he has exploded on social media and amassed a following of over 330k since doubling down on uploading the niche of barefoot parkour. That, coupled with the long hair and bare chest, made for a fairly unique urban Tarzan-esque spectacle that continues to go viral. Mathieu and Callum speak about the pros and cons of training barefoot and diving into some strength and conditioning talk. Instagram - @parkour.jang If you’d prefer to watch the podcast and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

(This podcast was recorded in May 2022, so apologies for anything said that is out of date) Nivin is a Swedish parkourist who specialises in social media and digital marketing and is the CEO of her new company CollabContent which deals with helping people with many things in the online space. On top of that, she has worked for TikTok, so she has a lot of valuable knowledge for anyone wishing to become an influencer through parkour or just to optimise their social media. Instagram - @shakerlifestyle If you’d prefer to watch the podcast and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube, along with other weekly members-only content - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

Giles has been involved in parkour since 2003 and, considering he has never been the most recognised for his abilities as a practitioner, he’s an individual who has left arguably one of the biggest marks on our culture and industry. His brand, The Motus Projects has been one of the few who have led the way, but in January, Giles decided it best to put Motus to bed due to struggles to see any viable way to keep the company going and support himself and his athletes under the brand. But, the good news is, Giles’s expertise and experience in our industry will be put to great use as he has been hired by us at Storror to help strengthen much of what goes on behind the scenes of the company. Instagram: @gilesmotus @themotusprojects If you’d prefer to watch with video and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can view it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

Max and Benj talk you through Cavemen 5 with a running commentary, including breakdowns of lines, stories from filming and an insight into their process for making this series. (Commentary segment is definitely better with visuals on our YouTube Join page!) For the first half an hour, we speak about the 2022 Storror Awards in hindsight, addressing some oversights and criticisms we received. If you’d prefer to watch the video and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

It’s the same deal as last year. Before heading to the studio to film the awards video, all of us get together to hash out our decisions for all 18 categories after a year of watching the parkour community with a close eye. You already know who won, but here’s a little insight into our decisions and how chaotic the process is! If you’d prefer to watch the video and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

Lynn Jung is a trailblazer and a longstanding fixture in the parkour world. She was a member of Storm Freerun from 2015 up until they mysteriously fizzled out in 2020. She’s got more professional parkour work experience than most parkourists. With her unique experience and perspective, she has a load of knowledge to give and a load of dirt to dish. Instagram: Lynn Jung - @lynn_jung Tom Taylor - @movementpower If you’d prefer to watch the video and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

Pete Whittaker is a professional climber. We recently collaborated on a video to see if he could out hang the whole Storror team, relaying one after another, hanging from a bridge over icy cold water. You probably saw already that he thrashed us! Holding on for a full 25 minutes! In this episode, we chat about Pete’s introduction to parkour and how he’s freakishly above the level you’d expect to see after three days of training. We talked about Toby’s adventures rock climbing with Pete in Norway as well as some of the similarities between parkour and climbing and how parkourists could benefit from introducing some bouldering to complement their parkour training. Instagram - @petewhittaker01 YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@WideBoyz If you’d prefer to watch the video and see some added clips relevant to the conversation, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

A little backstory: Since February 24th, 2017, Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (aka FIG) have been engaging in a hostile takeover of parkour’s sovereignty, with the intention of offering our sport to the International Olympic Committee as a new gymnastics event. In doing so, they also make a claim to being our international governing body, which in essence, imbues them with power to govern our sport however suits them. Despite a large kickback from the parkour community and several open letters from national governing bodies around the world, concerns fell upon deaf ears. There have been many international and national competitions held by FIG since 2017 (which initially offered money merely for attending competitions), and although early on, you’d have been viewed as “public enemy number 1”, now more and more cowing to FIG for the chance of winning the highest prize money we’ve seen in our sport’s history. Parkour Earth is a federation that spawned shortly after FIG’s initial announcements in 2017 in an effort to safeguard the sport’s autonomy against FIG’s unlawful encroachment. Parkour Earth is comprised of several existing national governing bodies and seeks to represent the parkour community through a sound democratic process. But they certainly face an uphill battle waging war with FIG, which is an established, over one-hundred-year-old federation with deep pockets and deep ties to the International Olympic Committee. The whole situation has become somewhat polarising. The global parkour community seems either vociferously against FIG and its governance along with its poorly representative competitions, for FIG on the basis of believing their resources can be of great use to our professionals and boost funding and participation in our sport, or entirely indifferent – those who don’t care because it doesn’t affect how they train in the street. This includes those who don’t know or care about the risks who are engaging with FIG by attending their competitions for a chance to win some prize money. Arguing for FIG, we have their head judge, Nicolas Fischer. Arguing against FIG, we have Parkour Earth CEO, Damien Puddle. Hopefully, this informal discussion helps bring some clarity to the community and allows people to make more informed decisions. If you’d prefer to watch the video, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube. Instagrams: Nicolas Fischer - @nicolasfischertf Damien Puddle - @dpudds

Capstone just released its third iconic project, Swarm, which features a mixture of the teams from both previous projects, Capstone Australia and The England Project, as well as some new special guests. In this episode, we have some of the athletes, as well as the brains behind Capstone, Phil Doyle and the Aussie duo Sam Carter and Justin Louey. In the second half, we do a director and cast commentary while watching Swarm, so if you’re a joiner on the Storror YouTube, it’s best to watch there for images up on the screen, so you’re not just guessing what we’re talking about. Instagrams: @scartah @justinfuckinglouey @_philydee @joescandrett @jannis_schauer @drewftaylor @sachakpowell @callumstorror

Harrison Gabriel is a parkourist, FreeG (freestyle gymnastics) competitor and a FIG judge. He reached out to Callum after the last Cavemen Parkour Punditry podcast, offering to clear up any misconceptions, fears and inaccuracies. After a back-and-forth of voice messages, Callum offered to come on the podcast to add a little nuance to the debate as there is very little clarity about the FIG situation and the rest of the community who aren’t involved seem very much left in the dark. Instagram - @harry_gabe If you’d prefer to watch the video, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

The Caves are back! In this episode of parkour punditry, Max, Benj and Callum talk about recent events, including the team’s recent trip to Taiwan, Cavemen 5, Big Wall Open and other recent street events, SPL1, Storror Awards chat, and of course, the hot topic that is the recent FIG World Championships and gymnastics’ ongoing hostile takeover of our sport. Oh, and there’s a late guest appearance from Phil Doyle in the last 20 minutes! Phil’s Instagram - @_philydee If you’d prefer to watch the video, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

The Storror Podcast’s first-ever guest makes his second appearance one year later for a catch-up. He fills Benj and Callum in on the long list of injuries and everything else that’s gone on since then. Instagram - @domtomato If you’d prefer to watch the video, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube.

Unknown Project is a group from New York, and our event, Big Wall Open, was graced by three of its fine members, Joseph Rizzo, Laine Cammarata & Vincent Vinciguerra. In this episode, the boys and Callum kick back and talk shop about everything that had happened over the past weekend at the event, some nasty encounters on NY roofs, our recently deceased head of state, Queen Elizabeth II (not to be taken seriously pls!), the recent competition in Vancouver and a whole load of technical stuff about strength training to supplement parkour. (NOTE: Apologies for the occasional spikes in volume when Vincent talks. He's a real piece of work!) Instagrams: Team - @unknownparkour Joseph - @mr_rizzo Laine - @unknown_snowflake Vincent - @ponderingmacaque If you’d prefer to watch the video, you can access it by becoming a YouTube join member on Storror’s YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPui8EYr_sX6q1xNXCRPXg/join

In this episode, Callum is joined by Lynn Jung to interrogate Katie McDonnell. For the last 10 years, Katie has been one of the leading female role models in the parkour scene. In more recent years she has been busy making a name for herself in the stunts industry. Katie Instagram - @katiemcdonnell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/KatieMcDonnell Lynn Instagram - @lynnjung

In this episode, Callum talks with Marcio Filipe from Porto, Portugal. He is someone who is at the very forefront of pushing freakishly large but pristinely controlled precision jumps. They dive into Marcio’s recent run-ins with speed step to precision over the infamous gap at IMAX, how to stay grounded with a rational process with mental challenges rather than extrinsically motivated trophy hunting, and competitiveness when training. Instagram - @marcio.filipee

In this episode, Callum talks with René Scavington about the upcoming Sport Parkour League event, SPL1 taking place in Vancouver, Canada, on August 19th-21st. They also cover many topics surrounding the competitive parkour world, including the travesty that are FIG comps and the potential future implications of their competition formats. René is a long-time gym owner, coach, and general parkour nerd. On top of this, he has consistently aimed to set the gold standard for parkour competitions since 2012 with the North American Parkour Championships. SPL1 Pay-per-view - https://www.sportparkourleague.com/spl1ppv#clip=dhq0fgsn67ks Tickets to SPL1 - https://sport-parkour-league.myshopify.com Instagram: @resorigins @sportparkour

Recorded on the 27th of April 2022 (sorry for being shit and slow getting the backlog of episodes out. It's not all horrendously out of date). In this episode, we have two of the UK's, if not the world's, top parkourists, shooting the shit and talking about plans and goals. Ed Scott  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/EdScottProductions Instagram - @edscott1 Travis Verkaik Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCts9Ba0wiIYUUz-Shfh3RGA Instagram - @verky02

In this episode, we're fortunate to be joined by the Belgian movement mastermind, Nico Vanhole, and a special surprise guest, Magdalena Sieczkarek. Both Nico and Magdalena are old friends of Storror and, over the years, have shared many adventures and sketchy moments, including infiltrating and climbing one of the chimneys of London's Battersea power station, near-death experiences at Grand Canyon, travelling and sleeping rough for a month around the US, and sleeping on the Powell's collapsed, dirty and flea-riddled sofa for months at a time back in the day. Nico is a TV presenter, a parkour gym owner and one of the most technical and creative visionaries our sport has ever known. Nico's Instagram - @nicovanhole Madgalena - @magdaventures

In this episode, Sacha, Toby and Callum chat with Lisa Schneider from Linz, Austria. She's a well-travelled parkourist who feels at home anywhere in the world so long as there are good spots and good people to train with.  Instagram - @lisa_schneider98

In this episode, Callum and Sacha are joined by Davis Vasconcellos and a very special temporary co-host, Lisa Schneider (a separate episode with her is coming soon). Davis is a living legend from the US who is largely known for podiuming in many speed comps. We spoke about all things World Chase Tag, competition, the gender pay gap, FIG, cross-training, parkour industry, pro athlete siblings and being a pro in the wrong sport. Instagrams Davis Vasconcellos - @_davisvasconcellos_ Lisa Schneider - @lisaa_schneider98 We film these podcasts too. If you wish to watch, become a JOIN member on our YouTube.

Siebe van de Spijker and Travis Verkaik sit down with Toby and Callum for a meandering mish-mash of a chat. Siebe is a 19-year-old Dutch lad with horse legs who has only very recently broke out onto everyone's radar. Very exciting things to come from both these two young guns. This one was recorded towards the end of April and is the first of a chonky backlog we've built up for the Storror Podcast. Sorry for a few things that seem out of date. Siebe: https://www.instagram.com/siebepk/?hl=en Verky: https://www.instagram.com/verky02/?hl=en Spring Bros: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTD_LsfVK9fUCdUs-sKh9Rg

In this episode, Callum is joined by four of the leading women in parkour. The original plan was to record with Kristine Henry and Kira Nguyen while they were over from Denver, but when Lynn Jung and Lisa Schneider said they were up for hanging out at the side as members of the audience, Callum realised having the four of them in the same room was too rare and cool an opportunity to pass up, so asked if they'd be up for a spontaneous change of plans. So, we bring to you, a very fun episode with four legendary ladies. Instagrams: @lynnjung @kiradium @kristine_dietrich @lisa_schneider98

The first of the Parkour Punditry Podcast series. We’re just over a third of the way through 2022, and things are again shaping up to be a corker! In this episode, Max, Benj and Callum review this year so far, looking back at what we’ve been up to, what you’ve all been up to and who we’re keeping our eyes on for Storror Awards 2022.

Callum is joined by the OG legends from the US, Max Henry and Brandon Douglass. Max is known across the parkour globe for his incredible power and practically unmatched textbook technique and precision. On top of that, he's known to be one of the most knowledgeable parkour nerds our community has to offer. Among many accolades, he has written a book called The Parkour Roadmap, which every self-respecting parkourist should have on their bookshelf, and also started the production company called Point A. Brandon Douglass is an absolute unit and one of the strongest minds in our sport when it comes to overcoming mental challenges. He was a key member of the notorious team, Myrm which has since disbanded. Brandon also hosts the first-ever parkour podcast called Height Drop which at this point is 111 episodes deep. Max Henry's Instagram - @maxhenryparkour Brandon Douglass's Instagram - @brandondouglass

In this episode, Benj and Callum chat with Hazal Nehir. Hazal is one of the world’s leading parkourists and a two-time Storror Awards winner for best female. She has been a Red Bull sponsored athlete for three years now and is also the first sponsored woman on their roster. Hazal Nehir Instagram - @hazalnhr YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmevoNHSeqmPYeaJJ9DPv7Q

In this episode, we have an especially nerdy one for you. This is the Storror podcast’s first-ever debate and it surrounds the YouTube videos of Theo Tanchak, where he uses his knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics to analyse posture, technique and dysfunctions from video clips of well-known parkourists. Debating Theo is Alexis Léveillé who runs an Instagram account called @nobullshitphysio. As his handle suggests, he busts myths and calls out bullshit within physio, chiro, other esoteric practises and the general fitness world, and presents the current scientific evidence to bolster his claims. Theo Tanchak: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheoTanchak Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theotanchak/ Alexis Léveillé: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp_E7wv6pE0-ejnfHMEWwGA Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nobullshitphysio/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/AlexisMLeveille?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

In this episode, Toby and Callum are joined by the 19-year-old parkour prodigy Lord Travis Verkaik. We were also joined by a surprise guest, Phil Doyle, a third of the way through. We chatted about the 2021 Storror Awards, his anger issues, Capstone England Project, a mysterious phone call with Daniel Ilabaca, The Motus Projects, Brighton or Bristol, being called the “kong gainer guy”, and parkour as a profession. And, of course, the question that’s been on everyone’s minds: Who out of Toby and Travis has the biggest kong? Verky's Instagram - @verky02 Verky's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCts9Ba0wiIYUUz-Shfh3RGA

We have another really nerdy one for you today. In this episode, Callum was welcomed aboard a modest little sea-faring vessel to chat to an old friend, Flynn Disney. Flynn is an old school face in the London scene and a few of us at Storror have been friends with him even before Storror began.  Flynn has quite the brain. He’s likely one of the deepest thinkers of the parkour world, so naturally, this one spilt over the 3-hour mark. This one goes pretty in-depth on areas surrounding the mental aspects of parkour and how we can use parkour as a tool for self-exploration and self-development. We speak about anger, self-image, intuition, the unconscious mind, depression, openness and sensitivity, and how all these things relate and can be explored harnessing the experience of parkour. Flynn’s Online Exploration Group - https://www.flynndisney.com Flynn’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/flynndisney/

In this episode, Toby, Sacha and Callum are interviewed by Maximus Ward for his 4-part YouTube series about long-form parkour films. He chopped it up into some great videos which also featured parkour film makers, Chris Ilabaca from Breach and Giles Cambell-Longley from The Motus Projects. Links below to see those. This episode is the full, uncut interview where we touch on topics like the making of our film, Roof Culture Asia, pay-per-view parkour films, the current state of parkour on social media and making a living from parkour. Apologies for sketchy audio at times. Maximus Ward’s videos in chronological order: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co_lttE84j4&t=45s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tkdhg_9SRMg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEVlwlWVPu0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrJqMMX9HEM Maximus Ward’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/maximus_ward/

In this first episode over zoom, Callum speaks with Andreas Lorentzen, an OG parkourist from Copenhagen who has been deeply steeped in the physio world. You’ll hear us talk about some principles that you can apply to your own rehab, how you can make sure you find the right physio therapist and a few honest criticisms of some people on social media, for example: Theo Tanchak (the parkour posture analysis guy from YouTube), Knees over toes guy and GOATA. Andreas on Instagram - @jumpinphysio

Team Phat are a London based parkour team comprised of 8 young-gun powerhouses. They are dedicated, hungry and are currently unmatched with their skill and consistent YouTube content – which is precisely why we awarded them with the 'Squad Goals' award for best team of the year for 2020 and 2021. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TEAMPHATLDN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/team_phat/?hl=en Phat store: https://www.phat-store.com/ Camila's GoFundMe: gofund.me/551c93fb

In this episode, Toby and Callum have a chat with Phil Doyle. Phil has been an iconic figure in the international parkour community since 2007. Most notably, between 2007 to 2011, Phil's influence helped shape parkour as we know it today – particularly by paving the way with technical proficiency and overall spotless control and confidence with big jumps. Sacha, Callum, Toby and Josh were regular training partners with Phil before Storror started. Phil is one of three minds behind the brand, Capstone, who have recently made some big culture heavy waves in the parkour world. Phil's Instagram - @_philydee Capstone: Instagram - @capst1 Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/CAPST1/featured Clothing - https://capst1.com/

In this second episode, Benj and Callum sit down with Dominic Di Tommaso (AKA Dom Tomato). Dom has become an iconic figure in the parkour world, known for his seemingly endless list of ridiculous, large scale sends. He's very often labelled as reckless, whilst at the same time seen as some kind of indestructible anomaly. Listen to hear everything that goes into the melting pot to make this legendary disaster artist. Find Dom at: Instagram - @domtomato Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/DomTomato Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/domtomato Merch - https://www.domtomato.com

In this first episode, you'll hear all seven of us work out a few of the undecided winners for the third annual Storror Parkour Awards. If you watch our YouTube (which you probs do if you're here) you'll have seen the video already and know who won which awards, but the idea behind recording this was to give a little more insight into why we chose who we did. And maybe more insight into the chaotic decision making that goes into the awards. Awards video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luf_PAikhmg