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Test out your strength and try something new. You never know what you are capable of doing unless you give it a try. Check out these ideas and in no time you’ll find yourself hanging horizontally from a pole or dive rolling over bushes.
Picture this: You're walking down the street and you trip over the curb. From the ground you watch as the neighborhood laughs, passing cars laugh, even the homeless man on Read More
Bored at a party? School? A funeral? A handstand on a chair is a great way to liven up a crowd while also demonstrating your ninja-like prowess. The best part is that even Read More
This video shows how to perform a head-over-heels hill roll with two people. Read More
Getting stuck on the crux of a climb? Skip the whole thing with a dyno! Whether you're looking to bypass a few moves on a route or you just don't have the reach for the Read More
It's a problem we face daily, distracting us from intimate moments with lovers, rolling through our minds when we should be sleeping: "If I learn to ride a unicycle, Read More
It's a proven fact that most predators won't attack anything significantly bigger than themselves, so, should you find yourself lost in the jungle with a friend, standing Read More
Should you ever need to jump out of an exploding building or leap from roof top to roof top, a dive roll is your best bet for surviving. A dive roll is unique because it Read More
Any ninja worth his weight in throwing stars knows that the most important ingredients for victory are: the element of suprise, and maintaining the higher ground. Scaling Read More
"Is it windy?" Here's a doable acrobatic move that looks impressive and can be executed just about anywhere. The secret to suspending yourself sideways from a Read More
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