This series captures the excitement and thrill of sports and activities whose appeal lies in speed and a hint of danger -- guaranteed to give participant a rush of adrenalin. Illustrated with spectacular photography throughout, each book is packed with information about the activity, breaking it into sections which look at why take part, where it take places, the equipment needed, competitions, etc. The books are principally aspirational, so focus on the background to the sport rather than 'how do it' but the books do include ideas on how you get started and make any safety concerns absolutely clear.

 

This book is part of a book series called Adrenalin Rush .

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by Hachette Children's Group .

Jackson Teller was born in Texas, USA. He moved to London, UK in his late twenties to work in teaching but later turned his writing hobby into a professional career. He likes writing about travel, extreme sports and American history.

This book has the following chapters: Concrete playground The beginning: parkour Early traceurs Equipment and clothing Jump London and the spread of free running Getting into free running Cat balances and cat passes Wall runs Reverse palm spins and websters Movie-star free runners Standing fulls and side flips Staying alive Free running hotspots