Insane Superhuman French People 76 Comments

Written by Tim Ferriss Topics: Physical Performance

The land of frog legs and baguettes has produced, in recent years and unbeknowst to most, some of the worlds most mind-numbing acrobats. I found the above video last night and had to share it. Two questions:

What the hell are kids eating in France?

[Postscript: readers have noted in the comments that this first video was actually in Mexico, though some also claim Brazil.]

If you could have the physical capabilities of any athlete in the world, who would you choose?

I might opt for another French lad named Junior. I used to breakdance (at about 1:40 of this video), but he is superhuman. The clip below is from the Red Bull BC One competition of 2004. Be sure to watch the whole thing or jump to 2:40 — you won’t believe the move in the last five seconds…

For someone who can beat him, the ultimate freak of nature and the best in the world, see another Frenchman named Lilou at 23:30:

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76 Responses to “Insane Superhuman French People”

Jeremy February 9th, 2008
3:25 pm

WTF? I’m going to choose to ignore what I saw.

I live in Aptos, Ca (Santa Cruz). and we have an unusual amount of the top (freeride) mountain bikers in the world in our town. I mean, I thought we were obsessive growing up riding bikes, pushing each other, but this just makes us look silly. Then again, I’ve always thought girls gymnastics made us look dumb.
Lewis Howes February 9th, 2008
3:36 pm

Tim,

The street soccer is unheard of! The second video is a popular one, his real name is Scott Willis.

If you want to see another freakish breakdance video, one that will blow your mind, watch David Elsewhere in this video here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSoVKUVOnfQ
It is unbelievable, he is the second guy in the video. Blow your MIND!!! You can search his name on youtube for many crazy videos.

Thanks Tim
Erik Cox February 9th, 2008
3:42 pm

Oh man… those guys kicking the ball in a triangle with the roundhouse kick, amazing!
Ken February 9th, 2008
4:04 pm

NO WAY DID HE DO THOSE PUSH UPS!!!!! That’s crazy! Gotta go the gym… later.
Emmet February 9th, 2008
4:10 pm

Where’s Tim in those videos? Very disappointed man ; )
Cody McKibben February 9th, 2008
4:15 pm

Hey Tim, great videos. Thanks for sharing. If you like those, have you seen “parkour” which came out of France?? It’s been used in James Bond and one of the Bourne movies—sort of urban climbing/jumping/acrobatics. Great stuff…
Andras February 9th, 2008
4:28 pm

I second Cody - search Google Video or YouTube for Parkour. Incredible stuff.
Tim Ferriss February 9th, 2008
4:45 pm

Parkour is unreal. My favorite move in the initial Casino Royale chase scene is the dive head-first over the 10-15-foot table. Incredible.

Still, I can’t figure out the diagonal flip in this first video where the kid catches the ball on his instep and lands in a dribble. WTF? What happens when you mess that up?

Ouch. Tim
Tim Ferriss February 9th, 2008
4:47 pm

The diagonal flip I’m talking about in the first video above is immediately after the backflip off the wall. Tim
Andras February 9th, 2008
4:54 pm

I’m actually still trying to figure out what held the ball in place in that one.
David February 9th, 2008
4:54 pm

Tim… I *love* this stuff. I’m sure you’ve heard of Sepak Takraw… the first vid reminded me of that, but those flip soccer kicks were sick like I’ve never seen before.

I’ve wasted many an hour in front of YouTube watching ‘urban ninja’ stuff, like this dude:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z34JYwNGFtw

I really wish I would have devoted some time to training my body to do just a fraction of this stuff. But I’m 32 now. I’ve still got the frame, but definitely not the strength. I had a 23” vertical leap in junior high. In college, at 5’10” could *nearly* slam the basket ball. But no longer.
Jeremy February 9th, 2008
5:06 pm

Andras,

It looks like the back of his knee.
Antoine February 9th, 2008
5:07 pm

Although I’d like the football (soccer) guys to be French, I suspect they’re really from Brazil or some South American countries.

All the videos are really amazing!
Rehan February 9th, 2008
5:10 pm

Hi Tim,
The first video is actually CG. The Ambassadors VFX, based in the Netherlands are responsible for this viral. More info available on Motionographer:
http://motionographer.com/2008/02/07/fifa-street-3-viral/

The Ambassadors:
http://www.theambassadors.nl/

By the way… love your blog and the book.
Cheers from London.

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Wow! Thanks for this, Rehan. CG is really blurring the lines of reality and Spiderman-like effects. Scary, really.

In that case, my vote for most ridiculous human acrobatics go to Junior and the rest of the next-gen bboying world. Well beyond most Olympic gymnasts. I’d like to see Thomas Flare (sp?) do flares on his elbows.

Thanks, Rehan, Tim
Melencio February 9th, 2008
5:12 pm

What happens when you mess up kicking a ball off the top of someone’s head? :S

The first video was my fav, really awesome.

No disrespect but regarding Lilou - it may have been my jerky internet but that guy could be part of a “Breakdancing is Uncool” video. His moves were ok but the way he moved his body, didn’t like it. Breakdancing’s also about style.

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Hi Melencio,

Agreed on the style, footwork, etc. I actually like “Freddie” in than same video more, but the “best in the world” in this case is just winning the BC One.

Good call, Tim
Melencio February 9th, 2008
5:17 pm

NB. Re: Lilou again, best in the world?? It must be my jerky internet… :S

Junior has insane power through his arms.

Oh and re: your breakdancing, nice. I was waiting for you to break something out, jerky internet but I think I saw an air flair? (sp.?) Nice.
Frank February 9th, 2008
5:39 pm

Incredible videos, thanks.

The first video definitely isn’t from France, I know I’ve been living there for 30 years now.

It looks more like South America.

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That would have been my vote, too, but the .fr threw me off, as it did the people who attributed it where I initially found it. Bonus points for anyone who can find the real location. The writing on the wall seemed either Spanish or Portuguese, and given the popularity of capoeira in Brazil, I would vote Brazil, probably Rio or Sao Paolo.

Brazilians are right up there with the French. Check out the semi-finals in the BC One video below for proof. Tim
Jose Castro-Frenzel February 9th, 2008
6:11 pm

Ok,

Tim, What did I win? The commercial was filmed by FIFA on the rooftops in Mexico. Let me know if you want the hyperlink with this information. Do i get a trip around the world? …. Actually I would trade that in for the one thing that is stumping me over and over again the last 6 months. I have squeezed my brain for ideas on a product. I don’t like any of my ideas and am trying to find a product. I looked at my target market that I belong to: 26 year old guys who workout and read??? See what I mean…

Cheers

Jose Castro-Frenzel

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Hi Jose,

No roundtrip this time, I’m afraid! Getting “bonus points” in this case was just used in the common idiomatic sense of gets my respect, etc. Don’t worry, though — there will be some great competitions coming up soon.

Thanks for contributing to the discussion! I remember these things like an elephant :) Tim
Jose Castro-Frenzel February 9th, 2008
6:15 pm

Cool Videos,

How do you come across all these cool things so often? That was a good location for that FIFA commercial to be filmed at: Mexico. Jose
Jose Castro-Frenzel February 9th, 2008
6:18 pm

To be more exact it is Mexico City.

Pura Vida

Jose Castro-Frenzel
Skyler Tanner February 9th, 2008
6:23 pm

I saw the Junior video a number of years ago and the first thing I noticed was how short his legs are. His levers make things like planche pushups a reality. This is why gymnasts aren’t 6’3”. No question though, a superior display of human performance.

Best, Skyler
David Walsh February 9th, 2008
6:29 pm

Tim, this post is a perfect occasion for me to throw something out there that I feel you will have a perspective on and may lead to a follow-up post.. (short and long version included to respect your time)

(Quick Version)
Do you believe that, as a novice, irrational fear/psychology is the key limiting factor in someone’s ability to master intensely physical sports? If so, interested to understand the state of mind you put yourself in when undertaking a new sport that poses a genuine physical challenge (eg: breakdancing).

(Detailed Version)
I’ve recently gotten involved in break, which lead me to start practicing capoeira (two things it seems you’ve undertaken as well). I’m realizing that, without exception, the dominant limiting factor in proficiency/mastery of these moves and techniques comes down to fear. Irrational fear. I have never broken a bone and done some crazy things in my life - backcountry snowboarding, cliff diving, BMX, climbing, etc. The moment I put myself in a mental state of fearlessness, a psychological wall breaks down and I find myself nailing a move or doing something I’d never thought myself capable of.

Martial arts, acrobatics, insane break moves - all of that seems to be not nearly as much about physical capability as it is about being fearless and realizing that the only thing standing between present (novice) state and joining the elite of any sport is the fear that stops you for risk of injury. A recent immersion into the study of neuro-linguistic programming has lead me to explore the undeniable connection between physical prowess and state of mind.

Very interested in your angle on this as pertains to mental state when you are a complete neophyte to a sport.

Cheers man, excellent post.

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Hi David,

Great questions. I”ll try and tackle this once I get a few others posts up and running. Good luck and boa sorte (as the capoeiristas would tell you)!

Tim David
Brian Walker February 9th, 2008
6:44 pm

Jesus God! They probably eat whatever they want…and in France that could mean anything and everything. Seriously someone should do a study on the affects of French food, genetic mutation, and human evolution…
Jeff Foster February 9th, 2008
6:59 pm

Amazing. I was hoping to see more of this stuff in the commercials during the most recent World Cup (Soccer), since here in USA we NEVER get to see the amazing soccer culture out there. After living in Brazil and Argentina off and on for years at a time, I can attest that there is a LOT more of this talent out there!

PS Those pushups are UNREAL. I’m gonna go back through and look for support cables in the footage.
Tim Ferriss February 9th, 2008
7:32 pm

Hi Jose,

I’d believe Mexico City. How do you know? Tim
Yvonne February 9th, 2008
7:45 pm

The soccer video is from Brasil. It’s from a video called Brasil in the Street
kl3tte February 9th, 2008
7:52 pm

There were some french guys invented parkour. There’s a very good documentation called “Jumping London”.
Dee February 9th, 2008
7:55 pm

There is a “bouncy” quality peculiar to Junior’s style. Its quite veident on his video (second one). When you see him dancing and you have the original track on the video, thats where he really shines: he’s dancing, no doubt..Thats no gymnastics. Bump-bumpbump-1-2-3..everything he does compliments the music.
Rehan February 9th, 2008
8:14 pm

Hello Again

Since everyone is interested in footy on this page right now,
Here’s a very futuristic look at what football may become in the future. This is again all CG and made by the The Mill VFX in London for Puma:
http://motionographermedia.com/themill/untilthen.mov

And here is how this magic actually happens:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWXihHo5bOI

The Mill:
http://www.the-mill.com/ Cheers
Another Tim February 9th, 2008
8:15 pm

ummmmm - what else do they have to do?
and … seriously … who cares?
Jose Castro-Frenzel February 9th, 2008
9:42 pm

TO David Wash,

I have been studying NLP for the past 3 years and have come to the conclusion that there are some useful things you can use, though I caution not to get too caught up in it. The original founders were Dr. Richard Bandler and Dr. John Grinder. Ironically, though one of them had a severe problem with cocaine and convicted of murder. I say this to further explain that with the good there may also be bad. They self published “Frogs into Princes” a great book. Anthony Robbins was the most famous to use this technology on a grand scale. Furthermore, the book, “The Game,” uses and references its roots to NLP. Good luck on your study, Hope this helps.

Best

Jose Castro-Frenzel
Ps I will send you the link Tim on my discovery, got run now.
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marcie February 9th, 2008
10:30 pm

“What the hell are kids eating in France?”

Funny question, serious answer - I remember visiting Paris in Middle School (this was back in the 80s, don’t mind revealing my age :)) and we were welcomed with an enthusiastic meal at the hotel that consisted of something like bamboo shoots, (mostly) raw peas, surely there was some bread and butter there somewhere, but that’s what I remember. Maybe it was a cruel joke or something, but the parental chaperones ended up taking the group of kids to find something more American-friendly…we all know what that means…fast food.

Just a little bit of my soapbox here, but humans evolved of off the Earth, and perhaps someone with more experience with French diet can help me, but I tend to think they still eat - produce, local fresh foods - and don’t cook their food all to hell. And eat way more moderately, combined with er, healthy beverages.

We eat (in America) what we are taught to eat. Rethink this.

And they don’t worry about it so much :)

Cheers! ~Marcie
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Mark February 9th, 2008
11:15 pm

Impressive. Here’s another freak of nature, and interesting enough: French http://youtube.com/watch?v=e1IPJdPyqSI
Eric Marcoullier February 10th, 2008
1:43 am

Tim — thanks for the Junior video. That guy was insane.

David Elsewhere’s breakdancing isn’t nearly as physically impressive, but what he does with his body is mindblowing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJBgpZT6Pgc
Jose Castro-Frenzel February 10th, 2008
3:24 am

http://www.mad.co.uk/Main/News/Articlex/22fd09299bdd4816ba51bb1f00764577/EA-launches-FIFA-Street-3-campaign.html
The viral element brings together football tricksters from Toronto’s Ryouko team and an ex-Mexico City player.

Reported to be filmed in Mexico’s “ghettos”, the tricksters use their skills to emulate the in-game moves of international footballers Ronaldinho, Rino Gattuso and Peter Crouch.

Online, users can explore ‘behind the moves’ of the footballers and find-out how they execute them.

This was one of my sources and then there was this one:

http://www.huntersword.com/article/2008-02-01-fifa.html

Maybe I am wrong, but hopefully I am not. I checked a few other sites out and they gave the same conclusion, Mexico.

Anyways,

Sweet Clips….

Jose Castro
Naomi February 10th, 2008
4:45 am

Hey Tim,
nice post
I saw Lilou in New Zealand a couple of years ago. That guy is a freeeek! It’s like crazy extreme yoga in triple fast forward.
Mad Props to Lilou…and thanks for the post. Naomi
Daldianus February 10th, 2008
5:57 am

The first video is NOT from France.
Space My Book Face February 10th, 2008
6:15 am

This was done in Mexico with Parkour guys from Team Ryouko from Canada also 3 Mexican football trickers. Check description details with this vid for further details. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hQVHN3aTc0
kuri February 10th, 2008
8:04 am

Marcie, yes, your teacher made you a bad joke when they told you were in Paris, France. A vegan meal in your hotel there ? Come on, the tourists that tried to get one are still waiting.
I don’t remember eating anything special you wouldn’t have in the US. I mean lamb brain, pig feet, horse steaks, baby pigeons, cancoillote, rabbit tongue, black pudding, snails, frog legs, raw milk cheese, raw seafood, fish roe, full fat products, vegetables covered by tons of butter, cream or lard and the rest are served anywhere, I guess. In real life, the only two things that ever shocked my American friends is that I eat the fries with mayonnaise instead of ketchup.

Champions come from all places. I’m not specially impressed by the average level of my compatriots.
Koreans (included the Chinese ones), OTOH, have my eternal admiration. Next month, we have an international festival, like every year, the Korean junior high school will send us about 100 dancers among their 300 students. It seems all of them can fly and are as flexible as chewing-gum. If it’s caused by food, certainly your Mum should have started kimchi 9 months before you were born.

Did you hear and understand Lilou’s comment ? He is boasting because he has already won many kung fu competitions and will have to find space on his shelf for the new belt. Surely, France is one of the countries with the largest number of children doing martial arts.

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Hi Kuri,

The Korea breakers are absolutely amazing. I saw Gamblers and a few others battling live in NYC and think I put a video of it up on YouTube. Just look for me by user “masterlock.”

There are champions everywhere, to be sure, Tim
Nick February 10th, 2008
10:34 am

Anyone ever heard of Kadour Ziani? He can throw down for a 5’10 guy. Also French. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GszNJ1NCWo
Randy February 10th, 2008
12:25 pm

I was sure that was CG. Seems like a combination of Parkour/Free Running and Stephen Chow’s Shaolin Soccer, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUvK5XHlHuM
Alex February 10th, 2008
4:22 pm

Junior has got some insane strength. One thing I found out through some searching is that he may have had polio when he was younger, so his legs stopped growing (or has a partially prosthetic leg).

check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhvbTeB_wnU and notice how Junior is walking with his leg.

He’s still amazing nonetheless. And him having had polio before makes him only more amazing.
Steve February 10th, 2008
4:36 pm

@Lewis: The name you’re thinking of is Scott Wills, and he is a designer/musician from the UK who used that video of Junior in one of his viral campaigns, they’re not the same person.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=XMkBdFcqoY4&feature=related
http://scottwills.co.uk/

@Mark: that’s a clip from a famous parkour video (with some French music) from Latvia, by some guys called ‘Dvinsk Clan’. They are awesome!

http://youtube.com/results?search_query=dvinsk clan&search_type=&search=Search
aaron February 10th, 2008
11:17 pm

really speachless!
Insane.
I better stop eating pizza!
Surech K February 10th, 2008
11:43 pm

awesome vids!

Noticed the famous green cab in the first vid, so I guess the french crew filmed it in Mexico City.
DennisD February 11th, 2008
1:30 am

I don’t know what kind of high grade PCP lilou is on but that is amazing - especially since he is all bones!

Tim, I used to break a few years back as well. After seeing those videos I am thinking about getting back in it, you feeling the same?

I’m thinking once I can go windmill well and do a few good handstand moves I can stop before killing myself ;)
BillyWarhol February 11th, 2008
2:42 am

wow - Gotta be Sugar Donut Cereal for those French Soccer Dudes*

Unreal Pure Talent*

;)) Peace*
Harald Felgner February 11th, 2008
3:16 am

Food, culture or socioeconomic changes? Watch more: http://www.felgner.ch/2008/02/street_acrobatics.html
Joseph Bernard February 11th, 2008
1:42 pm

The human capacity is unlimited. Those athletes were amazing and so was the dancer. We have in each of us that same capacity to express the extraordinary. What amazingness in you is waiting to be expressed? Is it your ideas, your imagination, your compassion, your ability to understand, your body’s potential, your creativity, you joyous nature, your soul’s ability to soar?

Joseph

Joseph Bernard, Ph.D.
Joseph Bernard February 11th, 2008
1:45 pm

Oh by the way Tim your site is great to visit. Keep taking us higher, Joseph
Scott February 11th, 2008
4:00 pm

Hi Tim,

Thanks for posting these videos; they’re definitely inspiring.

Your book’s on the way from BN.com. I’ve ordered five copies.

This post has lead me to your postings about muscle gain and fat loss. These are two areas I’m highly opinionated on. I’ve got free articles on these and peak performance at: http://ezinearticles.com/?expert_bio=Scott_Abbett

I really love your interview of AJ Jacobs; friggin’ hillarious. The description of his “stoning” had me LMAO.

Based on your blog, I’m looking forward to your book. Scott
Lauren February 11th, 2008
4:58 pm

I tried Parkour, with a Crossfit warmup. Both kicked my butt. Despite my stunt background, I can’t do that stuff anymore. [I’m over 35!]

But I started doing tango after seeing the video of you in Uruguay - it looked so interesting to just walk up to a girl and dance so well.

It’s harder to do Parkour like that - just doing it, although I have a friend in Seattle who does Parkour in commercials and he’s just amazing. (http://tysoncecka.com/archive/parkour-07-short-sampler).
Romulus February 11th, 2008
8:54 pm

In France, we got also Salah :-) http://tinyurl.com/2ldw9e
Michael February 12th, 2008
6:25 am

I grew up doing gymnastics. His routine is packed full of handstand and pommel horse tricks. I love seeing gymnastics incorporated into break dance.

This guy uses his physical attributes to his advantage. He has short thin legs compared to his upper body. That allows him to swing his legs around and hold positions that look incredible.

In the last 5 seconds this guy is doing planche pushups. Normally proportioned people can only do that with years of intense strength training. This guy would be awesome on the rings or parallel bars!
Chuck McKinnon February 12th, 2008
2:44 pm

If I could have the athletic capabilities of anyone in the world, it would be those of another Frenchman: David Belle.

Tim, go buy District 13 and treat yourself. You can hunt up some video clips from the film on YouTube, but the framerate just isn’t fast enough to really capture what he can do.
blogrdoc February 12th, 2008
4:13 pm

does anyone else think that the 2nd second video is actually being played in reverse?
Daniele February 12th, 2008
5:00 pm

Hi Tim,

thanks for the post on breakdance. It reminded me of my days of moonwalking a la Jacko and made me realise its time to go back to the gym !

Junior is insane….. a true inspiration - do you know how tall he is? I noticed his legs are quite short…

By the way how tall are you ?

Keep up the good work !

Daniele

PS: I love your posts, but the more you post, the more you get close to the 4 hours limit…. be careful ! You dont want us all overworked dudes to lose faith in the promised land !

PPS: will you be coming to the UK for the UK launch ?
Norman February 13th, 2008
1:55 pm

Hmmm, Tim, you seriously thought this was real ??

Anybody who has played soccer a bit instantly knows it’s fake ( the first 5 seconds are enough). If you enjoyed this, you should watch “Shaolin Soccer”…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTxM8YTf_7w

Thanks for your great blog Tim, by the way.

I am not sure if this was mentionned but the song is in Spanish.

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I plead ignorance. I’ve seen too many seemingly impossible things to write it off, but I’m admit I was duped. Cool though, right? And yes, I dig the Spanish song, from the “Don’t stop” to the “Se va, se fue…” Kinda catchy :) Tim
Allan White February 13th, 2008
7:38 pm

First off, really awesome stuff. Love to watch this with my kids, inspiring! I wondered if the soccer spot was CG, it was a little too perfect. I read Motionographer (video producer) and must have missed that post.

@ David Walsh:

I hear what you’re saying about “your mind is what’s holding you back from ultimate abilities”, but I have to disagree with the statement. In short: your body has to be able to back up your mental state, at least in sports like parkour or gymnastics (former gymnast/wrestler/bike racer speaking). If you can’t ‘snap’ or tuck your body with enough force, agility, or speed, you are not going to make the trick, regardless of your mental state. Your mental state is crucial (inseparable) - but equal to your conditioning for achievement in these fields.

I remember the first time I nailed a giant swing on the high bar - such a rush. Cake after that.
Merry February 13th, 2008
11:33 pm

Does anyone know the name of the song on the second break dancing video…it starts at 23:40
Jeffery Lebowski February 14th, 2008
8:15 am

Not sure if this was mentioned yet, but:

The dudes jumping around and doing flips in the first video are real, but passing the soccer balls around were added in post.
Carlos February 14th, 2008
5:46 pm

Nice vid…the soccer video is NOT Brazil, i live in Brazil and the police not use this uniform in all country :)
Supose is Mexico…
Look at parkour videos from David Belle
Jake February 15th, 2008
5:08 pm

The song is Organ Donor, by DJ Shadow, on his album pre-emptive strike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsAqSJ9xzFU

Like it? Go see him, he’s on tour. http://www.djshadow.com/tour/
ajadoniz February 17th, 2008
6:22 pm

The fist video (soccer) is definitely Mexican. Brazilian teenagers don’t dress like that and their police cars don’t look like that either.
Jin February 18th, 2008
5:57 pm

Is this REal??? OMG
Impresive all I have to say…
Luis Miguel February 21st, 2008
8:55 pm

I´m positive that the guys in the first video are not french, they are mexican, that scene was shot in Mexico City. The guy who posted the video is so stupid,how can he think they were french, how in the world does that city look like any city in France, and since when do police officers in France speak spanish and are dark skined.. your intelligence really amazes me.
Alberto February 24th, 2008
12:22 pm

Some of the stuff (juggling, some of the passing) is real but a lot of the other stuff is really good editing. Go ask a real soccer (football, futbol) player if this stuff is real and play close attention to his reaction.
Merry February 25th, 2008
11:43 am

Jake, you are the man!

Thank you so much!
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Bob February 29th, 2008
2:29 pm

The soccer video was shot Mexico, and I’m pretty sure Mexico City. I’ve hoofed around Distrito Federal (the city’s core) a lot, and that green pedestrian overpass is common over El Periférico (freeway), look at the mural, the Spanish language ads on the walls, the two girls looking out the apartment, la Policía, green VW cab, … todo
Zaid Rasid March 3rd, 2008
12:20 am

Wow, those videos are amazing.
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1:54 pm

That is crazy!! How did those guys time when they were gonna’ kick the soccer balls?!
Jason Davies April 23rd, 2008
5:21 pm

I have just been inspired to master the planche pushup. Thank you :-)