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Urban Climbing - one of my favs

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Have you ever seen a video featuring kids in the inner city climbing up and down on buildings? They are quite talented, athletic and a bit crazy. Check out these videos....


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Here is one of the best urban climbing videos I've seen. It starts out pretty slow and boring, but hang in there and enjoy.

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I've heard they now have urban climbing classes, billing it as a fun way to work out. I considered it briefly, until I remembered I was a-scared of climbing fences as a kid.

BTW, I only watched the second video, but for an amateur chop-shop job, the editing wasn't bad. Though I could have done without most of the music.
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