Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 6 minutes ago
The short answer is going to be yes but wait let me explain. When we are talking about danger we should first define the word. (the possibility of suffering harm or injury.) parkour would defiantly fall into that category but wait, what else falls into that category? Walking on stairs, Lightning, swimming pools, Driving. All of these tasks Kill more people in a year than parkour has ever. So is parkour less dangerous then walking up a flight of stairs? Another short answer is, NO, parkour could presents more dangers then all of these activities but there’s a catch. People know that jumping around and flying over obstacles is obviously dangerous so they take the time to evaluate the risk of a situation and prepare ourselves to be ready to execute the proper skills to handle a situation.
The short answer is going to be yes but wait let me explain. When we are talking about danger we should first define the word. (the possibility of suffering harm or injury.) parkour would defiantly fall into that category but wait, what else falls into that category? Walking on stairs, Lightning, swimming pools, Driving. All of these tasks Kill more people in a year than parkour has ever. So is parkour less dangerous then walking up a flight of stairs? Another short answer is, NO, parkour could presents more dangers then all of these activities but there’s a catch. People know that jumping around and flying over obstacles is obviously dangerous so they take the time to evaluate the risk of a situation and prepare ourselves to be ready to execute the proper skills to handle a situation.
