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Dirtjump is a category

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in which you jump
on a dirt course,

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with different distances,
in different styles,

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Dirt is like
a more educated category.

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Is nobler.

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Because you teach people,

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you learn from them,

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you share with everyone
who comes to the course

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to maintain the beauty
of the place.

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I've been riding
for 7 years.

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A friend of mine introduced me
to BMX when we were at school.

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I found very fascinating
what he did on the bike,

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and I asked myself
if I'd be able to do it as well,

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so I decided to try it,
and kept going, and so on...

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I've never identified myself
with anything else.

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I'm always happy
when I ride a bike.

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When I played soccer
or did other things

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I felt bored.
I felt it wasn't my thing.

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So I started
jumping on the street,

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sliding through the sidewalk,
that sort of things,

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until one day I went
to a dirt course,

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to make dirt jumps,

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and it encouraged me
to start riding and jumping

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as a lifestyle.

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I've made a lot of friends
in all Latin America riding bike.

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And it started
just like that.

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I friend of mine told me: 'Let's travel
to a tournament in another city. '

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And I loved to interact
with new people

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and I noticed that most people
who ride bikes

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are humble,
polite people...

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And I also love
knowing new places.

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Things that people maybe can see,
but won't notice.

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It was a very symbolic
tournament

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because it was a King of the Dirt,
one of the best they have in Colombia.

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And my frame was damaged,

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and I wanted so much to ride
that I didn't care,

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and I kept riding,

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and I competed
with the pros.

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I didn't win anything,
nor classified,

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but I competed with them.

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And that encouraged me
to become a professional,

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and don't get stucked
in the amateur classes.

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To progress.
And keep on going.

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I've always seen fear
as an obstacle.

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I've always had this fear,

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and I know the risks
I'm taking when I get on my bike.

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I can fall,
break a bone.

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These fears
of what may happen

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have never stopped me
from doing what I want.

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A dirt course is
like a temple for us,

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because this is where
we spend most of our time.

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This is where we share
with a lot of people.

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It's practically like my home.

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I like to keep it clean,

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I like it to be in good conditions,
so if I want to ride,

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I find the course
in good conditions.

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In the countries
where I have been,

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there are similarities
among the people.

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I've seen groups of people

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organized to succeed,
to build new courses,

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there's people who
struggle to have new courses.

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I've seen it in Argentina,

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I've seen it here.
It's a real struggle with the government.

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But they don't understand

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the beauty of this sport.

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It's very beautiful,
because people,

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no matter how hard it's been for them,
they always want to help people.

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I went on a journey,
without knowing

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if I was going
to accomplish anything.

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I just went out and arrived to Ecuador,
where I won a tournament.

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I went to the beach,
then I went back for another tournament,

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and there I met some friends
who were coming to a contest in Argentina.

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And, it's very hard,
to tell you the truth,

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because no one supports us.
Nor the State,

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nor the brands.
I've gone to the local government,

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but they tell me that I must create a club,
when this is a individual sport.

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So, the truth is...

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The most part depends on you,
to want to go out,

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to became known as a pro.

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That's what drives you.

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It doesn't matter
if you don't get any support.

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It's tiresome, and very annoying.
But I don't give up.

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Because, if I'm already here
without their help,

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I can get further away.

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It'd be nice to be supported,
beacause it's good to be helped.

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Help is always good,

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but if they don't help us,
what are we going to do?

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we keep going
by our own means.

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We decided to travel,

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to go out there
and represent,

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mostly, to leave a mark,
in the name of our country.

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That's where I live,
that's where my family lives,

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I always have this in mind
when I go out to compete.

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Where I live,
where am I from,

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I never forget
who I am.

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WE'LL BE BACK

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WE'RE BACK

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Parkour is the art of movement.

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In which a person,
by training and knowing its own body

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can overcome any obstacle,

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going from an initial point
to another point.

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I don't know if the final point,
but another point.

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To be able to move,
and overcome it,

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and to find
a new way of moving,

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a new way of thinking,

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a new way to adapt yourself,

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a new way of feeling.

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I started doing parkour
8 years ago.

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With a group of friends that I had,

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and with whom since we were
4 years old until we were 15,

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we played different
urban sports,

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trying them all out,
skate, roller, bike.

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One day, a friend
showed us a video.

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We went to a cybercafe
and we saw a video of parkour, from Russia.

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We found it awesome,

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we didn't understand
what was that,

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and we went immediatly back to the park
and reproduced it,

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trying to remember what they did.
We were very straight forward.

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We were trying to imitate the techniques,
in a self-taught manner.

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When I started, there were
many traceurs

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in Buenos Aires.

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I entered the community
step by step,

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going to the meetings
and open trainings they had,

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in a particular park.
Parque Chacabuco,

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where traceurs from
different neighborhoods met,

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on Saturday,

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and this way
I began learning.

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Some time later, when I began
to go to provincial gatherings,

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or national gatherings,
at Rosario or La Plata,

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I noticed how big
this community was,

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and how it evolved.

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How new people joined us
through time,

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how people also leaved us,
through time.

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So I was submerged
in people,

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absorbing their knowledge,

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and giving back mine, as well,
to these people.

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And I feel that,
nowadays,

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this is a very broad
community.

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In every aspect.

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The amount of people,

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age span...

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There's a lot of children
who are starting

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in other places,

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through open workshops,

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That's a good thing that's been going on
for a couple of years now.

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The more experienced traceurs

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are starting to teach.

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And thanks to that
there's a lot more of sharing.

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With the years,

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I noticed it was somehow
natural in me

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to be able to see
a technique

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and correct it,

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to the point that I thought:

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'I want to share this ability

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'with people who don't know'.

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Because it's something that

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made me very happy

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and I wanted to share
this happiness.

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If the other one accepts it,

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I know it'll be good for it.

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I played soccer
before doing parkour.

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And I've noticed there's something
I never found in soccer.

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It's a much more
personal thing.

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You don't have a coach
to tell you what to do,

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there's more freedom.

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I noticed that, in time,

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you have the freedom
to do what you want.

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Finding

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a sense of comradeship,

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of community,

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of self-improvement...

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and also of
caring for your body,

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of being conscious,

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and knowing it's our movement tool,
and that we must care for it.

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Even if you don't practice parkour,

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it's a good thing
to feel good with your body,

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to be able
for any situation,

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because parkour is also
about that,

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to be able,
and have an useful body.

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Resilence.

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Resilence is the ability
of a person to stand up after failing

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and carry on.

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I think that's also very important,

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because sometimes
things happen in life,

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there are obstacles
in our way,

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physical or mental,

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and it's in the power
of your will

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to be able
to break that barrier

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or to overcome
this obstacle.

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To continue
even when you fall,

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to get out of your
comfort zone.

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You'll also find many times
in parkour

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a very powerful feeling,
to get out of that security zone,

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of this place where your confident
in that you can do anything,

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and to be in a place
where you feel fear,

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you are trembling,
sweating,

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and suddenly you break this feeling
and you overcome it.

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I started
complementing parkour

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to keep moving my body.

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I started just moving myself

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with these abilities,

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and then,
about six years later,

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going to events,
I started relating

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to other people who dance,

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I was very connected
with the urban culture,

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with hip-hop,

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And by its own means,
parkourt had made me already

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to love movement.

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And as I also loved music,

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I started to take it
to that place.

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And as years went by,

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I complemented it,

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because it wasn't
the typical parkour anymore,

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it became some sort of game,

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and a form of corporal expression.

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This language, this crawling

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was already present in another dances.
In contemporary dance,

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in break dance
they are also

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resting their hands
on the ground.

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It's a language present at all times.
It's movement.

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And I mixed this,

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2 years ago,

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in this company that merges

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contemporary dance,
hiphop, and parkour.

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And attempts
to show this

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to people.

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I think that parkour
expresses

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constant movement.

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Something that can't stay still
in it's place,

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and has to move.

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It can't be static,

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it has to be always
in constant movement.

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And it's a link

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that became my life.

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Basically, I'm parkour.

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I feel that my life is parkour,

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I am parkour,
I'm the leap,

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and it's something
that makes you want to carry on.

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WE'LL BE BACK

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WE'RE BACK

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BMX is about

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doing the greatest amount
of tricks

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in the air,
or on the ground,

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or wherever you want.
That's why it's called BMX freestyle.

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Because it's
a free style.

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And you can create
whatever you want.

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I feel different.

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When I ride my bike and put
my headphones on, I'm a different person.

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I have a friend in particular
who helped me a lot.

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He went to ask my parents
if I could go out,

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to go to know the Bustamante,
in this case.

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And that's how I started going
to Bustamante. I met new people there.

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When I was a kid,
I sucked at freestyling.

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Until one day

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I went to do 'street',
as they call it.

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to Gorostiaga Park,
which we didn't know.

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And my friends didn't went in,
because they didn't like ramps.

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They only did street.

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And I was amazed
with the ramps.

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From that moment onwards,
I decided go to ride everyday in that park.

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That's where I saw
my first backflip,

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my first superman,

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and I said:
'I want to be like them'.

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For me, the Bustamante Park
was full of skaters,

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and I was scared
of going in with my bike, at first,

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until someone told me it was ok,

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but I was a kid,
and I arrived and sat to see

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how everyone else rode.

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I was very shy,

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I went in one, or two times,

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then I started going earlier,
when it was empty,

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to ride in peace,

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and to be unseen,
because I was ashamed,

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if I did this, or that.

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If a trick didn't work out.

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Or when I fell, I looked everywhere,
to see if someone saw me.

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So the first time I went there
was very shocking.

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On weekend,
I went to the ramps

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from 8 am to 5 pm,

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and I went at 8 am,
because no one was there so early.

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I rode alone.

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Because later the park was
full of people.

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And that's when
the pros arrived.

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So then I stopped riding
and sat to watch.

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Until one person came
and told me:

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'Come and ride with us.

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'We'll teach you'.

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And they began to help me.

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When I started riding
I didn't have a helmet or gloves.

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I remember that Papo
gave me my first pair of gloves.

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He told me: 'Here',
and he gave them to me,

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and I was like:
'Oh! He gave me a pair of gloves!'

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It was awesome,
for a kid 13 years old,

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to receive a gift out of the blue.
It's not so common.

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The tournaments
I cherish the most

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of those in which that I have won,
or I have taken part,

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are the ones in Argentina,
which are very important,

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the ones in Punta Arenas,
the Austral Contest,

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and the Latinoamericano,

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the Yogu Yogu
were excellent contests as well,

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I won the second place
in the latest edition.

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The ones at the Parque Araucano
are also great,

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I'm local there,
so I like them very much,

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and recently,
the Rec on Tour,

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in the USA, I finished on 12th place,
out of more than 20 contestants.

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I arrived to Woodward

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and every day I looked out
through the window and said:

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'I can't believe I'm here!'

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The next day, I looked outside,
and it was the same.

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Only the third day
I could believe that I was there.

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It's everyone's dream

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since they start riding
a bike or skate, or anything.

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And after being a month there,

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I stayed for another month
at Ben Snowden's place,

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who was friends with Coco.

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And those experiences

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helped me to grow
as a person.

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Because then I decided
if I ate or not,

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If I had money
to travel to certain tournaments...

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I chose to save some money,

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and I knew many new parks.

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And I wanted to ride,

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so I went to bed at 11 pm,

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and the next day I was already riding
in a park at 8 am, with the sun on my back,

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with 95F.

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Why? Because I knew that I was never going
to be able to do this in Chile.

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So I wanted to get
the most out of it.

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We went to present
some exhibitions

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to Argentina,
Cordoba, to be exact,

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there were about 4,000 people

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watching our show.

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And then I noticed that
it was possible to live from BMX.

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Here in Chile is very difficult,
but it's possible.

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It's been hard.
I took me nine years.

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But it's possible.

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Imagine:
Mankind,

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since it has been mankind,
has always wanted to fly without wings.

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Do you get it?
I can do that while riding my bike.

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Imagine to be 2, 3 seconds
floating on air,

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and everyone looks this small.
Hahaha, they actually look bigger, but...

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You can look at them
while you're flying.

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You feel free,
you're like inside a bubble.