Photo: Tomasz Gudozowaty

Oh, don't mind the monks of Shaolin. That one above is just walkin' along the wall, as photographed by award-winning photographer Tomasz Gudozowaty in his photo essay series Shaolin Temple.

Visual News has more photos: Link | Tomasz's website [Flash, you'd have to poke around to find the photo series]

Just think of it as parkour ... but on wheels. Stunt cyclist Danny MacAskill (AKA Danny MegaSkill) shows off his mad skillz in this clip "Industrail Revolutions."

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Previously on Neatorama: Parkour on Two Wheels: Danny MacAskill Rides a Bike

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TreT  is a four and a half year old American Staffordshire Terrier who happens to be a brilliant athlete.

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But before you say "I can do that," take a look at the bloopers. Ouch! You’ll probably kill yourself, mmkay?

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Pomparkour is supposedly a new “sport” that is described as parkour with ladders. This ad for a sports drink is raising eyebrows because it has no warning that these are professional stunt people and this should never be tried at home. In fact, we get a glimpse of how they did it in another video.

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Notice the safety ropes, which were apparently edited out of the finished ad. -via Metafilter

Parkour is a sport consisting of running, climbing, crawling, and jumping over any obstacle in a path through an urban environment. Vimeo user saggyarmpit, a graphics design student in Singapore, created this amazing flip book animation video showing a parkourist in action.

via CrunchGear

Here at Neatorama we have seen Damien Walters show off his parkour moves, we have seen parkour on two wheels, and we have had parkour as an Olympic sport suggestion. Now it’s time to move on with some dog parkour moves.

A video submission to the Hawaii Pet Film Festival. First place – Best film – Hands down. Roxy, a frolicky and curious little girl. A skillful and very athletic dog taking over the streets of Hawaii with her passion for exploration and primal ability.

Link [YouTube] – via Metro

Neatorama’s own Johnny Cat has got the best idea concerning the Olympics that I’ve heard in a long time. Here it is, in his own words:

After some dull moments in beach volleyball, I realized the Games could use a little perk in athleticism, namely the greatest new sport/subversive activity: Parkour

Sure beats skateboarding. IOC, are you listening? And if you don’t know what Parkour is, here’s the founder performing a Super Mario Parkour [Google Video]

Most of us can ride bikes, but I bet you not like Inspired Bicycles team rider Danny MacAskill. Here’s a video tape of a collection of what can only be described as parkour on two wheels: Link [YouTube clip]

Kids, don’t try this at home. Or on the streets, either.

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	Parkour Noob Well, not everyone can run and jump around like ninjas. Here's a video clip of why you shouldn't exactly try do parkour if you're not physically coordinated. Link (Hey, isn't that the Numa Numa guy?)
	The Slingshot Man Don't pick a fight with Rufus Hussey, The Beanshooter Man, at least when he's armed with a slingshot - he is absolutely terrifyingly awesome with it. Link
	How to Steal a Car with Beer Cans Yes, it's probably a staged footage, but it's conceivable ... and pretty clever for a criminal! Link
	How to Disarm a Crazy Samurai Sword Wielding Man Not all policemen resort to lethal force, guns or tasers to disarm a crazy samurai sword wielding man. Sometimes, all you need is ... a broom! (Of course, this is Germany, in the United States, they would've just shot the guy's b*tt off!) Link
	Young Drew Carey on The Tonight Show In 1991, a then 33-year-old Drew Carey performed for the first time on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Back then, it was unusual for a comedian to be invited over to sit down with the master. Link