GAZA – A Shejaya, quartiere a est di Gaza City, alcuni ragazzi palestinesi praticano il parkour tra le macerie dei bombardamenti israeliani.
GAZA – Il parkour è una disciplina metropolitana che consiste nell’eseguire un percorso, superando qualsiasi genere di ostacolo sia presente con la maggior efficienza di movimento possibile. Questa specie di sport estremo, è sbarcato ora anche a Gaza City in Palestina, tra le macerie dei palazzi bombardati dagli israeliani.
Questi giovani rompono ogni barriera, dimostrando che le barriere non esistono, neanche in realtà come queste.
Il trucco consiste nell’adattare il proprio corpo all’ambiente circostante. Spesso questa disciplina viene confusa con il free running, l’arte di spostarsi in ambienti urbani e rurali in modo da creare spettacolo attraverso la valorizzazione e la bellezza dei movimenti.
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Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
Palestinian boys practice parkour skills amid the ruins of buildings, which were destroyed by Israeli offensives in Beit Lahia town of Gaza on October 18, 2014. Palestinian youths perform parkour that is a physical discipline of movement focused on overcoming the obstacles such as buildings, people. Mustafa Hassona / kod 10611 Scanpix LaPresse -- Only Italy
