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Try the gravity-defying fitness fad in UAE
Megha Merani | August 8, 2015
Abudi’s ‘human flag’ stunt at the top of 101 Marina was the result of thousands of hours of training
‘That looks very safe’, says no one, ever. ‘This guy must have a death wish’, is usually what most think instead when they see photos of a man dangling from the top of sky-high towers.
But Abudi Alsagoff insists he doesn’t. The 24-year-old has trained for more than nine years to become a professional parkour athlete and free runner, and has recently moved to the UAE to spread awareness of the gravity-defying fitness fad.
The daredevil from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – who now teaches parkour at the Gravity Calisthenics Gym in Al Quoz – told 7DAYS: “People always think it’s like you went into an elevator and pressed the button to go to the 100th floor, and then took a photo.
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Try the gravity-defying fitness fad in UAE
Try the gravity-defying fitness fad in UAE
Megha Merani | August 8, 2015
Abudi’s ‘human flag’ stunt at the top of 101 Marina was the result of thousands of hours of training
‘That looks very safe’, says no one, ever. ‘This guy must have a death wish’, is usually what most think instead when they see photos of a man dangling from the top of sky-high towers.
But Abudi Alsagoff insists he doesn’t. The 24-year-old has trained for more than nine years to become a professional parkour athlete and free runner, and has recently moved to the UAE to spread awareness of the gravity-defying fitness fad.
The daredevil from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – who now teaches parkour at the Gravity Calisthenics Gym in Al Quoz – told 7DAYS: “People always think it’s like you went into an elevator and pressed the button to go to the 100th floor, and then took a photo.
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Try the gravity-defying fitness fad in UAE
