| The fictional plot centred around the Yamakasi, a group of traceurs despised by the police for causing havoc in the neighbourhood. |
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| It also seems that London traceurs have been exploring the potential for parkour around the estate architecture. |
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| In trying to free themselves from social restraints, the traceurs create and foster their own. |
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| He did gave a heads up on a open casting call for traceurs at his official blog site. |
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| Does the speed at which parkour has caught on around the globe, and the vigour with which the traceurs throw themselves into the sport surprise him? |
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| He talks about the struggles he had not only with overcoming his ligament injury but the conflicts amongst the pioneering traceurs as parkour diversified. |
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| The landing strategies employed by traceurs are advocated by instructors and practitioners alike throughout the world. |
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| As the traceurs bound over walls and dive down staircases, they begin to redefine their relationship to their environment. |
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| There, traceurs are able to exchange tips, post videos and discuss their progress. |
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| Parkour practitioners, who call themselves traceurs, evoke these intrepid adventurers, bringing to mind the ideal of man's traceless passage through nature. |
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| Sebastien was accompanied by a group of British Traceurs who were shown training with him prior to the tour. |
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