Gym Rat
This video basically sums up what I'm doing when I'm not coaching or when I'm waiting for the next class at VaultEx.
Big credit to the cameraman @harrylauar
"The subjective experience of perceived self-doubt in one's abilities and accomplishments compared with others."
"Those who have it may doubt their skills, talents, or accomplishments. They may have a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as frauds."
Way To The Top 2026 Skills Competition Preliminary Round
Only managed to complete 2 out of 8 challenges.
I was being stupid spending so much time on that Kong pre cat leap knowing pretty well that I wasn't powerful enough.
And the stick of the cat leap -> descent -> splat back pre didn't count.
Way to the top 2026 speed competition.
I always feel like I could lose control if I run even just slightly faster.
Guess that's what I need to work on then.
But I managed to get two pretty clean runs.
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#parkour #파쿠르
2025 is a completely different life comparing to the last 2 years.
I have started my life as a full-time programmer but at the same time lost the biggest motivation for me to get this job.
But I do enjoy coding so whatever.
Sadly, becoming an IT person didn't make me richer, it made me poorer especially when I started turning it into a hobby.
I bought a not too cheap Mini PC, bought a Raspberry Pi, bought a travel router, bought an 8-port PoE switch etc. for self-hosting and messing around.
I thought I would get so much less time for other stuff once I have started my full-time job.
But it turns out I can still coach.
I coach on Wednesdays and Fridays after work. I coach during weekends.
I can still train. I actually feel so much more skilled in Parkour than before 2025.
I did the Way to the Top Parkour skills comp in Korea. I didn't even make it into semi-final but I enjoyed it a lot.
I also brought my students to the Hong Kong Parkour Open Championship. I felt way more nervous watching them compete than actually competiting myself.
I am so glad all of them have found it fun.
One of my students didn't go, but I think it's totally fine. Not everyone enjoys competitions. He is still cool in his own way.
It feels like I have been quite busy this year, very busy that I have been so living-in-the-moment.
Work is great when it's something you really want to work on. It makes you focus, makes you forget.
Am I shining in my own way now?
