traceurs

In recent years parkour practitioners - the men are called traceurs, women traceuses - have helped enliven several old-school action entertainments, including the first film in the rebooted James Bond series and the last installment in the

NYT > Home Page 2010

Practitioners are known as traceurs, from the French word meaning to draw, trace, or go fast.

Moneycontrol Top Headlines 2010

Parkour practitioners are also known as traceurs (for women it's traceuses), which is a French parkour term.

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Practitioners of parkour - known as traceurs - practice manipulating their movement to make the most efficient gains in distance and most effective means of enduring obstacles.

The St. Petersburg Times 2009

Its practitioners, called traceurs, aim to move from one point to another with maximum efficiency, coincidentally exhibiting extraordinary grace and transforming otherwise static city terrain into a mobile gymnasium.

Canadian Art - Online 2009

Practitioners of parkour - known as traceurs - practice manipulating their movement to make the most efficient gains in distance and most effective means of enduring obstacles.

The St. Petersburg Times 2009

In fact, aficianados of the sport call themselves "traceurs," meaning something like "followers," in that they're following David Belle.

Archive 2007-05-01 Walter Jon Williams 2007

In fact, aficianados of the sport call themselves "traceurs," meaning something like "followers," in that they're following David Belle.

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Advertisements from cars to shoes have also used parkour stunts, some hiring traceurs from Ez's Urban Freeflow, helping to promote the sport.

Bound for Glory: Parkour Goes From Urban Oddity to Fitness Fad 2009

Urban Freeflow is a London-based network of traceurs and training academies.

Bound for Glory: Parkour Goes From Urban Oddity to Fitness Fad 2009