Take Flight

The drive for free Parkour clothing continues! Week 17 and 18 have come to a close, and the Take Flight Facebook Fan Page had 701 and 546 interactions in each of them respectively.

Being short of the 1,000 mark for the 18^th straight week, we’ve decided to do some research into past weeks and present a graphical analysis of the Facebook interaction totals since this challenge began in January. Here is what we came up with:

As you can see, overall interactions are steady and averaging more than 525 a week which is awesome! That’s 525 times people have interacted, supported, and shared Parkour with their friends every 7 days through our page! We hope to reach the 1,000 mark soon and give out free PK apparel through this promotion. But whether we reach 1,000 interactions tomorrow or in a year, to us to see this type of support and sharing of Parkour is a success in and of itself.

At Take Flight we are all about Parkour. It is what motivates us, drives us, and inspires us to create our clothing. If you’re connected to us through out social networks you probably see this influence our posts and status updates. On a daily basis we post new Parkour videos for our customers and fans to watch, enjoy, and be inspired by just as we are.

The problem with posting Parkour videos on our social pages is there are so many good ones! And on top of that we know for a fact that there are loads of great Parkour videos out there that we’ve never even seen. For this reason we need your help. We’d like to ask you to send us your personal Parkour videos and your other online favorites. Maybe it’s your own video that you just published, or maybe it’s a well known video with David Belle. Either way if you like it we want to see it. Send it to us via a link in an email, tweet us the video, or post it on our Facebook fan page. If we like it we’ll post it on our page for all of fans, friends, and customers to see.

Thanks for helping us find the best Parkour videos on the internet and share them with the worldwide Parkour community!

Note: The videos we like most are those that are true to Parkour. We don’t like them filled with tricking, and we also don’t like videos with offensive language.