General Terminology

PRONUNCIATION TABLE

β€˜ou’ as in foot
β€˜a’ as in far
β€˜au’ as in sore
β€˜e’ as in get
β€˜ond’ as in long
β€˜mu’ as in moon
β€˜i’ as in sick
β€˜an’ as in want
β€˜ar’ as in lard
β€˜eu’as in sir
Example: Parkour, pronounced β€˜Par – kour’

TERM PHONETIC ENGLISH TRANSLATION LITERAL FRENCH TRANSLATION
Parkour β€˜Par – kour’ Parkour Derived from the French word parcour, meaning journey, route or course
Traceur β€˜Tra – seur’ One who practices Parkour Slang derived from the French word tracΓ©, meaning to trace. Implying a person who traces
Parcours du combattant β€˜Par – kour – do – com – ba – tan’ Assault course, Obstacle course

OTHER:

David Belle: founder of Parkour

Raymond Belle: Father of David and his main inspiration

George Hebert: creator of Hebertism, the basis off which David Belle created Parkour

Hebertism: method of fitness as developed by George Hebert