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50:01 The One Piece is Real

China being a hidden dragon for WCT6

This country sucks.

That was genius.. of course they're gonna change the rule because of him but it was a really good plan and technically it's fair cuz he was in the air when the light went green so technically if he still went to tag him and got him before it went green he'd be out 😂 man I just started watching this last year and I freaking love it

I habe no idea what the title is talking about

wowww that u turn he could probs be able to u turn up my asss

yeah, crazy u-turn

So slow 😂

Ummm... Winning gesture was a bit sus lol.

I can't wait for the meta of hovering off the ground outside the area.

🍑👋😏

16:59 was one of my favourite shots, I hope they use it more

I'm so suprised at how bad and extremely slow the japanese and swedish team are... because those countries has some great parkour athletes, obviously not on these teams.. but hopefully they'll be represented better in the future.

As a kid back in the 70s , we used to play tree tic. This vaguely reminds me of that. But to make it a sport, wtf, only in today's woke world is this possible.

Well it's hard to run when you carrying the whole bakery with you

swiggity swooty frfr

Why is he sucking dxck at the end though?

Muito bom kkkkk se a narração estivesse em português como eu vi no instagram ia ser top

Is your bakery running ?, then you better catch it.

Man are stronger and faster... Woman have you ever heard about... Flexibility!?

Isso causa uma tensão em mim kkk n consigo explicar kkk 🇧🇷

Эники беники 😮

Pov:you running for your life becuse of kidnappers Kidnappers:

Well done I guess

Spoiler alert -------------- - - - - Plenty more stories to come, but this one needs to be told because Kyle came through BIG for the team by risking his health (which directly effects his job and opportunities as a stuntman) and his reputation in WCT (especially if this story goes untold). --- Man … the amount of plot twists and obstacles we faced on the road to worlds was mind blowing, and one of the biggest was Kyle injuring his hamstring 3 weeks before the event in a freak accident slipping on the sisters while wearing his back up shoes because his primaries were falling apart. He worked hard to heal quickly but couldn’t full sprint or use all of his tools (this can cause major hiccups when you hit unexpected dead ends in the continuums you’ve trained into your reactions for long periods of time). I also had a severe ankle injury and couldn’t get my ROM back in time so I was at about 60-70% of my skill level and also had to rework so many of my reactions/continuums to fit within those constraints. While I felt very uneasy about having to play under these conditions, I told Kyle I would never ask him to risk his health (would greatly impact his job) so it was his decision alone to what degree he would play. I had to come to a place of acceptance that I would have to fill that support role to give other players rest and maintain optimal pairings by at least just getting my tags.

 Because I was injured and unable to train for a couple months, I also decided one of the best ways I could serve the team was by leaning into a coaching role for the first time with Hollywood. I had some fun with digging deeper into the science of pairings (the mostly unexplored chess game played off the quad). I built a system of simulating mock matches based on my picks and variations of what I predicted the other teams would do, automating evasion probability outcomes and rest times for each athlete in between their chases (allowing us to specifically train cardio around specific targets for pairing chain breaking strats), etc. This helped me unearth a very interesting dynamic of optimal / sub optimal pairings chains & loops through flowcharts, how to set up key blocks and open doors for evasions working up stream, how to burn their best chasers back to back to leave an open door, how to use chain breakers often at the expense of cardio/stamina in order to pull the match out of the other team’s optimal chain loops and back into ours, etc. Kyle was on the fence up until the comp began, so I had to build two versions, one with him and one without. A hilarious realization we had was that if we could lead other teams to believe Kyle wasn’t injured, we could play a piece of what I call the “macro reputation game” and at least reduce the amount of times their best chasers were put on the board. We unfortunately didn’t think of this soon enough and so there were some rumors and suspicions going around that Kyle was injured. This meant we had to organize our first two matches in a way that made sense that Kyle wouldn’t play so we could at least get this effect going into the Ugen match. 

 He told me he was still on the fence up until the comp began, and unfortunately in our 30 min practice before the event he had some issues amping it up to full speed and afterwards his hamstring got worse. I didn’t play in the Eco threads match solely to save everything I had that day for Ugen. The night before day 2, Kyle and I had gone over the variations in flow charts which led to the second major realization, and one that made us giddy with laughter. It was the scenario where Kyle would play as safely as he could with the primary purpose of being bait throughout the rest of the tournament. This would help us set in motion some of our optimal pairing chains / loops while also giving needed rest if our players needed a couple more chases to be ready. He was very unlikely to score points but was at least confident enough he could tag some players. An amazing by product would be silencing any rumors or suspicions that Kyle was injured so that if he wasn’t able to keep going beyond the Ugen match, we would at least still be able to keep the ruse going and reduce the amount of play time of other teams’ best chasers waiting on the sidelines for Kyle to play. This was the most entertaining branch of reality and I could see that it had also gripped Kyle the way it had me. Right before the Ugen match, Kyle came to me and said he had been thinking it over and was ready for this branch of reality. After we laughed like school children hiding while waiting to spring a prank, we pulled it together and adjusted accordingly. Kyle said he’d play each match by ear and at maximum could give us one time in per match, which was perfect because even if we couldn’t effectively use him as bait each match or if we could accomplish our optimal pairing chains / loops by other means, this meant we needed to play him in at least once per match to keep the ruse going to reduce the amount of times their top chasers were put on the board in upcoming matches. 


It was an absolutely epic moment when Ugen took the bait and played Orlando on Kyle. As Orlando stepped up to the starter plate, in my head I was jumping up and down in celebration but had to contain myself because Haroon is a very smart man and I was worried he would pull Orlando off the starter plate if he saw me even crack a smile hahah so all I could hear were Gabe’s words in my head, “chill chi chill chi chill chill chill” I don’t actually know what my face looked like but I think I grabbed some water to take a drink and distract myself. When the buzzer sounded, all was set in motion, and the rest is history. Big ups to Ugen for bringing such a solid squad that required our absolute best. And big ups to the rest of Hollywood who carried the boats after the massive curveball that was Kyle’s injury. The only way any of this worked out is because we had such a solid crew where we could trust everyone to hit their marks. SODERDOGS! But the biggest of ups to Kyle who risked his health and reputation for the greater good of the team and provided ample laughter down this unexpected branch of reality! There is always opportunity in crisis. The obstacles in our path define the path, what stands in the way becomes the way.

I can look at crime statistics and tell you without even seeing the rest of this and know for a fact that white girls can absolutely NOT get away from black guys chasing them.

This sport looks like fun

This sport looks epic

Whaaaa ?

What the actual dumb fuckery did I just see... Humanity has zero hope

I didnt understand what happened. Why it appears red light? The time? A fault?

3:17:19 , that was NOT a tag xD ... when bad players think they are good, and things don't work, they get so desperate.

My knees just creaked to warn me, not to even try this

May I join the people who’ve never seen professional tag? This is so cool tho

boy vs. girl

Absolutely fair and epic move! Love it!

They may not have gone far, but I really love Quality Movement's spirit!

Imagine a pro parkour and a chase tag expert join this, who will win ?

Stupidest shiet.

Men vs women? Why

No offense that chick has the worst physique for this sport. Where do i sign up to just dominate

I think if I was playing this sport I would play it exactly like Ky does, but maybe a little faster pace and explosive cutting.

First player should have done the expert move of jumping out of the arena and landing after 20 seconds.

This is marvellous! 50 years ago, I would have fancied myself at this game. We used to call it 'pirates' - all the school gym equipment was set out (including ropes); mats connected the equipment and you were not allowed to use the floor(except where the mats were). It was unacceptably dangerous by today's standards and resulted in more than one broken arm. Sorry, Colin.

Kalu teyar to esa hua pkd hi ni paya benda

Wow amazing chase tag ky always a winner ❤

Wow amazing what fun ky with so much energy and stamina 👏

Love tap

In india "cchua cchut"

This shit goofy as fuck 😂 Fucking professional tag, get outta here