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  • I used to think I wasn't competitive. It already looked good and it was such a simple concept.

    我曾經認為自己沒有競爭力。已經很好看了,而且是這麼簡單的概念。

  • I got the phone call, thought it was mad.

    我接到電話,以為是瘋了。

  • And like they pulled these doors open. You got 20 seconds, let's go. That's the only

    就像他們拉開了這些門你有20秒,我們走吧。這是唯一的

  • reason I'm competing. Why are you competing to come second? You're not. You're competing

    我參加比賽的原因。你為什麼要爭奪第二名?你沒有你是在競爭

  • to come first, right? You want to win?

    要先來,對不對?你想贏?

  • Actually, this this is this is wild. How do I even get my head around this? I like there's

    其實,這這這是野的。我怎麼都想不明白呢?我喜歡有

  • this massive warehouse that we never knew was there.

    這個巨大的倉庫,我們從來不知道有。

  • We used to do a lot of tag. Someone had like a GoPro, and we just thought, let's test the

    我們曾經做了很多的標籤。有人有像一個GoPro,我們只是想,讓我們的測試,

  • GoPro out and film one of our games of tag, and so we put the helmet on and then we just

    GoPro,並拍攝我們的遊戲的標籤,所以我們把頭盔上,然後我們只是。

  • started playing tag in the garden. And it just kind of shows how how the sport

    開始在花園裡玩標籤。它只是一種顯示 如何如何如何的運動。

  • has evolved really.

    已經發展到真的。

  • Can you explain to me the basic rules of a chase tag match? Basically, there's two teams

    你能給我解釋一下追逐賽的基本規則嗎?基本上,有兩支隊伍

  • of up to five or six athletes, depending on the tournament.

    的最多五到六名運動員,根據比賽情況。

  • Each chase last 20 seconds.

    每次追逐持續20秒。

  • One person is chaser and one person is evader, and the chaser has to try and tag the evader,

    一個人是追趕者,一個人是逃避者,追趕者要設法標記逃避者。

  • and the evader has to try and not get caught. Whoever wins stays on is the evader, that's

    而逃亡者必須儘量不被抓到。誰贏了誰就能繼續留在這裡,那就是

  • the most important thing. So the winner always stays on as the evader. And if the evader

    最重要的事情。所以贏家總是以逃避者的身份留下來。而如果逃避者

  • can last 20 seconds without getting caught, then they get a point. Each match is basically

    能持續20秒不被抓,那麼他們就能得到一分。每場比賽基本上都是

  • the best of sixteen chases.

    十六追中的佼佼者。

  • One of the things that I noticed as a viewer is the sort of array of names that different

    作為觀眾,我注意到的其中一件事是,不同的名字的陣列

  • obstacles have.

    障礙有:

  • We'll do we do a clockwise, clockwise overview of all the obstalce. You've got the front

    我們將做我們做一個順時針,順時針概述 所有的障礙。你已經得到了前面

  • line. People can just jump straight from a chase plate over the front line, which is

    線。人們可以直接從追板上跳過前線,這就是

  • like a six foot jump about three foot up. Quite impressive. Come across the sisters,

    像六英尺跳約三英尺高。相當厲害。碰到這對姐妹。

  • which are two boards that you can take off of the first one and jump the second one,

    這是兩塊板子,你可以從第一塊板子上取下來,跳到第二塊板子上。

  • or you can do a double kong or a dive kong, which is when you like, slap with your hands

    或者你可以做一個雙槓或潛槓,這是當你喜歡,用你的手拍打。

  • and your bum comes up in the air.

    和你的屁股來了 在空中。

  • After the sisters, you get to the back line and this first obstacle in the back left is

    過了妹子,就到了後線,這個左後方的第一個障礙是

  • where a lot of the evaders will start. It's called the tilted cube. Again, the tilted

    很多逃避者會從那裡開始。這就是所謂的傾斜的立方體。同樣,傾斜的

  • cube providing a lot of protection. It is also one of the highest places for people

    立方體提供了很多保護。它也是人們最高的地方之一

  • to get tagged. Come around the back line, which puts you underneath the mountain, which

    以獲得標記。繞到後線,這讓你在山下,這。

  • is this big structure at the back with two big boards and a big flat board at the front.

    就是後面這個大結構,有兩塊大板,前面有一塊大平板。

  • Over the back, we've got the loading bay. This is the bac right.

    在後面,我們已經得到了裝載艙。這是右邊的BAC。

  • You're going to hit the ridge, which is a really high wall, it's probably the most likely

    你會撞到山脊,這是一個非常高的牆,它可能是最有可能的。

  • obstacle to clip your knees on. Do you have a breakdown of what makes a really

    障礙物來夾住你的膝蓋。你有一個細分的什麼使得一個真正的。

  • good or bad chase?

    好還是壞的追逐?

  • I think the definition of a good chase is the number of interesting interactions probably.

    我想,好的追逐的定義大概就是有趣的互動次數。

  • Chases have a certain kind of dynamic. You kind of look at them as like interactions

    追逐有某種動態。你可以把它們看成是一種相互作用。

  • and then the chases. So the first four seconds of a chase is just the chaser getting towards

    然後是追擊。所以追擊的前四秒是追擊者朝向...

  • the evader. Then there's interaction and then and then

    的逃避者。然後是互動,然後再然後

  • there's interaction either he gets caught or he moves on to another part of the court.

    有互動,要麼他被抓,要麼他轉移到球場的另一部分。

  • And then there's another interaction. So there is a kind of dynamic to a chase. There's interaction

    然後還有另一種互動。是以,有一種動態的追逐。有互動

  • pursuit, interaction, pursuit, interaction, pursuit.

    追求、互動、追求、互動、追求。

  • But we have a term called EQ, which is evasion quality, and that's like probably the most

    但我們有一個術語叫EQ,就是迴避品質,這就像可能是最的

  • important thing to remember to do with the courts. So if it's a low IQ area, there's

    重要的事情,要記住與法院做。所以如果是低智商地區,有

  • not much protection. If it's a high EQ area, there's a lot of protection.

    保護力度不大。如果是高EQ的區域,就會有很多保護。

  • And then we realized the more obstacles we sort of put in the court, we realized it got

    然後我們意識到我們在法庭上設置了更多的障礙,我們意識到它得到了。

  • more interesting, the more obstacles they were, then we realized actually parkour people

    更有趣的是,他們的障礙物越多,然後我們意識到其實跑酷的人

  • are probably going to be the best athletes to play because there's so many obstacles.

    是可能會成為最好的運動員,因為有太多的障礙。

  • What is going on in this clip? I'm coming up super high so I can reach above the bar,

    這個片段是怎麼回事?我上來的時候是超高的,所以我可以達到欄杆上面。

  • not just grab it with my fingertips.

    而不是僅僅用指尖抓住它。

  • I'm actually grabbing with bent arms, then I can load weight onto my lats, transfer underneath

    我其實是用彎曲的手臂抓取,然後我可以把重量加載到我的腰部,在下面轉移

  • the ball with a swing, up to the other side of the bar for the 180. Grab the bar again.

    球與擺動,到另一側的酒吧180。再抓住杆子。

  • So I had to let go of it to do the one eighty. And then once I've grabbed it, I'm reengaging

    所以我必須放手去做一八零。然後一旦我抓住了它,我就會重新參與進來

  • all of my active shoulder movement. So lats, shoulders like pulling in and then being able

    我所有的主動肩部運動。所以,腰部,肩部喜歡拉,然後能夠... ...

  • to spot where I'm going and further my hips up above the space I'm going to land on and

    來確定我要去的地方,並進一步我的臀部以上的空間,我將降落在和

  • then land on the balls of my feet, which is like a must with parkour, because if you land

    然後降落在我的腳球,這就像一個必須與跑酷,因為如果你土地

  • anywhere on the box, you could slip.

    盒子上的任何地方,你可能會滑倒。

  • If you land on the edge, you've got something to push against and it needs to be the balls

    如果你落在邊緣,你就會有東西推著你,它需要的是球

  • of your feet because if you land on your toes, you'll slip, and if you land in the middle,

    因為如果你的腳尖著地,你會滑倒,如果你在中間著地。

  • it'll hurt.

    會很疼的

  • And if you land on the heels, you could slip.

    而且如果你落在高跟鞋上,你可能會滑倒。

  • So it has to be this part of your foot that's strong.

    所以必須是你腳的這個部位強壯。

  • You're reminding me of in those Guy Ritchie Sherlock Holmes movies when Holmes gets in

    你讓我想起了蓋-裡奇的電影《福爾摩斯》,當福爾摩斯進來的時候

  • some sort of situation. "Cross to the right cheek."

    某種情況。"向右臉頰交叉。"

  • The whole point of parkour, like the philosophy behind it is basically like self-control and

    整個跑酷的意義,就像它背後的哲學,基本上就像自制力和。

  • understanding of your body and understanding your surroundings and stuff like that.

    瞭解自己的身體,瞭解周圍的環境之類的東西。

  • How is the parkour world organized into these teams?

    跑酷界是如何組織成這些團隊的?

  • What are teams? So all these brands came about as, yeah, just groups of young lads who were

    什麼是團隊?所有這些品牌的出現都是,是的,只是一群年輕的小夥子,他們是

  • training together often, having fun and wanting to try and make a living off of it.

    經常在一起訓練,玩得很開心,想嘗試著以此為生。

  • That first time that you tried World Chase Tag, do you remember how that felt or what

    你第一次嘗試世界大通關的時候,你還記得那種感覺嗎,或者是什麼?

  • you thought? Yeah, I was really tired. It's going to take persistence. Was that a tag,

    你覺得呢?是的,我是真的累了。這將需要堅持不懈的努力。那是一個標籤。

  • no Richard's still in pursuit! Richard's going low!

    不,理查德還在追!理查德在下降!

  • I was like, this is really fucking tiring. As a parkour athlete, you're used to doing

    我當時想,這真是他媽的累人。作為一個跑酷運動員,你習慣於這樣做。

  • lines that are like really, really short and explosive, right?

    行,是像真的,真的短 和爆炸性,對不對?

  • And you have a preset route like you don't just run around as people think, like on roofs

    你有一個預設的路線,就像你不只是跑來跑去的人認為,像在屋頂上。

  • and like do anything. You don't do that. Everything's pretty thought out. Everything's tested. Everything

    和喜歡做任何事情。你不這樣做。一切的漂亮想出來。一切的測試。每件事

  • is like, I know what I can do. This is like it's totally like instinctual at first.

    是喜歡,我知道我可以做什麼。這就像它完全像 本能的第一。

  • Because obviously when you first play you don't think about tactics, you're just like,

    因為很明顯,當你第一次玩的時候,你不會考慮戰術,你只是喜歡。

  • OK, just run like, you know? And obviously, you play the first game, you're like, OK,

    好吧,只是運行喜歡,你知道嗎?很明顯,你玩的第一場比賽, 你喜歡,OK。

  • this the first two, three games. You're like, OK, there's some strategy to

    這前兩三場比賽。你喜歡,OK,有一些策略,以

  • this.

    這個。

  • You're familiar with in like any ball sport, you get juking so you'd go like you going

    你熟悉的像任何球類運動,你得到juking所以你會去像你去。

  • up to a player and you divert. So it looks like you going to go one way and you go the

    到了一個玩家那裡,你就會轉移。所以,它看起來像你要去一個方向,你走的是

  • other way. That's like a really obvious like we use juking.

    其他方式。這就像一個非常明顯的像我們使用juking。

  • Idling is a great term, but it's when you you've got an obstacle between you and another

    閒置是個很好的名詞,但是當你和另一個人之間有障礙的時候

  • person. So there's an impasse and you look like you're moving, but you're not.

    人。所以出現了僵局,你看似在動,實則不然。

  • So you're just you're on the balls of your feet. You're almost, it's like an engine is

    所以你只是... ...你是在你的腳球。你幾乎,這就像一個發動機是。

  • running and then it explodes. And that's, it's the build up is a crescendo

    運行,然後它爆炸。那是,它的建立是一個高潮。

  • before the like, great drop in the music. James, wait , you see. Look at that.

    前的喜歡,偉大的下降的音樂。詹姆斯,等等,你看。你看那個。

  • Yeah. Goading him on, giving him a little bit of hands.

    是啊。慫恿他,給他一點手。

  • Proper mental torture almost of like like antagonizing somebody and getting them frustrated.

    適當的精神折磨幾乎就像... ...像對抗某人,讓他們感到沮喪。

  • So you know what they're going to do? You know, like telegraphing something is something

    所以你知道他們要做什麼嗎?你知道,像電報的東西是什麼東西

  • that's really, really important. I think that fighting is a really similar.

    這是真的,真的很重要。我認為,戰鬥是一個非常相似的。

  • What can you tell me about this idea of herding? One of the techniques would be called shepherding,

    你能告訴我這個放牧的理念是什麼?其中一種技術就叫牧養。

  • and I think I'm safe to say that that's quite well known.

    我想我可以肯定地說,這是很有名的。

  • Yeah, I've I've been using herding. You just classed it up like 20 percent.

    是的,我... ...我一直在用放牧。你只是把它歸類為20%。

  • Yeah.

    是啊。

  • But yeah, I mean, the name says it, it is sort of like you're doing this and doing this

    但是,是的,我的意思是,名字說的是,它有點像你這樣做,做這個。

  • and you're keeping them in a corner. And it's like having control over where they are, because

    你讓他們在一個角落裡。這就像有控制 他們在哪裡,因為。

  • you're almost like you're at their mercy if you're following them around religiously,

    你幾乎像你在他們的憐憫 如果你跟隨他們周圍的宗教。

  • whereas if you are shepherding them and keeping them into a corner, you have control in that

    而如果你是牧羊人,把他們關在一個角落裡,你就有控制權了

  • situation.

    狀況。

  • Haroon herds perfectly.

    哈龍完美地放牧。

  • Reverse herd is really, really tricky to do, and it's basically to keep your eyes on the

    反向放牧真的非常非常的棘手,基本上是要盯住的。

  • opponent as an evader and run them through high IQ obstacles while they're chasing you.

    對手作為一個逃避者,並運行他們通過高智商的障礙,而他們追你。

  • And I know that's something he's worked on because I talk to friends of them and he basically

    我知道他一直在努力,因為我跟他們的朋友談過,他基本上...

  • points. Steps up, goes up to the mountain, drops down, Haroon pointing one way going

    點。階,上山,下山,哈倫指著一個方向走去

  • the other, a trademark of his.

    另一個,是他的商標。

  • Being a chaser used to be easier, it's now made a little bit harder because they they

    以前做追兵容易,現在做追兵就有點難了,因為他們他們

  • talk about EQ, evasion quality, quite a lot and they're trying to increase that. What

    談論EQ,迴避品質,相當多,他們正試圖增加。什麼?

  • they want to do is they want to keep the EQ at twenty five percent. So I used to love

    他們想做的是他們想保持EQ在25%。所以我以前很喜歡

  • chasing because I thought it was really, really easy and I could get it done. But for, like,

    追逐,因為我認為這是真的, 真的很容易,我可以得到它。但對於,喜歡,

  • pure glory, evasions are like how you get points, right. Like evasion is how you get

    純粹的榮耀,迴避就像你如何獲得積分一樣,對吧。就像迴避是你如何獲得

  • a point and how you get it done. So I love that the most.

    一個點,以及你如何去完成它。所以我最喜歡這個。

  • We always used to play in an open garden, and then I remember the day, the first time,

    我們以前總是在露天花園裡玩,然後我記得那一天,第一次。

  • the obstacles kind of came into it.

    障礙種進入它。

  • Christian had cut the hedge and we started to play around the hedge clippings, and that

    克里斯蒂安砍掉了樹籬,我們開始在樹籬邊上玩耍,那是什麼?

  • was the first time we thought, actually, that's pretty, that's pretty good.

    是第一次,我們認為,其實,這是漂亮的,這是相當不錯的。

  • So it was running based.

    所以它是基於運行的。

  • So if you are fast and agile, then you would dominate. Then when we introduce the bench,

    所以如果你的速度快、敏捷,那麼你會佔據優勢。那麼當我們介紹凳。

  • it was quite a low bench. You had to go over the bench. So it was a different skill.

    這是一個相當低的板凳。你必須翻過板凳。所以這是一個不同的技能。

  • We started in the garden, then we started a meetup group. Once it got to winter, people

    我們先是在園子裡,然後開了個見面會。一旦到了冬天,人們

  • was sliding. It was muddy and it was raining. And so we moved into a gym that called Parkour

    正在滑行。它是泥濘的,它是下雨。所以我們搬進了一個叫跑酷的健身房。

  • Generations. That was the first parkour gym that opened up in like in London. They had

    世代。這是第一個跑酷健身房 這打開了像在倫敦。他們有

  • much better obstacles, so we started to like that, but they were just boxes and bars. We

    所以我們開始喜歡上了這些障礙物,但它們只是盒子和欄杆。但它們只是盒子和欄杆。

  • bought some scaffolding and we basically made our own quad.

    買了一些腳手架,我們基本上做了我們自己的四。

  • And this is the definite watershed moment for us, because we knew it was fun.

    而這對我們來說絕對是分水嶺,因為我們知道這很有趣。

  • This video of you guys, this is maybe my favorite footage that I've ever received from a source

    你們的這段視頻,這也許是我最喜歡的片段,我收到的消息來源

  • of you guys debating the placement of the bars in your in your back garden.

    你們這些傢伙辯論的位置 酒吧在你的在你的後花園。

  • I reckon the good thing about it is that, again, the EQ, for stop there's going to be

    我估計它的好處是,同樣是EQ,對於停止有會是

  • no thing around here.

    這裡沒有任何東西。

  • You help the Chaser to stop Benny Hill. If the bar is here within sort of actually see

    你幫助追擊者阻止班尼-希爾。如果酒吧在這裡,在某種程度上,實際上是看到了

  • the bar there. Yeah, that's the thing.

    吧檯那裡。是的,這就是事情。

  • You actually don't want that body because it might help them come up here.

    你其實並不想要那具身體,因為它可能會幫助他們來到這裡。

  • But what the Chaser would do is if someone flies through from into this hole and you

    但追獵者會做的是,如果有人從這個洞裡飛過來,而你卻...

  • suppose suppose.

    假設假設。

  • We've had that conversation a million times.

    我們已經談過無數次了。

  • So we just then had to refine the rules and then we've just been refining the quad and

    所以我們就不得不完善規則,然後我們就一直在完善四合院和。

  • then just refining it, refining it as we go along.

    然後只是完善它,完善它,因為我們去。

  • I don't think it's a big priority is going to be a hassle to do it unless, you know,

    我不認為這是一個大的優先級是會是一個麻煩的做法,除非,你知道。

  • I think I don't know, I'll have to measure up and do it. But, yeah, it could go on there.

    我想我不知道,我必須測量起來,做到這一點。但是,是的,它可以去那裡。

  • What is your name and what is your primary occupation in the world of sports commentary?

    你叫什麼名字,你在體育解說界的主要職業是什麼?

  • Well, I'm Dan Dawson, I've ridiculously accidentally ended up with this sort of moniker of Dan

    我是丹-道森,我很可笑地意外地獲得了丹這個綽號。

  • Darts Dawson. International Darts Open.

    飛鏢道森。國際飛鏢公開賽。

  • The final European tour event of the year has just played out.

    今年最後一場歐巡賽剛剛打完。

  • It's been won by this man, the rock star Joe Cullin. And it is a heart breaker. Andy Hamilton

    這個人贏了,搖滾明星喬・卡林。這讓人心碎安迪-漢密爾頓

  • with a nine darter!

    用九節棍!

  • And so you're sort of put in this interesting position because you have all this knowledge

    所以你的處境很有趣,因為你擁有所有的知識。

  • about darts and the darts world. But then suddenly you have to become obsessed with

    關於飛鏢和飛鏢世界。但突然間,你就不得不迷戀上了。

  • World Chase Tag in a very short period of time.

    世界大通牌在很短的時間內。

  • As somebody I'd worked with on the darts had got in touch, just bummed me a speculative

    因為有一個和我一起做飛鏢的人和我聯繫過,只是給了我一個投機取巧的機會。

  • email saying I'm doing a doing this thing.

    電子郵件說我在做一個做這件事。

  • It's like it's like a sport, but it's like like tag, you know, like the playground game.

    這就像它像一項運動, 但它像標籤,你知道, 像遊樂場的遊戲。

  • And then as soon as I, I Googled it and had a look like I was I was blown away.

    然後我一,我上網查了一下,一看我是我被嚇到了。

  • I was aware of parkour, but only like when I was a teenager, I think when it all sort

    我知道跑酷,但只有當我十幾歲的時候,我想當這一切的排序。

  • of started happening, there were these impossibly cool French guys going, of parkour is it's

    開始發生,有這些不可能的酷法國人去,跑酷是它的。

  • a philosophy it is not a sport. It is a way of life. And I remember people just running

    一種哲學,它不是一項運動。它是一種生活方式。我記得人們只是跑

  • around as a teenager, like jumping on walls and stuff a bit like this. The American office

    少年時,喜歡跳牆之類的東西有點像這樣。美國辦公室

  • geezer who just runs around shouting parkour. Parkour! And then to see this turned into

    老頭誰只是跑來跑去 喊跑酷。跑酷!然後看到這個變成了

  • an actual competitive sport was was cool. But I was I still wasn't prepared for when

    一個實際的競技運動是很酷。但我還是沒有準備好,當...

  • I actually got down there on the day.

    那天我真的下去了。

  • He cannot get hold of it back on the loading bay!.

    他不能把它弄回裝貨區!

  • I mean, look at me. I walked into that place and they all look like Greek gods. I was like

    我的意思是,看著我。我走進那個地方,他們看起來都像希臘神。我當時就想

  • I was like Jabba the Hutt being surrounded by like three dozen Luke Skywalkers somersaulting

    我就像赫特人賈巴被三打天行者盧克包圍著在翻筋斗。

  • all over the place. Like that is not my natural habitat. But to go in there and just try and

    到處都是。好像那不是我的自然棲息地。但去那裡,只是嘗試和

  • learn. Speaking to Damien and Christian about how they came up with the game and the concept,

    學習。跟Damien和Christian說說他們是如何想出這個遊戲和概念的。

  • Connor was invaluable when I was working with him just to try, I've got him to just walk

    康納是非常寶貴的,當我和他一起工作,只是為了嘗試,我已經得到了他只是步行

  • me around the quad.

    我在四合院裡。

  • Over the sisters ran towards his front line, looking to cut down the angle and does so.

    過姐妹們向他的前線跑去,想切下角度,也確實如此。

  • And lands on tops. He lands on top of him, that is crazy play, he had to make up for

    而且落在上面。他降落在他的頂部,這是瘋狂的遊戲,他必須彌補。

  • lost time from a small slip up early on his massive run chasing down across the front

    喪失了時間,因為他在前面的大量跑動中,早早地就因為一個小小的失誤而失去了時間。

  • line and get down on top of the other player.

    線,並在對方球員身上趴下。

  • I'm learning as much as anybody else about this. It's a new sport for everybody to get

    我和別人一樣在學習這個知識。這是一項新的運動,每個人都可以得到。

  • their head around. What makes you, the people who are in the

    他們的腦袋周圍。是什麼讓你,的人在。

  • rain, assembling the scaffolding, debating the placement of a bar? What drives this obsession

    雨,組裝腳手架,爭論酒吧的位置?是什麼驅使著這種執著

  • for you? I wanted to see the best people chase. And

    為你?我想看看最好的人追逐。而

  • I really hope there's a day where people are, you know, at the age of eight, they get into

    我真的希望有一天,人們是, 你知道,在8歲的時候,他們進入了

  • chase tag and they just train the whole time. And I'd love to see them when they're twenty

    追逐標籤,他們只是訓練的全部時間。我很想看看他們20歲時的樣子

  • five or twenty eight at the peak of their physical condition, training against other

    五、二十八歲,正值身體的巔峰時期,與其他的人進行訓練。

  • people who have also trained since they were eight.

    的人,他們也從八歲開始訓練。

  • I would go to sleep at night some nights. Like what I'm really like preparing for a

    我會在某些夜晚入睡。就像我真正喜歡的準備一個

  • competition, like thinking about routes and lines and things. I go like down a rabbit

    競爭,像思考路線和線路和東西。我就像下了一隻兔子

  • hole. You think in your head your your little vision

    洞。你認為在你的腦海中 你的小視野

  • of yourself, you go, yeah, I can do I can do all of that.

    的自己,你去,是的,我可以做我可以做所有的。

  • Absolutely. All of it. And then you realize that you can't even carry your washing upstairs

    絕對的所有的一切。然後你意識到你甚至不能把你的衣服搬到樓上去。

  • without tripping over the cat or something. When we do parkour, we say we're training.

    沒有絆倒貓什麼的。當我們做跑酷時,我們說我們在訓練。

  • We're training like what are we training for. And I suppose you could say it was a situation

    我們在訓練,就像我們在訓練什麼。我想你可以說這是一個情況下,

  • in which you're chasing or evading someone. So it's almost like, World Chase TAg is like

    在其中你追逐或逃避別人。所以這幾乎就像,世界追殺TAg就像。

  • the thing that we are preparing ourselves for.

    的事情,我們正在為自己做準備。

  • I start describing how the sport works. And as I'm describing it, I get like a feedback

    我開始描述這項運動是如何運作的。當我描述的時候,我得到的反饋就像...

  • loop of , man, this sounds really good, I'd love to watch this.

    循環的,夥計,這聽起來真的很不錯,我很想看這個。

  • You just see how similar like we all are, regardless of actually where we're from. And

    你只是看到我們都是多麼的相似,不管其實我們是哪裡人。而且

  • this is this is a really interesting element for me that that all humans could be united

    這對我來說是一個非常有趣的元素,所有的人都可以團結在一起。

  • by this one activity that they all do.

    通過這一項活動,他們都在做。

  • That's a giant skull in the background.

    背景是一個巨大的骷髏。

  • Do you want skull or no skull? Skull's fine.

    你是要骷髏頭還是不要骷髏頭?骷髏頭就可以了

  • At the time when lockdown first happened, we were sort of tentatively talking about

    在封鎖剛發生的時候,我們還有點試探性地討論過

  • having quite a few events. I think we had a European Championships sort of penciled

    有相當多的事件。我想我們有一個歐錦賽排序的筆畫。

  • in. We had a potential event in Saudi Arabia, penciled in. We also had an of what was going

    在。我們有一個潛在的事件 在沙特阿拉伯,筆劃在。我們也有一個什麼是怎麼回事

  • to be the world championships in America. And then as soon as lockdown came up, we just

    要成為世界冠軍 在美國。然後,只要鎖定了,我們只是... ...

  • realized that none of that was going to happen. Our final decision, which is sort of encouraged

    意識到這一切都不可能發生。我們的最終決定,這是一種鼓勵

  • by the investors that we have at the moment, they said, OK, let's do a US national event.

    由我們目前的投資人,他們說,好,我們做一個美國的國家活動。

  • And that's what we ended up doing in October in Atlanta.

    這就是我們10月份在亞特蘭大做的事情。

  • Another thing that like that came positive out of the lockdown, what happened in the

    另一件事,像這樣的封鎖來的積極,發生在

  • U.K. was we got really good weather and normally when we have the quad up, we only put the

    英國是我們得到了非常好的天氣,通常情況下,當我們有四個,我們只把它的

  • quad up for events. So we have to book a space we put the quota. And that's the only time

    quad up for events。所以我們要預訂一個空間,我們把配額。而這是唯一一次

  • me and Damien get to sort of set it up, and we can never use it because all the athletes

    我和達米安得到排序設置, 我們永遠不能使用它,因為所有的運動員。

  • want to train on it. So during lockdown and we had the good weather, we decided to put

    想要訓練它。所以在封鎖期間,我們有良好的天氣,我們決定把。

  • the quad up. First time we've done that. And so for us, we had more time on the quad than

    四起。我們第一次這樣做。所以對我們來說,我們有更多的時間在四輪車上,而不是

  • we've ever had before.

    我們曾經有過的。

I used to think I wasn't competitive. It already looked good and it was such a simple concept.

我曾經認為自己沒有競爭力。已經很好看了,而且是這麼簡單的概念。

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