^yah, too obvious. look at that little black debris right below his feet (where the old blacktop meets the fresh asphalt). It moves when the car passes by then back.

fake fake fake. A for effort. lol

 

This guy is legit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgWM_NufDic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLUMi...eature=related

 

 

I would say that his style of flipping over the car is probably the easiest way to do it. (Not that the flip is easy, especially not the double that this guy does, but wit getting your body horizontal, you don't have to get quite as high.)

 

This video may be fake, but it's not rare too see someone able to jump over a ~4-ft-tall car moving at a fast pace. Michael Jordan could have easily jumped 1 1/2 times that height (albeit from a running start); same goes for most high jump athletes. Also, Shaolin monks are notoriously known for training in high jumps in a stationary position. I've personally seen some of them jump out of a ~2-meter hole in a stationary position.

 

Good, that's finally answered. Now I can sleep at night....

 

First video the buildings shadow moves. But a good fake anyway.

 

Thanks for the info. I'll have to go dig a little deeper then. It would have been embarrassing as hell had they gotten away so easily.

 

 

They're still Buddhist monks; have a little respect. They train to jump in holes; as they advance, the holes get deeper.