Objective:

to interpret the senses and meanings that underlie the relationships that parkour and skateboard practitioners weave within their practice and with the other inhabitants of the city.

Methodology:

this is a phenomenological study that uses discussion interviews and semi-structured interviews conducted with groups and individuals that are part of the practices.

Results:

The results indicate that inter-subjective relationships in practice are characterized by their horizontality, in which knowledge and experiences are worth because of their formative and friendly nature and not by hierarchy. The interrelation of the subjects is limited to the solidarity, responsibility, motivation and care of the other within the practices.

Conclusion:

the processes of subjectivation and intersubjectivity feed on the self of others, traceurs and skaters project not only their own subjectivities, but also reflect some forms of those with which they confront.

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