What is Quadrobics

Quadrobics - is an extreme sport consisting in the movement of a person on four limbs imitating the ground locomotion of animals (walking, running, jumping and other movements), their gait and characteristic gaits.  Basically, the movements of horses, cats and dogs are imitated, often in masks and a visually approximate image of the corresponding animals.  A separate direction of quadrobics is a dance on four limbs.

 In terms of the level of injury risk, the quad is close to parkour.

 History of Quadrobics

  The origins of the sport date back to the early 2000s, influenced by the formation of the movement, a Japanese named Kenichi Ito, who set the Guinness record for running on all fours for 100 meters, a direction in fitness known as "Crawling", as well as one of the types of yoga "Animal Flow"  and of course parkour.

  In recent years, there has been an explosive growth in the content and popularity of Quadrobics among young people on the TikTok and YouTube services.  Individual videos are gaining millions of views.

 Spreading

  Quadrobics finds distribution among such subcultures as furries, therianthropes, fans of cosplay, anime, animal lovers and the TikTok service.