risk-freerunning

noun
UK /ˌrɪsk ˈfriː rʌnɪŋ/
US /ˌrɪsk ˈfriː rʌnɪŋ/

Running and jumping in a safe way where you do not take big chances.

The coach taught the kids risk-freerunning so they could play on the obstacles without getting hurt.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A style of freerunning where every move is planned to keep the chance of injury very low.

She practices risk-freerunning on low walls before trying the tall ones.

3. A training method that teaches people to move over obstacles while staying as safe as possible.

The gym offers a risk-freerunning class for beginners.

4. Moving quickly through a place while avoiding anything dangerous.

His risk-freerunning through the playground kept him out of the busy street.