Parkour B Map

Parkour B Map — 20 bite-size parkour boxes, a timer that pushes you, and clean checkpoints so you can actually finish runs.

This one’s built for quick flow. You’ve got twenty 10×10 rooms, each boxed in with its own flavor of jumps, weird angles, and little curveballs so your hands never go on autopilot. The timer sits there like a coach, daring you to shave seconds, while the checkpoint and restart system let you reset instantly without killing your vibe. It’s the kind of parkour where you learn the room in two or three passes, lock a line, and then grind for that one clean take that feels so good you screenshot the time. If you’re new to Bedrock parkour, this is perfect warm-up material before bigger courses; if you’ve got experience, it’s a speedrun playground where every micro mistake actually matters.

The trick to clearing boxes fast is momentum discipline. Keep your sprint held, land on the front third of each block, and treat every jump as a setup for the next one. When a room throws tight gaps or awkward diagonals, don’t panic-jump early; ride your stride, then tap jump at the edge and let the game’s timing do the heavy lifting. Head-bonk ceilings and low arches want you to crouch your ego and go low and fast. Ladders and trapdoors, if they show up, are about angles more than speed—aim your crosshair where you want your feet to land, then commit. When a box hides a “gotcha,” take one slow scout lap, mark the safe line in your head, and immediately run it at full pace so you don’t overthink it.



Racing friends is where Parkour B Map pops off. Fire up a voice call, three-two-one the timer, and play best-of-five sprints through a set of rooms. Loser calls the next box so nobody sits on their comfort picks. If you want clean clips, record at golden hour so shadows help you read depth, keep your FOV a touch wider than default, and run two takes per room: one safe clear for consistency, one greedy send for PBs. On mobile, drop render distance and let the map’s compact layout keep frames smooth; the boxes are small enough that performance stays crisp even on older devices.

For posting and search, tag it naturally—“Parkour B Map for Minecraft Bedrock,” “MCPE parkour map,” “Bedrock parkour boxes”—so other players can find what you just mastered. Then chase that timer. The rooms are short, the resets are instant, and every green split feels like a tiny win you can stack into a full run.

How to install?
Android: use ES Explorer to find mcworld in the download folder. Click on a file to import it inside.
Versions of Windows 10: Go to your downloads folder and find mcworld. Click on the document to add it to the client.
IOS: as soon as they clicked on the Download button below, the device will offer to open it.

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