Is this seat taken? Train passenger finds a spot using THIS impressive trick
A TRAIN passenger has been caught on camera switching seats using a very impressive acrobatic trick.
Swedish freerunner changes train seats in the BEST way
Sometimes it’s a struggle to find a seat on the tube or train, but this man has solved the problem.
Marcus Soderberg was filmed on a moving train travelling through Stockholm in Sweden.
The self-described ‘freerunning artist’ starts in one of the train seats facing forwards.
All of a sudden, he flips himself forwards, heading straight for the seat in front of him.
He throws his hands down onto the seat followed by his head.
In one swift fluid motion his legs are in the air.
He then continues to flip over the back-to-back seats as he launches off his hands and head.
Incredibly, he manages to land in the seat in font, facing in the same direction as when he started.
If you quickly need to change seat, use your head
He lands the acrobatic move at the exact same time the train comes to a halt.
Marcus shared the impressive clip to his Instagram and it quickly went viral on social media.
He captioned the video: “If you quickly need to change seat. Use your head! Do not try during rush hour!”
The clip took off on social site Reddit, with one user joking: “When someone you don’t like sits next to you”.
Another viewer shared: “Smooth... But I would have rather seen what this looked like upon his first attempt.”
Free running is also known as ‘parkour’ - a type of movement based on obstacle courses run by the military.
An elderly couple recently had a video of them on a train go viral, for an entirely different reason.
The pair joined into a rap performance on an underground train.