In this video, djsteen shows us his athleticism on the court with a highly spirited tennis frolic. Racket in hand, Derek gracefully executes frolic #300, the “net jump” frolic with a 180 twist.

While the camerawork may be a bit too blair witch-esque for some tastes, the frolicking skills exhibited in this video can be universally appreciated as a favorite by finer frolicking fans from far fetched free nations around the globe.

If you find yourself down 3-6, 2-6, 3 all in the tiebreak in your final set and you need a pick-me-up, consider a tennis frolic to get you back in the match.

In this video we learn that there is one rule to Disneyland frolicking: Disneyland frolicking has no rules!

DJSteen, leggyblonde and friends showcase some in store frolicking, some cotton candy frolicking with a twist, and it finishes off with some nifty letter frolicking. At one point, I hear you can actually see them frolic in the shape of the letter F, but you have to squint real close and wear those red and blue 3D glasses from the 80s. You’ll find the 3D glasses in this month’s issue of Frolic Magazine.

I took my daughters to their first trip to Disneyland last year and they frolicked like crazy. Nothing compared to the skillfull frolicking shown in this video, but I could still see some frolic potential. I’ll probably put them in frolic summercamp to build up their arm flailing techniques, and then when they get old enough, I’ll spring for some frolic private lessons to see if they can make it to the pros.

You’ve got your shopping carts, you’ve got your escalators, your Apple store frolicking…it’s all packed in frolic filled video.

This frolicking is so fancy free, that it features a new 3 step frolicking formula to follow.  Step 1:  Never injure a non-frolicker. Step 2:  Have a frolic phrase.  Step  3: Have an escape route.  Yes, an escape route.

Pull up a chair, turn up the speakers, and watch the frolic masters get their frolic on in a crowded mall.

You can check out more of Derek Steen (djsteen) at his official website at DJSteen.com.

Please note that parts of this video should not be attempted at home by novice frolickers.  If you have a beach at your house, please practice daily.

This was actually the second “frolicking” video I watched on viddler.  The first frolicking video I watched was “hood frolicking” because that was the featured video of the day when I first happened across viddler.  Yes, Viddler’s been around for years and I’m just now coming across it…it’s clear I’m not that rare species of earlyadoptasaurus.

My favorite step in frolicking is definitely “fully commit”.  That’s a great philosophy for life, comedy, film, business, website development, branding.  Fully commit.  Oh, and have fun.

Check out more of Michelle Glavan (leggyblonde) on her website at MichelleGlavan.com. Her “I Kissed a Dog” video is hilarious (not frolicky, but hilarious nontheless)