This is the first of two action-lead films from our time in Cologne. This one is fast whereas the other is more chilled.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Edited by David Milkins Huge thank you to Dan Roberts The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
This is the first of two action-lead films from our time in Cologne. This one is fast whereas the other is more chilled.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Edited by David Milkins Huge thank you to Dan Roberts The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
--- Music --- "Tribal Piano" by maer808 http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/134683Beyond the Brink - Full MovieParkour Tour2019-01-20 | In 2010, Daniel Ilabaca travelled on a European Parkour Tour to promote the 'Brink' videogame. The tour comprised of stops around key parkour communities, and various episodes were created for each section of the tour. Finally a feature length DVD was produced and sold of the full tour, with all copies selling out in 2011.
Eight years later, we're uploading that feature length version to Youtube for you to enjoy.
This is looking like our last episode for some time! We have a collection of a few more clips from Canada. Here we see what Maple Syrup looked like without the fisheye, a tasty bail from Jorrell and a few other scenes that didn't make it into one of the earlier episodes. Enjoy!
Here is a collection of extra clips and bails from Winnipeg. Parkour can be a high-risk activity in some instances and people are prone to falling from time to time. With that being said, the actual injury rate is very low and some falls can look bad but don't cause any serious injuries.
Next week will likely be our last episode for a while!
So here we are! The last of our full videos from Canada! This one we wanted to make a film that was a range of one-shot takes throughout the spots in Winnipeg, to give a sense of the dynamic nature of the community but ultimately because these kinds of videos are fun to make and to watch. We have some extras from the tour to come yet though, but we really hope youve enjoyed this tour and thankyou for your support throughout it.
DISCLAIMER: The ParkourTour acknowledges the differences between 'Parkour' and 'Free-running' and accepts that some practitioners feel strongly about the differences between the two. In this respect, we are showing a video of gym training here which is mostly flips and tricks. Whilst we understand the differences in philosophies, we appreciate all kinds of movement and chose to bring this gym training film into the tour as it is an important part of the Winnipeg community. This is not the place to get into arguments about which french guy said what. All forms of movement are beautiful and of equal worth.
So here is our fourth episode from Winnipeg! We're featuring the wonderful Fantastic Gymnastics which has grown to become the hub of the Winnipeg community. The gym runs regular sessions and events for the community in particular, which allows the locals somewhere to practice over the winter when it is especially snowy and often subzero temperatures. We've tried something a little different to the standard 'gym video' with the editing style and the camerawork, and if you enjoyed this film we would thoroughly appreciate your feedback. If you could share this video because you enjoyed it, it would mean the world to us.EP8: Pinawa Damage - ParkourTourParkour Tour2012-09-20 | Become a fan of the ParkourTour and be the first in the know at http://www.facebook.com/parkourtour
Jammage at the Dammage! Welcome to Pinawa Dam, where we spent a day exploring the ruins of the structure. The area is beautiful, with rapids and waterfalls. The dam itself is unlike anywhere else, powerful lines but old and crumbling, you had be check everythings stability first! If you enjoy these videos please like and share them!
If you like the tshirts, theyre availiable at http://www.ampisound.com/storeEP7: Canadian Community - Parkour TourParkour Tour2012-09-13 | Boom! The next episode from Winnipeg. In this one we focus on the community out there, with a fast paced edit showing what its like to train at the Summer Jam. There was an amazing atmosphere throughout the day and it felt great to be surrounded by such passionate traceurs. Next episode in a week!EP6: Welcome to Winnipeg - Parkour TourParkour Tour2012-09-06 | Episode 1 of 5! Boy have we got a treat for you. Our most recent stop on the Parkour Tour was incredible and we've returned with six new videos for you, from Winnipeg, Canada. Up first, an introduction to a few of the faces you'll be seeing over the next month and a half. Watch out for the budget bar setup!
You can get hold of the fancy Winnipeg shirts over on the Ampisound Store, they're very exclusive so don't miss out!
Here is episode five of our Madrid Parkour Tour - the last from the city! We had an awesome time in Madrid and most of that is thanks for the guys we met out there - thanks guys!
You can support us and look awesome at the same time by buying our clothing! Scott Bass designed our most recent tshirt!EP4: Community in Madrid - Parkour TourParkour Tour2012-04-14 | http://www.retourclothing.com
Here is episode four of our Madrid Parkour Tour! In this episode we explore Madrid and the incredible community there. Featuring guest appearances from JP, Link and Adrian.
You can support us and look awesome at the same time by buying our clothing! Scott Bass designed our most recent tshirt!EP3: Momento - Will Sutton - Parkour TourParkour Tour2012-04-05 | MA-DR-ID Tshirt only available at - http://www.retourclothing.com
Here is episode three of the Madrid Parkour Tour! We think this is our best episode yet, and would really appreciate your support in sharing and liking this video! Will Sutton, JP and Alex 'Link' Domarco move through madrid in this episode, and we focused on slick production values and capturing some of the finest movement.
We'll be releasing the episode four, where we focus on the community next week!EP2: A Walk in Madrid - Parkour TourParkour Tour2012-03-21 | Limited Edition Madrid Tshirt - http://www.retourclothing.com
This is episode two of our Madrid visit on the ParkourTour! We saw some amazing locations, and the community in Madrid is amazing. We especially enjoyed the park with the wooden beams at the start, although the lake near the end was tranquil and beautiful. Madrid is a city of many different shades!
We'll be releasing the episode three next Wednesday, so subscribe so you don't miss it!EP1: Arrivals in Madrid with Will Sutton - Parkour TourParkour Tour2012-03-15 | http://www.retourclothing.com - Parkour Tour T-shirts Available Now!
Welcome to the first episode of the Parkour Tour! This is the first video from our journey to Madrid, where we took Will Sutton to explore movement throughout the Spanish Capital. Along the way we will meet the local practitioners, visit some of the most amazing spots we've ever seen, and capture some amazing movement from the worlds best athletes.
You can keep in touch with us on our Facebook fanpage!
We're back! And we're going to make more videos showcasing Parkour communities from all over the world. But to do this we need your help.
We've set up an IndieGoGo page which explains the kind of support we need and what we can offer in return. There are DVDs, exclusive t-shirts, A4 photo prints, canvases and even the chance for us to visit your city.
Scott climbed the Dam du Lac while we on tour and did so with a GoPro strapped to his head. He went up the right side - not the most common route.Daniel Ilabaca vs BrinkParkour Tour2011-05-06 | http://www.indiegogo.com/parkourtour
The boys at Brink asked us to celebrate the launch of the game with a little mash up.
In the survey results the same four things kept coming up - you want a full-length version of the tour, you want a DVD, you want to own digital copies of the films and you want to see Daniel's moves in more detail. So we've been working hard at trying to do some of those things.Outtakes - Daniel Ilabaca Parkour TourParkour Tour2010-12-09 | http://www.indiegogo.com/parkourtour
Here are some of the lighter moments on Tour. 4,000 miles is a LONG way meaning that we were stuck on that bus for very LONG periods of time and for way too many days! It's only natural that we went a little crazy...
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
Together for the first time - the founder of Parkour, the founder of Freerunning and one of the best traceurs in the world.
This was a great day for the Tour. It was our last day and we decided to delay our return home to visit our old friend Sébastien Foucan in Lisses, birthplace of Parkour. He had mentioned to us that David was keen to meet with Daniel but we didn't know quite what to expect. And then, while we were in the middle of something else, he joined us.
The three of them spoke for a while about movement, family and other things. I know everyone will want to hear every breath of their conversation but it wouldn't be right. Although it happened on our Tour it was essentially a private moment and we should respect that.
In the excitement of YouTube videos it's easy to forget that these people have their private lives and they need to keep somethings just for themselves. David was there to meet Daniel, not to be filmed or interviewed by us.
After they had shared stories and experiences we took everyone out for a big lunch of moules frite followed by waffles - the meal of kings!
So this is the last of our documentaries episodes from the Parkour Tour 2010. There will be a few more 'best of' videos and some outtakes later this week. Thank you for watching the videos and supporting us along the way.
We will be back in 2011!
Daniel Ilabaca & Stephen Follows (tour director & producer) Parkour Tour
Ahhhhhhh...Paris. We left Paris to last as it felt right to end such a long and epic journey in the birth-city of Parkour. This film shows two of the sides of Paris - modern city centre (La Defense) and urban estates (the 13th District).
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Editing by Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
French traceurs talk about Parkour in their hometowns.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
Our last city - Paris! Paris has some of the best locations we experienced on the whole tour. The two main areas we fell in love with were La Defense and the 13th District.
It had been a long journey but as we entered Paris we all got the strong feeling of not wanting it to end. Luckily we managed to add one extra location onto the tour as we left Paris (see next week's episode to find out what happened!).
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews Editing by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe Additional camera by James Barber & Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
By this point we were coming towards the end of the Tour and so Daniel's movements became more reflective and chilled. Barcelona is a great city and we had a great time moving through it.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Editing by Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Spanish traceurs talk about Parkour in their hometowns.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
We had no idea what to expect in Barcelona. Were we going to have anyone turn up at the jam? Where were the good places to train? But Daniel had faith it would all just work out... and it did!
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews Editing by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe Additional camera by James Barber & Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
In Vienna we tried to capture the feeling of a whole city whereas this time we wanted to stick in one location. Luckily the location we found was perfect for this and offered lots of opportunities.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Editing by Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Italian traceurs talk about Parkour in their hometowns.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
Scott Bass shows us how diving into the sea is done with STYLE! Also starring Daniel Ilabaca and Dan Andrews.
This is a clip from our Parkour Tour. It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews Editing by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe Additional camera by James Barber & Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Vienna is a beautiful city and we had an amazing time moving around the place. We wanted to stay for a week but because the Tour had to go on we were only there for a day.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Leech, James Barber & Scott Bass Editing by John Bisset The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Ok, before you say anything, Andi lives in a town called Hard. His name strap does not declare that he IS hard, just that he lives there. Right, let's move on...
The Austrian traceurs had a strong sense of their identity... you're still thinking about the Andi/Hard thing, arn't you? Honestly, it's a real town. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard,_Austria
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
Leech was the perfect host and even started filming for us too! He took us to this council estate which had loads of great areas to train. We also hooked up with Andi Cold-as-ice who was his usual measured, considerate and subdued self ;-p
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews Editing by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe Additional camera by Leech, James Barber & Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
People have asked to see more of Daniel from the Team JiYo Park so here it is.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews & James Barber Editing by Frankie Shrieves The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
It was raining so we were inspired by 'Singing In The Rain' and the awesome Copenhagen Opera House.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Editing by Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
We spoke to the guys from Team Jiyo about their experiences of Parkour and what the Parkour community is like in Denmark.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
It rained SOOO much on the way! The van even got a little flooded. And we thought that our time in Copenhagen would be wasted as we waited for it to stop raining. But we were lucky and only got a little wet when in Copenhagen.
Team Jiyo and their mind-blowing park were well worth travelling for. Denmark has one of the best set-ups for Parkour as it's really accepted into schools, courses, etc and because the Park is free and open for all.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews Editing by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe Additional camera by James Barber & Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Something a bit more chilled this time. We were shown this great climbing wall by Phillip Raasch from ParkourONE. The locals traceurs call it 'Freur Du Lac' and we found it a really cool place to unwind and think about how much we'd done already on the tour.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Edited by David Milkins The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Traceurs and freerunners from Germany talk about the discipline.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
Cologne was a strange day - a little bit of tension but also some great locations and movements so by the end we'd bonded as a team. We arrived in Cologne as a collection of different people but left as family.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by Dan Andrews Editing by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe Additional camera by James Barber & Scott Bass The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Sneak peak of the movement Daniel did when we visited Cologne in Germany
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
People have asked to see Daniel's precision from Amsterdam from other angles so here you go!
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
Daniel's injured foot would normally been enough to stop any movement at all but as the day went on he found energy from the people and the places we visited.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and Directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera by James Barber & Scott Bass Edited by Ben Nugent The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
Amsterdam was a tough day. Daniel had hurt his foot in London so we decided not to push things else risk not being able to visit the other six cities. The weather looked like rain in the morning but by the end of the day we were well and truly sunburnt ( facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=154886797882341 )
Philip and the guys at Tanoshii Parkour (www.tanoshii-parkour.nl) were really cool and spent the day showing us around.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and Directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera & Sound by Dan Andrews Additional Camera by James Barber Edited by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)
We interviewed some Dutch freerunners and traceurs about Parkour and Freerunning in Holland. Check our channel to see our similar film with UK freerunners. In the next few weeks you'll see freerunners for six other European cities talk about Parkour and Freerunning in their cities.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
The first movement didn't make the main edit but we thought you'd like it. Plus a few people have asked for the full skateboard-to-kong shot so here it is...
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
We decided that for our first 'Action Film' to go with something a bit different. So here's Daniel moving around London set to Boléro by Maurice Ravel.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
We interviewed some UK freerunners about Parkour and Freerunning in the UK. In the next few weeks you'll see freerunners for seven other European cities talk about Parkour and Freerunning in their cities.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
London was the first city on Daniel Ilabaca's 8 city European tour. This is the behind the scenes of the filming we did and the freerunners we met.
It took 3 weeks, we drove over 4,000 miles and visited 8 countries but we did it! Daniel Ilabaca travelled across Europe to meet Parkour and Freerunning communities in London, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen, Vienna, Milan, Barcelona and Paris.
In each city we met and trained with the locals, did a bit of filming and then ended the day with a massive jam.
We filmed every step of the journey and over the next few months we'll be showing you what happened.
And all this happened because the nice people behind 'Brink' supported us. Check out Brink at http://www.brinkthegame.com
-- Credits -- Produced and Directed by Stephen Follows (http://www.stephenfollows.com) Camera & Sound by Dan Andrews Addtional Camerawork by James Barber and Scott Bass Edited by David Milkins Sound Mix by Peter Chung-Rowe The tour was created and filmed by Catsnake (http://www.catsnake.com)