Some early publicity for an emmerging PK talent.
LIVERPOOL ECHO April 2003

THE LISSES TRIP By Daniel Ilabaca

Since an early age Extreme sports have influenced the way I move and the way I see the world around me. I feel now that I have always been doing Parkour but it didn't have a name and to this day still doesn't for me. I always thought that I was alone in what I did.

At secondary school I always seemed set apart from my friends because I was always climbing trees and running and jumping over obstacles.

Lisses for me was a journey of discovery because I had always wanted to know about this place that had inspired a group of friends to take a child hood game and turn it into the discipline that many know today.

Moving around Lisses and seeing the places they used to play and later trained in made me realise how similar our backgrounds are.

So for any out there reading this let me say that it’s well worth the visit, but don’t expect loads of pubs, cinemas and shopping precincts. Lisses is simply a Parkour playground, and what else do you need!?

Daniel

Click the icon to watch Daniel's clip from Lisses

Daniel recently featured in the much publicised Mike Christie TVC for Rogers Wireless (Canada). Christie acknowledged that Parkour had come a long way since Jump Britain.

“This is quite simply the most skilled team I’ve ever seen. Parkour has moved on so much in the last three years, and to put a French master like Stephane Vigroux together with amazing young British talents like Chase Armitage, Daniel Ilabaca, Kerbie, and all the others, was better than I could have dreamed”.






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