Ryan doyle and daniel ilabaca biography
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The good ol&#; Monkey Gainer (it was originally called)! Which was later to be named by the majority as the Kong Gainer. I remember this one as the most iconic revolutionary moves in the history of the sport and I was lucky enough to be there at the very beginning.
I happened to be at Daniel&#;s home in Moreton when he was practising it on the bonnet of a van onto a crash mat. This was back in , so quite some time ago and the Freerunning world was different back then.
When Daniel first began practising this one, I thought to myself, is that really possible? There seemed to be a higher risk than any other move at the time. It was really stepping into unknown territory that no other Freerunner had seen before.
Where & when was the Kong Gainer (Monkey Gainer) created?
The Kong Gainer was first performed in Moreton town on the Wirral, UK. Daniel Ilabaca&#;s childhood hometown and a place with strong Parkour history.
The first video on YouTube showing the Monkey Gainer was uploa
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I guess you&#;re wondering who invented the Pimp Flip? Also why was it called the Pimp flip? I will go into details on the history of the move and why it become what it is today.
The Pimp Flip has been around for over a decade now and for good reason. But, one question some people may ask is what everyone wonders is, where did the name come from?
Well in fact, the Pimp Flip was first introduced around by Owen Hegarty. Owen was based in Liverpool at the time, but original born on the Isle of Man. He was around in the early days of UK Parkour training with athletes such as Ryan Doyle and Danial Ilabaca.
Q&A with Owen: About the Pimp Flip
Why was it named the Pimp Flip?
In those years of Parkour, it was such a small community that I’d say at least 60% of the worldwide athletes communicated through an online forum set up by team 3Run.
Shortly before I came up with the PimpFlip I had started training with Daniel Ilabaca as he lived locally to me. He had just released the “Kong
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Daniel Marcus Ilabaca (born 23 January ) is a freerunner and traceur from Moreton, Merseyside, England. He along with Ryan Doyle, is the founder of the World Freerunning and Parkour Federation.
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