Daniel Ilabaca - Fight Science - Stealth Fighters

Just after MTV's Ultimate Parkour Challenge, me and Ryan embark on a journey to the fight science set.

Daniel Ilabaca

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[chenpod123]

Cop's nightmare to chase of these guys.LOL

[DreamnEMC]

lmao i love how they say average human like we are some freak of nature,

[xxshadow4xx]

2:08 - "The dummy's impact generates 18 jeez."

[teamACABConnor]

is it just me or did she call ryan doyle "ryan dun"?



[Free1Germany]

LOVE IT!!!

[MrYaoiMonster]

@anaikahas Likely, they wanted to put emphasis on how paramount the difference would have been with someone else landing (i.e. the dummy). Ive seen what happens in that situation (and it's not pretty), so they actually are pretty justified in what they're saying...

[anaikahas]

@MrYaoiMonster yeah of course daniel is a very skilled traceur, and you could consider that a technique, but it's just that they make a really big deal out of it and later daniel rather casually jumps off of it

[MrYaoiMonster]

@anaikahas Yes, without any technique, but Daniel did use a technique. He bent his legs on impact to absorb the force of landing more efficiently, not to mention that he has trained in this for years and is more adjusted to dealing with landings.

[DaUrbanMunky]

@Shaadeedaa America, my friends from Miami Freerunning (founders of Parkulture) taught the Miami-Dade police department.

[Shaadeedaa]

@DaUrbanMunky In what country?

[DaUrbanMunky]

@chenpod123 We teach police parkour

[anaikahas]

They measure all the stuff when Ryan lands and rolls, the narror goes like: without using any landing technique this force could easily break his legs. Then at 8:29 Daniel just sideflips from the same height