Pyts Park is home to Latin America's biggest freeride mountain biking event, the Todo o Nada. It was born to give skilled, unknown riders from all corners of the world a place to express their true talent and ride among the world-class free riders.

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Pablo Yarur, the venue's visionary founder, envisioned a space where Chileans could broaden their horizons. His Pyt's Park, a world-class training facility, is where the impossible becomes possible, and everyone can learn, grow and create. The event series blends trail building, play and a commitment to living intentionally and mindfully. Managed and designed by Alan Mandel, owner of Trail Co. Inc. and winner of Redbull Rampage Dipper Awards in the past. Next year, the event has a name change to ‘It’s all or nothing’ in January.

We look forward to seeing the life-changing opportunities this has created for many. Worth following on social media platforms for some inspirational stories.

This edit is part of a series of episodes featuring different riders. The Rise of Ihan Patino tells a short story about selling his bike to get a bus ticket to ride at the event. He now rides for many brands, including Commencal Bikes. You’re in for a treat with impressive slow-mo jump sequences and a feel of the wholesome community around the venue.

• todoonada.co

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