Technique, setup and the practical side of slacklining in Britain.
Slacklining is balancing on a flat length of webbing tensioned between two anchors. Here is what separates it from tightrope walking, and what the disciplines within it actually involve.
Read articleWhat actually happens when you start: why your leg shakes uncontrollably, what to practise first, and a realistic sense of how quickly progress comes.
Read articlePublic parks, private land and indoor options — how permission actually works for slacklining in Britain, and how to avoid being the reason a park bans it.
Read articleOver-tensioning, looking at your feet, rigging too high, skipping tree protection — the errors that slow people down or get them hurt, and what to do instead.
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