#slack lining

[leadbelay]

Slacklining in the park.

One of our new team members working on balance. Slacklining, used in conjunction with climbing, is a great way to improve balance and core strength. It also has the benefit of helping teach safe rigging if you are so inclined.

[earthstory]

handsomerobinson

Surfing the Sedona spires!!! 🏄‍♂️ 🏜 It’s pretty hard to describe the experience of floating 20-30 feet left to right while trying to maintain balance... all while managing the freak out of being incredibly exposed! But man it’s a blast. It’s this back and forth between the coolest feeling of levitating across the sky, and finding the absolute perfect angle to bounce off of at the edges... or you’re about to take a pretty hefty whip 😳🤪 // 📸:

@seandoctor

[mevansphotography-blog]

That was a fun weekend of climbing with high liners above! 

[xenaeleo]

Slacking with my favourite doggos

[leadbelay]

Slackline rigged on cams. Part of the Leadbelay team rigged this line a few weeks ago to celebrate the anniversary of the breaking of the thousand meter mark on a Highline.

[leadbelay]

"The classic Camp 4 rest activity: Slacklining."

I was recently *given* a basic slack line kit and I've been having a blast on it. I've done a teeny tiny bit of slack lining and even high lining in the past but I've never been super good (no practice) but now I can feel my balance improving!

How many climbers here slack line as well??

[earthstory]

travisburkephotography

The cold mist swirled around me and I could hear and feel nothing but the intense power of the falls.

Walking this close to something moving so fast in my peripheral vision made it exponentially harder to find my balance, but when I was able to focus and relax enough, the experience was like nothing else in the world!

Yesterday’s walk through the sky in Oregon.

Huge thanks to

@kylormelton

for capturing this video and

@handsomerobinson

for putting in so much work to set up this line.🙏🏼🙌🏼

[bonelesssboiz]

It’s a reliable truth that every man will, upon seeing one of those outdoor tightrope slack lining type things, will try it out.