Moonwalk, a show of Dean Potter practicing slackline in front of the moon<\/p>\n\n
The origins of the slackline are associated with the climbers of the Yosemite Valley in California (USA) in the early 1980s. Adan Grosowsky and Jeff Ellington began to walk on slack chains and cables near the parking lots to entertain themselves. Over time, the hobby evolved and they began to use the climbing equipment to walk on it. The sport flourished from there among the climbers of the valley, and later spread throughout the world.<\/p>\n\n
Today it is a very popular sport among the climbing community and there are slackline schools around the world that have evolved the sport into several modalities:<\/p>\n\n
Trickline: <\/strong>The most widespread type of slackline is the trickline where the tape is located a short distance from the ground and is very tight.<\/p>\n\n Waterline: <\/strong>This modality is done on top of the water.<\/p>\n\n Longline: <\/strong>The Longline is based on tapes over 30 meters long and 25 millimeters wide.<\/p>\n\n Highline: <\/strong>The most extreme modality is known as highline and is performed on tapes located more than 20 meters high.<\/p>\n\n Here you have Dean Potter practicing Highline in front of the moon, impressive images of one of the most special climbers, BASE jumpers and Slacker in the world.<\/p>\n\n Remember that at Inguru Abentura we also offerAdventure sport activities<\/strong><\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Yoga Slackline: <\/strong>It consists of performing yoga on the rope, a lot of concentration and practice on the rope is required.<\/p>\n\n Here you have Dean Potter<\/p>\n\n