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Slacklining is a 'neat' sport :)

@@Yogaslackerstidy line, tidy mind!😂

That's awesome. We are doing our best to continue to offer quality products and content! Hopefully your slackline is holding up well after a dozen years! Check out our newer videos for more inspiration, every minute of watch time does really help us out.

@@Yogaslackers Will do!! First started when I was living in Eugene so it always brings back good memories. Finally got some summer weather near Portland so the line is going up for the summer :). Thanks again!

Glad you enjoyed it

let us know if you need any tips.

Let us know how it goes

@@Yogaslackers It was pretty tough. I just picked a couple things to try. I was working on the knee exposure and I got that for a few seconds. Was concerned about getting whipped in the face though so I didn't really commit yet. Then I was trying to weight shifts in normal exposure and couldn't quite shift my weight but made some progress.

thanks for watching

There is a #HighNinjaStar that goes through a reverse star.

would you be willing to send us a video of your current practice. That way is easier for us to diagnose. You can reach us at yogaslackers@gmail.com

Yes! But just enough to keep the ribs and hips in alignment. There's no need to overly engage them. Check out the ribs in / hip tilt explanation in this video: ua-cam.com/video/sPKz-RfwE50/v-deo.html

Glad to know you liked it. Please let us know what was your favorite part. This will help you create more content that you will enjoy!

Thanks for your comment. The answer is, it depends! It will be much easier for us to give you feedback if we see your current handstand on the wall and a few attempts on the skill. Have you joined our facebook group? There you can load videos and pictures and we can provide more information. Facebook.com/groups/12daysofhandstands

Over 20 years

Thank you. We have been working hard to give clear explanations of the things that have helped us learn to stand longer on our hands.

You would be surprised how fast this can be learned :)

That’s a great option. It will help you learn the body position, gain shoulder and core strength, in addition to learning to balance from the forearms. If you feel better and want to do the drill from your hands, you will only be adding one new variant.

Absolutely, progression is crucial. For those starting out, I recommend the "Wall Scissors" drill, which is broken down into three difficulty levels. There's also a preliminary "Wall Tightness Drill" for building foundational strength. Advance to the next level only when you feel strong and secure enough. Patience and gradual improvement are essential. Here are the resources: Wall Tightness Drill: ua-cam.com/video/CIpJD-UfEvA/v-deo.html Wall Scissors Drill (3 Levels): ua-cam.com/video/DG8-hH3jbGk/v-deo.html After mastering Level 3, aim to move closer to the wall, as demonstrated in the current tutorial. Remember, the key tip from this video is to properly align your forearms. Keep practicing, and stay consistent!

@@Yogaslackers that is.....suuuuper Thank you 😊 so very much I'll precisely follow Thank I'll keep you updated 😊

Let us know how your practice progresses. We are here to help.

@@Yogaslackers I will

Thanks George, we have been working on creating clear and useful content.

Hahaha, it was more just my experience changing the hubs over to manual. The real info is in the Link in the description.

The eLine Light slackline kit comes with non lockers, either type will work. We use lockers with most of our teaching gear to add an extra layer of security.

I went to school at NMIT in Nelson :).

Thanks, this car and message has been a huge part of our life and we are happy the spirit of the #PeaceLoveCar can live on through this film. Thank you very much for taking a moment to drop a comment as creating this film took years and years of effort.

We are in Vietnam now... how about you?

Yokohama, Japan@@RaquelHernandezCruz

We have always wanted to visit Hungry! How is it there?

Nice :-). Come! You can stay in my place!

@@johannapal6043 we may take you up on that offer! What's the best time of the year?

@@johannapal6043 let us know what month is best :)

@@RaquelHernandezCruz I think spring or autumn

We appreciate your comment and concern. We have had well over 30,000 students and non have been injured while practicing savasana on the slackline.

Cool dad!

Thanks Andy, I good reminder that fear can come back if you don't challenge it often enough :).

We are. Leaving this Friday.

@@Yogaslackers me too, in Hualien!!!

@@makasii oh! So close yet so far. We will be in Taichung tomorrow. Then Bali for a week followed by Vietnam.

You're welcome. Let us know what else you want to see :)

Thanks we have put a lot of work in over the last 20 years. Happy to see that it's becoming more useful 😁.

wow! so honored! Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hope you can make it!

Thank you! 🥰