How to Slackline | Hayley Ashburn

Name: How to Slackline | Hayley Ashburn
SKU: SP0168
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Subtitle: A Comprehensive Guide To Rigging And Walking Techniques For Tricklines, Longlines, And Highlines
Author: Hayley Ashburn
Publisher: Falcon Guides (2013)
ISBN-10: 0762784997
ISBN-13: 9780762784998
Condition: Very Good. Minor wear to cover corners, else a clean, well bound copy.
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 196
Dimensions: 23.3 x 19 x 1.3 cm
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by Hayley Ashburn
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Originating in the climbing world, slacklining is the act of balancing along a narrow, flexible piece of webbing that has been anchored between two stable objects. The book includes detailed methods for building tricklines (low lines used for jumping tricks), longlines (low lines where the goal is to walk as long as possible), and highlines (slacklines rigged high between cliffs using climbing gear). Technique chapters cover the skills needed to practice all types of slacklining.

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