Get schooled in slacklining. This fundamentals video teaches you about setting up your Gibbon® slackline, getting on it, walking, and turning. When you’ve mastered that, move on to some basic tricks. With these tips and a little practice, you’ll find your balance on the line.

Three of the world's best slackliners are here to teach you the fundamentals you'll need to begin the sport. You'll learn to master setting up your Gibbon slackline, getting on the line, walking, turns, and basic tricks. Slacklining is for EVERYONE and with these tips and a little practice you'll look like a pro in no time!

About Slacklining:
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--such as trees. Slacklines are usually set up low to the ground, making it possible for people of all ability levels to practice on them. Unlike tightropes and balance beams, slacklines offer a certain amount of give in the line that allows you to bounce and do tricks as you traverse. Using a slackline for balance practice can improve core strength, help you develop focus, and refine your movements for any athletic pursuit, from climbing to gymnastics and beyond. Lightweight and simple to set up virtually anywhere with sturdy trees or other stationary anchors, slacklining is a great way to challenge yourself and pass the time--whether you are an avid climber, a yogi, or a family looking for a fun challenge that you can do together.

Studio: Gibbon Slacklines