What if “acro” is the common thread running through yoga, handstands, slacklining, and partner work? Viewed that way, practice gets simpler. In this post, we share the YogaSlackers’ Five Principles of Acrobatics. The dials we reach for to build control, stability and connection.
Have you ever found yourself wanting to set up more slacklines than you have webbing for? With a longer slackline, and some additional gear, you can transform one piece of webbing into multiple slacklines.
No outdoor space? No problem! With the right setup, you can slackline indoors year-round. From creative anchor points to essential safety tips, this guide covers everything you need to turn your indoor space into a training ground.
If you are dealing with longer pieces of webbing, butterfly coils are a great option. As it allows you to store and transport long slacklines with or without a bag
Learn three different ways to store your slackline webbing depending on use and space needs.
x-Frames If trees are not an option or attaching to a solid structure that is at least hip high is unavailable for you, you may want to consider building some
Daisy chaining your line will help keep the webbing free of tangles, compact and easy to transport. This is our favorite way to store a slackline: a quadruple daisy chain.
Our complete collection of slackline gear, thoughtfully designed for all skill levels.
