Title says it all: are there skiing/rail benefits that are noteworthy and noticeable? I’d like to get into slack-lining and I’m curious how much my skiing abilities could be affected. Note: I’m asking for personal experience from people who slack-line, not general benefits like balance, etc.
My apologies if threads like this are floating around somewhere, I couldn’t find any.
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Skiing benefits to slack-lining?
Hey I skied two days last year and could only pizza. After slack lining this off season I stomped my first 810 dub genie grab disaster to a down rail.
Highly recommend op. Didn't help with my balance though.
**This post was edited on Apr 20th 2019 at 12:29:10am
Highly recommend op. Didn't help with my balance though.
**This post was edited on Apr 20th 2019 at 12:29:10am
It takes no balance at all so it will never help your balance
i managed to do a backflip off a slackline so this year i sent a double misty on snow.
trust the process
trust the process
i slackline in the off season
it helped me with learning backflips
it helped me with learning backflips
TRVP_ANGELi managed to do a backflip off a slackline so this year i sent a double misty on snow.
trust the process
I appreciate this image
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