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squamishdirtbag


Jan 6, 2008, 11:08 PM
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Does anyone time themselves, just see how long you can stand on the line for? Never tryed myself.
Hours I suppose if your good enough. Arms gonna get tried maybe? People love records. Anybody know the time record?


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I don't think there is currently a running record on time. Frankly it'd be too easy to just walk out so far and sit down or lie down for hours and hours. Even if you put stipulations on standing and required passes / hour it'd be a very, very long and boring time for some of us.

To date I've got 6 hours without touching the ground. I was over a frozen mud pit and was working a thin line (5/8") about 45 feet long set about 8 feet up. I didn't do many tricks but I did have my lunch and several snacks up there.

My arms would get fatigued but then I'd just do behind the back arm folded while walking until they were good again. I was very sore the next day.

Without shoes I could probably my cap at 10 hours but it would take a lot to keep me from getting bored with it. With shoes for support probably more but I'd be more likely to fall off.


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squamishdirtbag wrote:
Does anyone time themselves, just see how long you can stand on the line for? Never tryed myself.
Hours I suppose if your good enough. Arms gonna get tried maybe? People love records. Anybody know the time record?

Slacklining is on the verge of a new level of boring.


beyondclothing


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Six hours???? I've never timed myself, but I do know my skateboarding and snowboarding improved tremendously after practicing on a slackline.


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Slacklining made my balance inprove...

for slacklining.


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jgloporto wrote:
Slacklining is on the verge of a new level of boring.

Ditto.

I'm all for promoting the sport in any way I can but if time trials is where we are going I gotta say that kinda sucks. That would take any fun out of it as it actually discourages any of the fun challenging tricks or pushing ones limits.

 

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