Classes and Interactive Slacklining
Slacklining is for everyone.
Why?
Slacklining is a great way to get people moving and to experience a fun and addictive new challenge. Slacklining is great for kids and adults alike, and has even been used in physical therapy for knee, hip, and ankle stability. For our slackline classes and interactive areas, we like want to make slacklining as approachable as possible.
Interactive Slacklining
What can I expect?
Challenge – Laughter- Fun
For many events we suggest a slackline interactive area, where anyone and their grandmother can try their hand at this art of balance. The slacklines will be set up at knee height to make walking easy. We love to spend time in the interactive area teaching others the basics to balancing on a slackline, and beginners always seem to leave wanting to try slacklining again. Slacklining is appropriate for essentially all ages; we’ve taught people anywhere from 3 to 83 years old!
What is needed?
It is easy to set up a slackline interactive area, all that is needed is space for multiple slacklines between 10 and 30 feet long each.
Classes
Want a more in-depth instruction on how to slackline? Slackline classes offer more structured approach to slacklining that can bring you or your guests to the next level of slackline ability. Classes are perfect for schools, festivals, or any group willing to learn!
What can I expect?
Slackline classes are 1-2 hours long and are perfect for groups of 5-15 people (per slackline teacher). A beginner slackline class will teach you the basic mechanics of walking as well as your first static poses on a slackline.
We also offer private slackline instruction for beginners and aspiring professionals upon request.
What is needed?
A slackline class simply requires space for multiple slacklines between 10 and 30 feet long each. 3-4 slacklines is perfect for a class of 10 students.