01 Trickline

Tricklining involves using a slackline over short distances (usually 10-20m) set at about waist height to learn a wide range of static and dynamic tricks.  The term ‘static tricks’ refers to holding and linking different positions on the line while the line itself remains stationery.  ‘Dynamic tricks’ refers to tricks that use the stretch and rebound of the line to generate bounce so the slackliner can perform jumps and tricks similar to those on a trampoline.

Photo: UK Slackliner Jake White.
Photographer – Danny Fitzpatrick

 

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The United Kingdom Slackline Association (UKSA) is the representative body that exists to protect the freedoms and promote the interests of all slackliners including but not limited to Trickliners, Longliners and Highliner. The UKSA recognises that Slacklining, especially longlining and highlining are activities with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions.
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