3 Beginner Highline Freestyle Tricks from Backbounce: Backroll, BB Chestroll, BB Richy Roll

[@Guillermopenavisionevolucion]

Tanya 5:39 very much Rebeca!!

[@DronBruno]

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[@Guillermopenavisionevolucion]

Thank you

[@Robbieburnett1]

Another great tutorial!!

[@BalanceAndBounce]

Thanks!

[@adamgal2265]

Hi! I am a beginner and I have been strugglering with the leash fall for a while, could you advice something which would help me . I always catching the line when I am falling 😢

[@BalanceAndBounce]

Hi! Without knowing more details (can you stand up already or not, in what situations do you catch, are you scared on a highline), I'm not exactly sure what will help you, but these could be some ideas: * try tricks in the hangover (kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaSpaZprjteLj5o) - as you fall much less far, I found this less scary and a good way to get used to falling * try the deadman dive (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rny4hpKCqLR_Zq8) and focus on not catching the line or the leash * if you're scared on the highline, maybe do a "safety leashfall" at the beginning where you hang with the hands on the line and then let go to know for sure that it's safe to fall in the leash * if you already know how to stand up, stand on the line and really jump to one side - if you jump, you won't hit the line and just fall to the side - I sometimes do this still with tricks, I think about what are the worst case scenarios about how I can fall and when I can conclude that they are not that bad, I try to create them artifically and focus on letting go off the hands to experience and convince myself that a fall is not bad * no matter your situation, it's not that easy to change a habit, so try to create situation where you would catch and can decide differently and take the leashfall Feel free to write me on Instagram (instagram.com/rebek.ka_) to give me more details on what you struggle with.

[@adamgal2265]

@@BalanceAndBounce thank you for your reply , I sent a message on Instagram 🙂

[@Guillermopenavisionevolucion]

Which kind of webbing do you thing IS the moré apropiarte to start in highline tricks?

[@BalanceAndBounce]

I would recommend Pinktube by Slacktivity to start because it is a webbing that works great on different lengths - short or long. There a few other webbings that work a little bit better on 70 m spots, but this difference is so small you won't notice it at all until much later. I still use Pinktube myself on our 60 m spot :)