10 Typical Mistakes Beginners do on a Slackline

[@kathyharding2077]

So helpful. This 58 year old Nana is improving greatly thanks to these tips!

[@kawzmOS]

WHAAAAT. Let's go, Nana!!!

[@hejbnise]

Age is only number

[@MoGhodbani]

Let’s go Nana ❤😊

[@GeezerBoy65]

This is the best slackline balance tutorial on the web. Or for learning to balance on one leg period. No question. Thank you thank you. Beginners especially in anything should begin with what not to do rather than what to do. Although they are the same, expressed differently. Best to have DO NOT DO THIS mindset and rules in your head. Good teachers often show 1. Wrong way. 2. Right way. 3. Wrong way(s). Repeat

[@PapaToatz]

I just started getting into slacklining. Like a complete noob but I love it! I watched about 8 vids on slacklining for beginners and this one has been the most helpful!!! Ty!!!

[@SlacktivityCh]

Happy to hear that :-) Then we wish you a lot of stoke to continue your journey into slacklining ;-)

[@henryvanderwater6974]

first beginner slackline video that isn't made for morons. super helpful, the first tip about the locked knee is what was holding me back. 6th video i've watched on tips and the only one that wasn't just like 'use your arms to balance' and 'balance is important'

[@tozfun7906]

Very compliments by Valentina 44 old years, a new beginner...from Italy! Go on!

[@TiagosMentor]

Thanks buddy, this is my 5th session time practicing and my progress is astonishing! I’ve been applying this advices from the beginning and it’s rocking up my technique and balance. Very excited to see where it goes 🌋🌄

[@eonblue46]

I think you all are making the best instructional slackline videos on the internet. Please keep it up!! Thank you 🙏

[@SlacktivityCh]

Thanks a lot - we will for sure continue to put out content ;-)

[@grapple99]

Excellent advice... many of these apply to uni-cycling as well

[@navsvarigi]

This is one of the best *slackline tips & tricks* video! And bonus mistake chapter - gr8! Also it looks like that Sam is more stable on the slackline than on the ground. ;) P.S. Hello, granny! 3:42

[@federicoezequielmackin]

Very cool ! thank you Samuel and Tobias !

[@Rene_Kuehnel]

Been trying to figure out how to improve on the slackline for Spartan Races for some time now. That video was incredibly helpful! Thanks a lot! :)

[@FocoNoals]

Beautiful vídeo!!! Good tips for the begginers with advanced touch !!! Namaste Samuel 🙏💎🧘‍♂️🐒

[@IBG000]

This was a very informative and concise video! Great job :)

[@grainnea3035]

Ohhhh I'm making 4 of those mistakes! Thank you 😁

[@KovolosChannel_therealkovolo]

Not anymore, cause you watched this video!

[@MrDubstepaDeko]

Hi, mistake number 8 are you saying hollowback is a mistake ? or its a mistake not to be in hollow back ? thanks

[@misff]

Really the best tips in one video

[@jaylakayalah5798]

True man

[@HoboDan]

I like that tip of "move a lot".Good one

[@MindDrip]

Great video thanks. Do you have a video with reasons for *why* to learn balancing on a slackline? I just discovered there's one not far from where I live and I have the opportunity to practice it, but I'm curious about what kind of benefits you've experienced from doing it, thanks

[@AvonNabors]

very vivid explanation

[@toschka_music]

Samuel! Vielen Dank für die vielen tollen Videos!

[@SkyRaker77]

thanks very much and no 10 minutes in the beginning explaining the reason for the video... definitely liked

[@kathcrispix]

Sehr gut erklärt und hilfreich, Spaß und Motivation auch für totale Anfänger ohne Talent :-))))!! Cool!

[@isogulaleb]

Thanks Sam, these are useful tips. May I have another one? What about the direction of the feet? Should you contacting foot be aligned with the rope (let the whole surface of your foot touch the rope) or turn it slightly? As far as I see your standing foot is aligned with thanks a lot!

[@esraayousef5643]

Excellent video, thank you

[@SillyMoon]

Thanks brother

[@saulcorralsanchez4460]

Great video! I may show it to some begginer friends. Thanks!

[@barberousseh8618]

very good and helpful advice thank you !

[@MultiWhitetower]

Thanks

[@kokkinias]

Amazing

[@superdivemaster]

Great Lesson ...

[@thepicklefish]

Best vid on youtube!

[@ianarott6201]

Thank you.

[@doraymeandyou]

Where I live the trees all taper in around hip height, so I try to secure the Slackline at knee height but it slides up, so it’s too high to step over.

[@jaylakayalah5798]

Super good video keep the good content up!

[@50StichesSteel]

Great and informative video

[@jaka4142]

super useful! thx!!

[@oogabooga4047]

Nice video

[@OliviaWood14]

Merci vill mal, das isch mega nützlich! (Und muess sege, scho no luschtig wenn eim öpper es Video empfehlt und s isch vo öpperem us de Heimät. Lg us Schottland)

[@tonyofarrell7318]

That was good ,thanks

[@maxkrebs1324]

great stuff !

[@needfriends8422]

I love your videos!!!! Thank you XD

[@laurent.pietri]

merci

[@colinarmour5560]

That helps

[@evandrocarlociaccia9877]

Yay!

[@sambsialia]

How old is too old please?

[@tytorubio3271]

When you cant walk anymore

[@kevinspelman7899]

Sam, consider balancing on your left leg. You are always on your right leg...

[@SlacktivityCh]

Haha, you're totally right! My right leg is the one on which I'm more stable to explain things ^^ When doing tricks I'm trying to be less one-sided... But well, I still am one-sided unfurtunately...

[@francoisguilbert3]

no mistake, I care for the gift of life, no way I will treat myself like garbage, disposal

[@isogulaleb]

Thanks Sam, these are useful tips. May I have another one? What about the direction of the feet? Should your contacting foot be aligned with the rope (let the whole surface of your foot touch the rope) or turn it slightly? As far as I see your standing foot is aligned with thanks a lot!

[@SlacktivityCh]

Hi! Your foot should be straight on the line. However, there are slight differences in the anatomy of different people. And on every step you will have your foot position just slightly different. Over all I recommend to not concentrate too much on the exact foot position but rather concentrate on relaxing your toes to not grab the line with them.

[@isogulaleb]

@@SlacktivityCh Thanks Sam!