The other day we received a 30-metre long slackline to add to our garden riding setup. Once we had it set up, we took the opportunity to have a bit of friendly competition and see who could make it to the other end first... 4 hours of attempts and a few tumbles later we had our answer.
Danny and Duncan filmed this video while in lockdown together. As the world struggles to suppress the spread of COVID-19, please follow the guidelines of your local health authorities. Even if you don’t have the virus, bike-related hospital visits put additional stress on your medical systems; do not undertake any activities that put you or others at risk.
First time I was on a slackline I'd gone out to visit my brother and ski and he left brother 2 and I home the first day while he had to work. There was a slackline in the backyard (maybe 12-15m) and brother 2 and I obviously had to be able to one up the working brother by the time he got home. The next day, every supporting muscle in our lower legs were so sore we could barely ski. ha
Danny sure has unbelievable balance. I actually like that they show the entire video clip, so we can see "all the attempts and failures", as many times we don't see behind the scenes and some people think many of these top riders hardly ever fail, fall or crash. Danny is the man & Kudos to Duncan for not giving up and finally doing it. We can all take something from this video; if you fail, try, try again...., but not me, I ain't trying that! I have the shakes just watching it...
Danny is the man & Kudos to Duncan for not giving up. We can all take something from this video; if you fail, try, try again...., but not me, I ain't trying that!