Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
slacklining
noun
/ˈslæk.laɪn.ɪŋ/
Definition
Slacklining is the practice of walking or balancing along a narrow, flexible piece of webbing that is stretched between two anchor points.
Examples
- Slacklining is often practiced in parks and backyards, as well as in natural settings like cliffs and canyons.
- Many athletes use slacklining to improve their core strength and balance.
- During the summer, they set up a slackline between two trees at the campsite.
Meaning
This activity involves maintaining balance on a line that is not taut, providing a unique challenge and an opportunity for exercise and mindfulness.
Synonyms
- balance walking
- rope walking
- tightrope walking
