Exeter Slackliners

Exeter Slackliners We are Exeter Slackliners! Representing the art of balance, we enjoy and promote slackline culture. What is slacklining?

This page was associated with the Exeter University Slacklining Society which closed in 2019. The page has been left open for all slackliners in Exeter to connect. Basically, slacklining consists of walking along a narrow piece of webbing attached between two trees. There are different types of lines used, depending on what you want to do on the line:
- beginner lines, generally between 5-20 meter

s long and tensioned enough that they don't wobble too much
- longlines, generally considered to be a line 30 meters or longer
- tricklines, which are lines tensioned enough so that you can bounce and do various dynamic tricks
- highlines, which are lines over cliffs, mountains, buildings, etc., where you wear a harness to catch you if you fall
- also there are rodeo lines, water lines, yoga lines, the list goes on! Why you should slackline:

- fitness, slacklining offers you a whole body workout, and you'll be having fun while you do it!
- improve your balance, if you have bad balance, learning to slackline will fix that!
- it's relaxing, slacklining offers an unusual mix of adrenaline and relaxation - try it and find out for yourself!
- meet friendly people
-although it can take a few hours of practice before you can walk a slackline, once you get the hang of the basics you'll find it's easier than it looks and you'll be learning tricks in no time! What we offer:

- regular sessions for all skill levels
- lessons for beginners
- help learning to rig a slackline
- help learning various tricks
- a variety of lines to play on



> Our affiliations:

http://www.maverickslacklines.co.uk

http://ukslackline.net

> Members receive 15% discount from our outdoor sponsor:

http://www.tauntonleisure.com

> Excellent resource:

http://www.balancecommunity.com

26/02/2019

Come join us in Belmont before the sun sets, we'll be here just over an hour!

We're in Belmont Park! Come join!
20/01/2019

We're in Belmont Park! Come join!

15/11/2018
We're in Belmont Park till 4pm ๐Ÿ˜›
30/10/2018

We're in Belmont Park till 4pm ๐Ÿ˜›

We're in Bury Meadow Park till 4:30, come join!
03/10/2018

We're in Bury Meadow Park till 4:30, come join!

Hi all if you couldn't make it to Freshers Fair today you can still sign up on https://www.exeterguild.org/societies/exe...
22/09/2018

Hi all if you couldn't make it to Freshers Fair today you can still sign up on https://www.exeterguild.org/societies/exeterslackliners/
Hope to see many of you in the park next week!

Basically, slacklining consists of walking along a narrow piece of webbing attached between two trees. There are different types of lines used, depending on what you want to do on the line: - beginner lines, generally between 5-20 meters long and tensioned enough so that they don't wobble too much -...

22/09/2018

Hey guys we're in DH1 till 4 come find us and sign up!

Need a break from exams? Weโ€™re down in Belmont Park offering up a well needed distraction from revision, come join!
14/05/2018

Need a break from exams? Weโ€™re down in Belmont Park offering up a well needed distraction from revision, come join!

Hey guys we are here till 5, come join before all the houmous goes!
30/03/2018

Hey guys we are here till 5, come join before all the houmous goes!

Come join us in the Lemmy we're here till 8!
21/02/2018

Come join us in the Lemmy we're here till 8!

17/11/2017

So we have made a new group called Exeter Slackliners 2017/18 โœŒ๏ธ add yourselves onto it for information about the sessions and general slack life ๐Ÿค—

Can you do better than this pot pasta? Come down the Bury meadows and go head to head
08/11/2017

Can you do better than this pot pasta? Come down the Bury meadows and go head to head

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