The picture shows the first time that I could keep the balance in Slackline in 2014! I was happy because is very difficult do it. It was in Parque de los Reyes in Santiago and this day was very fun! I went with my friends and Ariel took this picture with his camera canon in the precise moment.

I was many times trying keep the balance using the form “buda” and is hard because hurt the legs and is necessary much patience. My slackline had 20 meters of largue and it was purple.

One day, trying dangerous maneuvers I fell and my hands were damaged. I could not play violoncello in 2 week L so I decided sell my slackline and rest this sport.

I like very much this sport and there are slacklines for all ages y many color. Maybe I will come back to this sport some day!

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  1. ADCognicion17 de mayo de 2019, 7:06 a.m.

    Be a musicien and make some sports sometimes are not compatible =(
    Swimming maybe would be a good replacement!

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  2. antonia17 de mayo de 2019, 7:42 a.m.

    beautiful photo

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