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Heaven – A day on the chief with Spencer Seabrooke and Mia Noblet
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Spencer Seabrooke and Mia Noblet went for a quick day up the chief to rig ‘Heaven’. Rigged on Skypilot with putlocks and the slacklifBC line grips. Filming by Mia and Spencer, edited by Mia.
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Ground Up Climbing Performance
Slacklife BC was invited to the year 2 party at the Ground up climbing gym in Squamish BC to put on a show on a short midline. It was a ton of fun with great people and great music. This was Filmed and edited by Anthony Boulay. You can expect to see more of his work soon!
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Castleton Project – Epic 500m Highline
In November 2015, Théo Sanson sent Castleton. It was the longest line ever rigged. Two years later the SlacklifeBC crew and friends returned. Spencer, Mia, Friedi, Danny and Petr all sent this beautiful 493 m line rigged on SlacklifeBC Skypilot webbing.
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How NOT to establish Highlines
What are things you shouldn’t do when establishing highlines? Check what these experts have to say. Thank you Kim Weglin, Mauro Poletti, Ryan Robinson, Elias Tinseth, Garrison Rowland for your advice!
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New World Record – Mia Noblet
Filmed and edited by Levi Allen
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How Can a High Liner Overcome the Fear? – Mia Noblet
Highlining is slacklining at elevation above the ground or water, it might be the pinnacle of slacklining and the most breathtaking sport to face fear directly. In order to slackline between two mountains, Mia Noblet has gone through a lot of practice for 2 years to overcome her fear. And finally, she broke the Female
Highline World Record. Indeed, Fear is the instinctive feeling of human beings, and the process of overcoming is long and painful. But chances are that we obtain more than we have expected as long as we face the fear directly.
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Mia and Friedi 190m Project
A little 2 day mission with Friedi Kühne. Alpine 190m highline. It’s amazing what you can get done with a team of just two people and tons of stoke! This line was a challenge to walk with a tight polyester webbing for main and a super light back up that did not dampen the line, no wind at all. It was very reactive. A technically challenging line is super satisfying to walk when it takes some time to understand and figure out how to walk it.
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Olympus Line – 150m Urban Highline in Munich
The “Olympus” line. 150m urban highline in Munich, Germany at the Olympic stadium. Rigging you could feel the towers moving in the wind. Walking the line felt very exposed with the towers leaning at an angle and being able to see straight through, it was a crazy experience. which probably made it one of the scariest lines I’ve walked.
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