Thank you so much! I had my first highline Saturday day and struggled so hard with this move, I gave up and just did the muscle up for the rest of the day, which wore out my arms really fast. Can’t wait to practice this!
You are too awesome!! Lovely tutorial :) I just got a slackline at 40... Long way to go but hoping with dedication I will nail walking on it - years off these epic moves
@@numbersboy557 I can walk on it!! It's down for the autumn/winter now but I managed a back and forth walk- not gracefully but fun. Next year, a bounce :D
I just highlined for the first time today and I didn't feel scared at all, well I felt scared to my abilities. I was like a new born baby deer. I really need to practice sit standing. And taking my first fall. That'll be scary. But my first time only made me want to learn more about it! can't wait to practice literally everything!!
Hey Sam, nice video buddy. Your channel is great and has some amazing tips. Keep up the great work. I gave this mantle mount a first attempt last night and my legs and butt are shredded. Practice makes perfect I guess :)
Finally figured this out today! A way to add "body tension" to get your hip closer is by walking your hands away from your feet, that way your body is stretched out and it's easier to get your hip up. Also, throw your back leg over to make it easier to sit on the right side of your butt
+Joe Mckay The pullover (without using the ground!!) might be an easier way at the beginning. But the reason is, that the pullover is often learned at school so you already have the movements ready... In the end the mantle mount will take less strength once you worked it out.
+SLACKTIVITY Yes! I finally did it! After a few weeks of a break, somehow when I tried again it clicked. I was able to do this multiple times, but not consistently(every time/most times). And it's much less tiring, and less strength is needed yeah =D
Hello ***** I'm having trouble with this mount because the line has twisted once I'm on top and then untwisting it while it's under you becomes pretty difficult. How does one deal with this situation?
You put half a twist into the line. But you can easily untwist it once you're sitting. Or on longer lines you sometimes simply often don't care too much about 1 or 2 twists anymore.
I tried this on my line. Its really difficult to put your hip high enough(it gets really tiring to do it for more than 2 seconds) and your ankle starts hurting after a while. Any specific tips? Also, what is the advantage of this instead of, say, doing a sort of pull up onto the line?
Thank you so much! I had my first highline Saturday day and struggled so hard with this move, I gave up and just did the muscle up for the rest of the day, which wore out my arms really fast. Can’t wait to practice this!
You are too awesome!! Lovely tutorial :) I just got a slackline at 40... Long way to go but hoping with dedication I will nail walking on it - years off these epic moves
Update?
@@numbersboy557 I can walk on it!! It's down for the autumn/winter now but I managed a back and forth walk- not gracefully but fun. Next year, a bounce :D
This tutorial is so good that I followed exactly what he said and did this first try. Thank you so much!
Yeeah, awesome, that's great to hear :-)
Great intructional video!! 10-15 tries and up and away! Thanks!
I just highlined for the first time today and I didn't feel scared at all, well I felt scared to my abilities. I was like a new born baby deer. I really need to practice sit standing. And taking my first fall. That'll be scary. But my first time only made me want to learn more about it! can't wait to practice literally everything!!
Brilliant explanation, got it first time after watching this and got the bruising to prove it!
Hey Sam, nice video buddy. Your channel is great and has some amazing tips. Keep up the great work. I gave this mantle mount a first attempt last night and my legs and butt are shredded. Practice makes perfect I guess :)
Incredible explanation. Thanks. Very thorough.
Thank you for all your tutorial videos ! It really helps
Finally figured this out today! A way to add "body tension" to get your hip closer is by walking your hands away from your feet, that way your body is stretched out and it's easier to get your hip up. Also, throw your back leg over to make it easier to sit on the right side of your butt
I have never figured out how to do this, thank you very much! :)
Muchas gracias por los vídeos compare samuel . mucho que aprender aún.Saludos desde Talca .Chile
Maybe this is a stupid question because i'm totally a beginner in slackline. Is it a problem that the slack gets twisted with this mount?
I've been trying it lately, it does get twisted.
3:06 Absolutely ithat's my favorite style 😂😂
Thanks for sharing
You make it look too easy. I will keep watching and keep getting closer. Then one day I will go Highline.
Thank you for this demonstration !
I ask myself, can you tell me what's the song at the end of this video ?
Thank you again !
What kind of pants are those? I want some :)
I was just about to ask the same thing!
thank for your knowledge
Gracias!
Thank you so very much!
Well well :-). I hope this will help :-). I needed this. Thanks :-).
Super. How width is your slackline? 25 or 50 mm? I want same size :)
Go for 25mm!
excuse me for asking but do you know what type of pants those are i always see them rolled up on people
thanks for these
Do you twist the line with your hands from below so that when you swing over the line isn't twisted?
it doesn't matter if the line is twisted - you can easily untwist it in the sitting position.
I still haven't been able to do the mantle mount. But the pullover is a much easier way to get up IMO, and still less strength than a pullup.
+Joe Mckay The pullover (without using the ground!!) might be an easier way at the beginning. But the reason is, that the pullover is often learned at school so you already have the movements ready... In the end the mantle mount will take less strength once you worked it out.
+SLACKTIVITY Yes! I finally did it! After a few weeks of a break, somehow when I tried again it clicked. I was able to do this multiple times, but not consistently(every time/most times). And it's much less tiring, and less strength is needed yeah =D
Hello ***** I'm having trouble with this mount because the line has twisted once I'm on top and then untwisting it while it's under you becomes pretty difficult.
How does one deal with this situation?
maybe ... manually twist the line before the mount, so it will right and flat after mounting on it ?
Aren't you twisting or coiling the line when you mount it like this? Does anyone know?
You put half a twist into the line. But you can easily untwist it once you're sitting. Or on longer lines you sometimes simply often don't care too much about 1 or 2 twists anymore.
@@SlacktivityCh Thank you! You're the best!
wow 정말 신기합니다. 매달린 상태에서 어떻게 올라오는 지 궁금했어요. : )
Thanks.
Красавчик, удивляет малое число лайков..
thanks for the help bro!!! XD
I tried this on my line. Its really difficult to put your hip high enough(it gets really tiring to do it for more than 2 seconds) and your ankle starts hurting after a while. Any specific tips?
Also, what is the advantage of this instead of, say, doing a sort of pull up onto the line?
***** Thanks for the advice. I will try and hold my hip for just half a second- its too tiring otherwise!
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