Slackline presentation wv powerpoint

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Slacklining involves balancing along a stretched piece of webbing between two anchor points. It originated in rock climbing and has evolved into a recreational activity, sport, and cross-training exercise. Slacklining provides physical and mental benefits such as improved balance, body awareness, focus, strength, and reduced risk of injury. There are different styles of slacklining including tricklining, waterlining, longlining, highlining, and rodeolining which incorporate tricks, high elevations, long distances, or swinging motions.

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Slackline
Slacklining?is a practice in balance that typically
uses nylon or polyester webbing tensioned between
two anchors points.

Slacklining?is the act of balancing along a narrow, flexible piece of
webbing which is low to the ground and usually anchored between
two trees. Originating in the climbing world, slacklining has evolved
into a cross trainer, backyard activity and sport all of its own.

Slackline
Benefits:
?

Excersise and complex movements are good for the brain and helps
with learning.
? Improve communication between sensors and spiral cord basically
betters postural control.
? Increase in the structural and functional plasticity of the
hippocampus,Area responsible for memory and navigation.
? Benefits of balance training for the elderly by reducing the risk of
falling.
? Slacklining increases the rate of development of a muscular
contraction. (Given strength tasks were able to be performed faster
by slackliners)

Slackline benefits
? Body maintain balance based in 3 combined senses:
Sight,Proprioception and The Vestibular System.
- Proprioception: Sense of where different parts of the body are in Space.
- Vestibular System: organs in the inner ear and provides information on
movement, spatial orientation and rotation.
? Balance Training And Jumping decrease in ankle or knee injuries.
? Slackline also might help in the treatments of certain disorders, such
(ADHD) attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD)attention deficit
disorder, Insomnia and Dyslexia.
* Slackline Gives YOU better meditation, balance, focus, strength,
knowledge , Everything.

Branches of
slackline is often done low to the ground,3 feet or so
? Trickline: Tricklining

being a good height for best performances.
? Waterline: Waterlining is slacklining over water.
? Longline: a Long Distance slackline over 30 mtrs (98 feets) is
considered longline.
? Highline: Highlining is slacklining at elevation above the ground
15mtrs (50feet) less than that is considered middleline.
? Rodeoline: is the Art and practice of cultivating balance on a piece
of rope or webbing draped slack, it provides a wide array of
opportunities for both swinging and static maneuvers

Contact
Information
Name: Raul Andres Alarcon Ojeda
Professional Slackliner
Phone: 304-265-1177
E-mail: raulalarcon1986@gmail.com
facebook.com/RaulalarconojedaSlackline
Youtube.Com/RaulAlarconOjeda

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Slackline presentation wv powerpoint

1. Slackline West Virginia slackline Bala ! Sport nce ! Get Focus

2. Slackline Slacklining?is a practice in balance that typically uses nylon or polyester webbing tensioned between two anchors points. Slacklining?is the act of balancing along a narrow, flexible piece of webbing which is low to the ground and usually anchored between two trees. Originating in the climbing world, slacklining has evolved into a cross trainer, backyard activity and sport all of its own.

3. Slackline Benefits: ? Excersise and complex movements are good for the brain and helps with learning. ? Improve communication between sensors and spiral cord basically betters postural control. ? Increase in the structural and functional plasticity of the hippocampus,Area responsible for memory and navigation. ? Benefits of balance training for the elderly by reducing the risk of falling. ? Slacklining increases the rate of development of a muscular contraction. (Given strength tasks were able to be performed faster by slackliners)

4. Slackline benefits ? Body maintain balance based in 3 combined senses: Sight,Proprioception and The Vestibular System. - Proprioception: Sense of where different parts of the body are in Space. - Vestibular System: organs in the inner ear and provides information on movement, spatial orientation and rotation. ? Balance Training And Jumping decrease in ankle or knee injuries. ? Slackline also might help in the treatments of certain disorders, such (ADHD) attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD)attention deficit disorder, Insomnia and Dyslexia. * Slackline Gives YOU better meditation, balance, focus, strength, knowledge , Everything.

6. Branches of slackline is often done low to the ground,3 feet or so ? Trickline: Tricklining being a good height for best performances. ? Waterline: Waterlining is slacklining over water. ? Longline: a Long Distance slackline over 30 mtrs (98 feets) is considered longline. ? Highline: Highlining is slacklining at elevation above the ground 15mtrs (50feet) less than that is considered middleline. ? Rodeoline: is the Art and practice of cultivating balance on a piece of rope or webbing draped slack, it provides a wide array of opportunities for both swinging and static maneuvers

7. Contact Information Name: Raul Andres Alarcon Ojeda Professional Slackliner Phone: 304-265-1177 E-mail: raulalarcon1986@gmail.com facebook.com/RaulalarconojedaSlackline Youtube.Com/RaulAlarconOjeda

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