Now picture this: you're inside , and you're just about to outside onto a two and a half centimeter wide slackline. The slackline , but you are not attached to . You're just wearing . Everything is shaking. And you know that if you , lose control and fall, and not manage to , you will . And now, you're supposed to at walk to that slack line. . If I pushed it , is it worth ? Or am I even ? Is it maybe just a and it's all ? How can I figuratively ?
That's what .
. I've always been in what we, as , can experience, so I guess I have always been drawn to the . And . So, when I tried slacklining , I was instantly . I like the of it, and when friends me to go highlining, I was super interested to .
Highlining is when you're slacklining up high, and you're wearing a and you're attached with a leash to the slackline. I felt well-prepared, and, , I stood up for the first time... and and fell headfirst into the leash. The primal kicked in and paralyzed me. So .
And also, on my second High Line, . You see, I'm shaking; I'm not ; I'm under , like, I cannot control it. I try to hold on to it, but I just fall into the leash, and even myself.
But . So, I continue trying and it . I at it. I managed to catch the slackline when I lose control, and I got with walking on highlights. And , I felt so comfortable walking high lines that I thought . And that was the day that I walked my first High Line , free solo, as we call it. And that was a because I I felt like . I think . And at the same time, I felt 100% under control. And , although I'm not a big fan of the word because it doesn't feel that extreme to me when I do it. I feel under control, I feel . If it was super extreme, .