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Think Surfing Nazare is Extreme? Try Slacklining Over It

Mar 20, 2018 By: Max Ritter
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Nazaré, Portugal…where big-wave surfing dreams are either made, or broken (very violently). It takes a small amount of madness to drop in on these monster waves, but it must take a certifiable lunatic to try to walk a highline over them. 

Joshua Leopolz, a 26-year old German slackliner, did just that, rigging a 100-foot highline between two rocks during a winter storm and one of the biggest swells of the season. Walking a highline is hard anywhere, but getting continuously pounded by walls over water makes it near impossible. Leopolz reports he managed to cross the line three times. 

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OMG. How come they have the will to explore themselves so extreme? They go so scared I too. Beautiful scenery - muabancanhonovaland

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