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Students in this class will learn how to successfully erect and walk a slackline. A slackline is a safe, wide, tightly stretched line between two trees. It is like a tight rope. Slacklining is a very popular activity among outdoor enthusiasts. It will increase their balance, muscle strength, and skill set. According to Healthfitnessrevolution.com, the 10 health benefits of slacklining are: Full body workout; Improved balance; Improved core strength; Better posture; Meditative; Boosted memory function; Sharpened focus; Appreciation of nature; Promotes social interaction; Affordable. Your support of this project will give middle school students a healthy activity and hobby.

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Students in this class will learn how to successfully erect and walk a slackline. A slackline is a safe, wide, tightly stretched line between two trees. It is like a tight rope. Slacklining is a very popular activity among outdoor enthusiasts. It will increase their balance, muscle strength, and skill set. According to Healthfitnessrevolution.com, the 10 health benefits of slacklining are: Full body workout; Improved balance; Improved core strength; Better posture; Meditative; Boosted memory function; Sharpened focus; Appreciation of nature; Promotes social interaction; Affordable. Your support of this project will give middle school students a healthy activity and hobby.

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