A daring highline crossing will test the skills of an Estonian slackline champion as he attempts to traverse a 160-meter ribbon suspended 120 meters above Seoul’s skyline. The narrow polyester ribbon, stretched between two landmarks near Gyeongbokgung Palace, demands precision and balance from the three-time world champion. With the attempt set to take place near the capital’s historic Gwanghwamun Square, spectators and onlookers will watch closely as the athlete navigates the extreme height and length. The feat promises to showcase both the thrill of aerial athletics and the challenges of performing under such extreme conditions.
Estonian will navigate narrow ribbon, 160 metres long and 120 metres high, near the city’s famous Gyeongbokgung palace on ThursdayEstonian aerial athlete Jaan Roose will attempt to cross a 160-metre long highline suspended 120 metres above central Seoul on Thursday.Roose, a three-time slackline world champion, will step out on to a narrow polyester ribbon between the Koreana hotel and the Dong-A Media Center, near the capital city’s famous Gyeongbokgung palace and Gwanghwamun square. Continue reading...
