When the season ends, and the Ducks reflect on their long journey through the schedule, the details of Saturday’s game against the Penn State... On days when sunshine dares pierce the haze of Eugene’s ...

Picture a thin band of slightly loose nylon webbing strung between two trees. Then imagine balancing, bouncing, flipping and tightrope walking on it. Welcome to the world of slacklining, an adventure ...

If you’ve ever hung around college quads, climbing crags, or even public parks, you’ve probably seen someone walk barefoot, arms flailing for balance, across a one-inch-wide line of taut nylon webbing ...

Especially on nice weekends, you’re likely to see them at local parks such as Green Lake, Gas Works or Golden Gardens — barefoot people with flapping arms who seem to be tightrope walking a few feet ...

Phillipe Petit is well-known for his death defying high wire walking between the Twin Towers, across Niagara Falls, the Eiffel Tower and many other buildings. Aside from the euphora from a successful ...

From archery to zumba, there are countless ways to get active. But have you mastered the butt bounce, lemur leap or mojo tap spin? If not, you might want to give slacklining a try. And if the high ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... BOULDER — Slacklining has achieved the recognition that assures its arrival as an outdoor sport: It has been banned by officials at some of the colleges and ...

Picture a thin band of slightly loose nylon webbing, strung between two trees. Then imagine balancing, bouncing, flipping and tightrope walking on it. Welcome to the world of slacklining, an adventure ...