The Daily Illini has an article on slacklining.
Slacklining is one of a few tangent activities related to climbing. Others include a technique based climb called bouldering. Bouldering does not use a rope but stays relatively close to the ground. The strength and power needed to boulder help a climber to solve problems in routing a climb. Usually bouldering is more difficult because it is lower and shorter than regular climbs.
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Articles about bouldering by nonclimbers are often written strangely and kind of illogically – bouldering is a “tangent activity related to climbing”!?
On the same level as slacklining is related to climbing?
Weird.