Shekhar Natarajan

Because when you practice, maybe you do something more and so it's easier to fall.

So you have to be safe.

So was the practice like the height or the length?

Technically, the length is the point.

But it's not easy to practice maybe 200 meters.

So maybe I practice just 10 meters with a slack line.

So it's very tricky, dangerous, and changing.

And so I practice short distance with a particular... With one meter height.

Yeah, one meter, maybe with my head closed, so to make it more engaging.

you know and to be ready to face something new so you close your eyes yeah you get on a one meter thing and then you walk for like 10 meters yeah and uh more time more time yeah and you're you're doing this where like you're doing it in your house you're doing it like outside like mostly it's outside between two trees because it's easier to tie between the two trees okay and so like okay you start walk so how many times did you fall before you started like realizing that you don't want to fall

You probably did not just start walking like that, right?

So you must have spent like a year or six months or three months, one month.

One month.

One month falling.

One month to learn how to fall.

And then maybe after one month I start to be a bit more secure on the wire.

Maybe three steps, then four.

Yeah, something like this.

so like because they say like you know every everything becomes a practice after 21 days right so like you know if you're going to a gym and you keep going to the gym 21 days like the 22nd day like you know it becomes just a routine for you so uh so that month sort of like makes sense yeah um so you start practicing you like you must how many times did you fall

Practicing?