Lukas Irmler only found his passion for balancing on the thin ribbon at the age of 18, and he is now one of the best slackliners in the world. The young man has traveled to six continents and over 40 countries in the last decade and set numerous records.
His highline climb at the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe made the television news in over 200 countries and aroused worldwide enthusiasm. Among other things, Slackliner Lukas Irmler holds four Guinness World Records, has been named Sportsman of the Year several times, and earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and a master’s degree in economics.
Lukas Irmler Lecture Topics
- Dreams, visions & goal setting
- Balance through dynamics & flexibility
- Focus & Concentration
- Overcoming fears & limits
- Expanding comfort zones
- Dare new things and go your own way
- Change as a chance
- (Self-) confidence as a success factor
- Parallels between extreme sports and business
Since 2011 Lukas Irmler is active as a speaker and talks in his lectures about his groundbreaking projects, but also about the preparation, goal setting and self-motivation, which is necessary to implement such ideas on one’s own.
Lukas Irmler faces new challenges every day, driven by his dreams & visions. He lives by his motto “Do something every day that scares you” and is convinced that the greatest growth potential can be found in dealing with fear in the right way.
Since Lukas Irmler overcame his fear of heights, new worlds have opened up for him and the slackline has given his life a completely new direction. How to set the right goals, courageously face the obstacles along the way and learn to control your fears Lukas shows his own story with numerous examples. Lukas is convinced that the experiences from extreme sports can also be applied well in everyday life and that the same strategies lead to success in many different areas of life.
In the still very young sport “Slacklining” creativity is still very important. Taking different paths and being the first to implement new ideas are Lukas’ strengths and have made him famous beyond the borders of his sport.