Rene Shigueto, Alexandre Feliz, Anders, Renan Albuquerque, Felix Jonsson and Guenter Mokulys in 2017

Rules

Respect for biodiversity is a fundamental principle of Extreme Freestyle. Maneuvers must never involve plants, fungi, or animals, ensuring harmony with nature and the preservation of the planet’s ecosystems.

To ensure the safety of the modality and minimize its environmental impact, it is highly recommended to adhere to the 15 essential rules that guide its practice. These principles are designed to protect the athletes, nature, and the integrity of the modality.

The 15 rules:

Research the environmental regulations of the place you intend to visit.
Check the weather forecast.
Always inform trusted individuals about where you are going and when you plan to return.
Always be accompanied by someone with a first-aid kit who knows how to assist in case of need.
Hire a specialized guide for natural attractions whenever visiting a new location.
Make sure that the place where you plan to perform maneuvers is safe and can support your weight.
Never do anything out of fear.
Consider all possible mistakes before starting a maneuver.
In dangerous situations, only attempt what you master 100%. This means you can execute it flawlessly at least 10 consecutive times in a safe environment similar to where you intend to perform the maneuver.
Avoid factors that induce mistakes and always keep your body oriented toward a safe point. This knowledge is personal and learned through training before fully mastering maneuvers.
Only maneuver with a rope if you have knowledge of vertical techniques.
Respect all forms of life; never mistreat or perform maneuvers on an animal, fungus, or plant.
Always take your trash back with you.
Never take anything from nature.
Never feed the animals.

Alexandre Feliz in 2015