Now that's naked ambition! Meet the thrillseeker who travels the world and STRIPS while slacklining across spectacular locations
- Adventurous Jaan Roose, 22, from Estonia, balances on a rope with no safety net and rips off his clothes
- Slacklining requires intense concentration to remain balanced on an instable line anchored between two points
- Roose' most impressive trick is kicking off his trainers, whipping off his shirt and pulling his trousers down
Not content with backflips or somersaults, this experienced slackliner strips off in mid-air.
While balancing on a rope with no safety net - and often no harness, Jaan Roose, from Estonia, rips off his shirt and pulls down his trousers to reveal his chiselled physique and underwear.
Roose, 22, has been a slackliner for four years, and travels the world capturing his daredevil stunts in photographs and videos.
The sport requires intense concentration to remain balanced on an unstable line that is anchored between two points.
Most participants attempt to cross the line without losing their balance, but Jaan likes to take things a step further.
The thrillseerker hurls himself into the air, twists and turns, and lands back on the rope - and even he jumps from one slackline to the other.
But his most impressive trick is surely the strip act he performs in which he kicks off his trainers, whips off his shirt and pulls his trousers down.
Jaan said: 'My first clothes off trick was in 2011, when I did it for the videos and then in competition. The trick was taking my shirt off.
'Years later I came back to this idea with the question, 'What other tricks can I do with clothes?'
'I had the idea for a long time to take clothes off while slacklining because nobody was doing it this way. And I was bored creating just high-level crazy tricks, most slackliners go this way, they try to make the craziest stuff.
'I wanted to keep doing crazy stunts, but not as dangerous or typical. I wanted to be more creative.
'People's reaction to this video was wonderful. The slackline community liked it as it was something new and fresh. People were saying. 'If Jaan Roose keeps being creative we'll have to censor the next video.
Impressive stunts: Estonian daredevil Jaan Roose, 22, hurls himself into the air, as he performs on Itacoatiara beach, in Niteroi, Brazil.
Mr Roose on a slackline in Rio de Janeiro. The sport requires intense concentration to balance on a slack rope anchored between two points
Time for a quick flash: The adrenalin fan removes his trousers while performing in Rummu, Estonia
Roose walks across a line above a beach covered in rubbish in Rio de Janeiro. He has been a slackliner for four years
High above a valley in Moab, Utah. Roose said the idea of stripping midair was part of his bid to make his performance more creative
Roose on a slackline over water in Rummu, Estonia. Most participants try to cross the line without losing their balance - but Jaan takes further
As part of his routine, Roose twists and turns in the air and lands back on the rope. Pictured here in Rummu, Estonia
Comforable in his skin: Roose performs shirtless in the woods near his home in Matsuri, Estonia
Daredevil stunts: Roose performs at the Freakwave festival on September, 2013 in Bregenz, Austria, right. Left, practice makes perfect
Slacklining requires intense concentration to remain balanced on an unstable line that is anchored between two points
Keeping his clothes on: The daredeveil keeps his balance while practising in Berlin
Slackliner Jaan Roose in action in Friedrichshafen, Germany, left, and infront of a Madonna poster, right
Young adventurer: Roose poses on the rooftop of Bklyn Beast, a parkour gym in Brooklyn in New York
Mr Roose performing and posing for the camera on July, 2014 in Stuttgart, Germany. Right with a fellow slack liner in Brazil
The thrillseeker attends the Freakwave festival in September, 2011. RIght, posing in front of Mt Fuji in Honshu Island, Japan
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