Origins For Zorbing At Hills

In the previous article you were introduced to the origins of the zorb ball, including who invented it, in which country it first appeared and how it became popular worldwide.

Zorbing at sea?

In 2001, the word Zorbing entered the Concise Oxford English Dictionary, where it was defined as. a sport in which participants are secured in the inner sac of a large transparent ball and then roll down the ground or a hill". But did you know that the inventors of the zorb ball didn't actually think of it that way in the first place?

The inventors of the zorb ball originally wanted to play on the beach and tried to be able to walk on water. Then they realised that once you were inside the zorb ball, you couldn't control it and how could you keep yourself safe if it was carrying you out into the deep? What if you ended up floating from North America to South America?

Variations on the zorb ball

Since experiencing the zorb ball at sea was too dangerous to work, the inventors changed their minds. They devised a new solution, where people roll down a hill with the zorb ball. It was more exciting, more fun, easier to do and the safety of the participants was maximised. As they tumble down the zorb ball, they experience a sense of excitement and weightlessness that zorbing at sea does not provide.

Furthermore, as the zorb ball becomes more and more popular, people are now experiencing the game on snow, grass and even in the desert.

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If you would like to experience this world-wide popular activity, come and buy a the zorb ball at Kameymall, which can be played by two people at a time. Scream with your family or your friends!