Are There Any Restrictions On Rollerblading

Yes, there are a number of restrictions and regulations on rollerblading due to the slightly extreme nature of the sport. In general, rollerblading is not recommended for people with high blood pressure, heart disease, epilepsy or back or neck problems, and for pregnant women.
To experience harnessed rollerblading, the minimum age is 12 years, the maximum weight per person is 100 kg and the minimum height is 4.5 feet. For the free water walking sport of Zorbing, the minimum age is reduced to 7 years and young children should be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian inside the zorb ball. All participants must not be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Let's keep it safe and fun for everyone!

Why do people like rollerblading

First of all, rollerblading is a great and fun outdoor activity. More and more families are choosing to enjoy the thrill of rollerblading at the weekend. It is one of the best outdoor sports you can do with your family and friends. Secondly, this sport is new and different, it's cool and gives you extra bragging points when you talk about it with your colleagues and friends.
In addition, it is also very safe. You don't have to worry about going too fast, the inflatable sled ball is specially designed to absorb all the bumps on the track. The material of the sled ball is also highly durable and hard-wearing, with a double layer of material giving you double protection. And you also have the option of securing yourself with a safety belt. All you need to do is follow the operator's safety advice and enjoy the ride.

Some interesting Guinness world records for zorbing
Did you know that the fastest zorbing speed in the world? It was achieved by Keith Kolver from New Zealand who managed to reach 32 miles per hour (or 52 km/h), making him the fastest 'human hamster' in the world. And the world record for the longest distance in a single roll was set by Steve Kemp from South Africa, with a total distance of 1870 feet (or 570 metres). All these world records seem to have room for improvement and you might be able to break it.

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We also found out that the world's first rollerblading 'marathon' took place in London in the summer of 2016. If you are interested, you can follow the second race or other worldwide bobsled events from Kameymall. This means that the popularity of rollerblading in the world is growing by the day.