If You Want To Know More About Zorb Ball

Water skiing is also known as aqua zorbing or water walking. It is a very fun activity that is very popular and suitable for all ages, regardless of an individual's physical ability. This form of 'exercise' involves you simply walking on water. This is done in a water polo ball or human hamster ball. People can run in it, or walk or flip on the water without getting wet.
This activity about zorb ball mainly takes place in the following locations: on marinas, in swimming pools, in different theme parks and sometimes even inside shopping malls. In addition to this, people can also do it on the surface of a lake, sea or ocean, or even at home if you have a swimming pool.

Types of water walking balls

There are more types of inflatable balls that can be used. One type is the double-layered classic zorb ball, which can also be used for downhill rolling. Another type is the single-layer water ball, made of PVC material or thermoplastic polyurethane. The latter is specially designed for walking on water. The enjoyment is similar in both cases, but standard water balls are more widely available in theme parks and swimming pools due to their more compact size and are also cheaper.
In addition to these spherical balls, there is another method of walking on water. It involves a Zorbing cylinder. The structure of the inflatable cylinder is similar to the zorb. It has two layers of plastic. Between them there is an air cushion. Two people can easily fit inside and roll and play on the surface of the water.

Water towing sports
Here we must note that a distinction must be made between water towing and water drifting. These are two completely different things. The former refers to travelling on water inside a giant inflatable ball. The latter refers to a special type of downhill gliding in which water is poured into the inner sphere so that you can roll freely inside the huge ball as it travels up the slope. It is therefore a completely different kind of tea.

Extreme water skating
At the beginning of 2016, British TV presenter Lindsey Russell took water walking a step further. She embarked on a daring attempt to cross the entire Irish Sea on a zorb ball from Kameymall, a feat that had never been attempted before.