Презентація "Zorbing"

Zorbing. By Marina Koliesnik

History of zorbing. Zorbing was invented in New Zealand in 1994 by Andrew Akers and Dwane van der Sluis. It has become popular in many countries around the world, including England, Australia, Canada, Japan and the United States.

How Do You Zorb?Zorbing is actually pretty simple: Climb inside a big inflated ball and roll down a hill. If it sounds strange, you're right. If it sounds like fun, you're definitely right.

What do you need to zorb in zorbing?a huge sphere made of see-through plastic. Zorbing sites (usually feature gentle slopes, but zorbing can also be done on flat surfaces to allow riders more control and a smoother ride.)

Zorbing’s rules. The users attempt to create themselves inside the air pocket to arrive at the end goal as quick as could be expected. The users are not permitted to catch others while shifting their zorb forward. The users should not wear garments with zips. Their pockets ought to likewise be vacant during the occasion. The users are not permitted to catch others while shifting their zorb forward. The users are additionally not permitted to wear any gems during an occasion.

Fun Facts About Zorbing. Zorbing is a very popular sport in the coastal areas of India. It is played on both water surface and plane surface. A zorb ball is filled with a supply of oxygen inside the core. It is ideal for players who do not have issues with carbon dioxide inhalation. On September 8, 2019, James Duggan did the fastest 100 meters zorbing in just 23.21 seconds. He held the fastest 100 meters in the Maguire Harvest Festival that was held in Ireland. Rebecca Mazonson has the record for the longest time spent inside a zorb ball, which was done during a zorbing event. She stayed inside the zorb for three hours, forty-nine minutes, and six seconds.