How to play bubble roller ball

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Bubble roller ball, a New Zealand-originated recreational activity, features a transparent inflatable sphere with an inner and outer layer designed for two-player interaction. This thrilling sport thrives on sloped lawns, where players spin and roll through the air—just like the adrenaline rush of amusement park rides. The ball comes equipped with safety straps, storage pockets, and laces for potential gear use. Let's dive into the various ways to enjoy Bubble Roller Ball.

First, fixed type

The stationary method requires the occupant to secure their limbs and waist to the seat belt before playing, allowing the body to roll with the ball. This is the safest gameplay method. The ball is divided into an inner ball and an outer ball. When the person is inside the inner ball and is secured by the seat belt, the safety factor is significantly enhanced.

Second, floating type

This activity involves filling the ball with water. When the activity begins, the staff first fills the ball with water, and stops when the water level reaches approximately 70 centimeters. As the ball rolls, the person floats on the water and rolls along with the ball.

Third, free walking type

This is the most dangerous of the three play styles, where individuals inside the ball are not secured with safety harnesses or other protective measures. As the ball rolls, the person must walk rapidly within it, and only by matching their walking speed to the ball's rolling speed can they maintain an upright posture. This is extremely difficult to achieve, so those without sufficient skill should not attempt it rashly.

That's all there is to the Bubble Roller Ball game. These are the only variations available worldwide. Each style caters to specific players, and the difficulty level keeps rising. So before you dive in, pick the one that fits your skill level best.