Zorbing

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Zorbing

Description
Zorbing is an activity which involves an individual or pair rolling down a hill in an ball, sometimes with water inside and sometimes on water rather than a slope. This can also be done over water.

Who is it suitable for?
Depending on the equipment and environment this activity can be done by all age groups.

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How to run/provide zorbing

There are 2 ways of running Zorbing in Scouting. These are:

Scout-led activity - running zorbing yourself or using someone else in Scouting
Externally-led activity - running zorbing using an external provider

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