Walking balls, which originated in the late 1990s in New Zealand, is one of the world's most exciting and secure participatory recreation projects. Walking ball is a transparent ball, filled with air between the outer diameter of 2.8 m and 2 m of the ball inside the ball, and during which is connected by the thousands of anchor bar. Walking ball can be palyed by two people at the same time. Occupants roll from a slight sloping, straight and flat lawn, If side rolls, the sports will be more exciting! Today, walking ball has come to China from its birthplace of New Zealand, and extended to Australia, USA, UK, Sweden, Norway, Japan and more than 20 countries and regions. Jackie Chan, an action star who conquers the world through real effort, uses walking ball in "Operation Condor" to interpret an classic shot, which does the most vivid propaganda for popularity of walking ball.
　　

Generally speaking, walking balls are set in the outskirts of a large holiday farm, where terrains are open, vegetation is lush, terrains are ups and downs, theredore, the place is ideal for the sport. Of course, you can say it is thrilling entertainment. Just like many large recreation projects in playground, walking ball has less mechanical control, moving ahead complete with their own rotating roll, therefore, the feeling of dizziness and weightlessness would very strong, if you like that kind of feeling heartbeat, do not miss this project, because stimulate that it brings certainly will not disappoint you.

At present, there are three plays of walking ball all over the world: fixed, floating and free walking type.

Fixed type: occupant’s limbs and waist are fixed in the sphere of safety belt, whose body rolls along with the ball.

Floating type: occupant is not fixed in the ball. Before departure, the staff will pour two buckets of water into the ball, and water depth are of about 70 centimeters. When the ball rolls, occupants rolls along with the ball by floating in the water .

Free walking type: occupant is also not fixed in the ball, walking the ball along with ball rolling. If  people ‘s speed is consistent with the ball speed, then you can always keep the body upright in the ball. This is the most difficult of three ways. Without Acrobatic Kung Fu and experience of many attempts, it is difficult to cope with.