Who knows what you need to pay attention to when playing water Zorb? Or what are the rules?

There are generally three ways to play: fixed Zombie, floating Zombie and free walking Zombie. Fixed type: The rider's limbs and waist are fixed on the safety belt inside the ball, and the body rolls with the ball. Floating type: The rider is not fixed in the ball. Before departure, the staff fills one or two buckets of water into the ball. The water depth is about 70 cm. When the ball rolls, the rider floats on the water and rolls with the ball. Free walking type: The rider is not fixed in the Zorb. When the ball rolls, the person walks in the ball. If the speed is consistent with the ball, he can keep his body upright in the Zorb. This is the most difficult of the three methods. Without some acrobatic skills and experience in trying many times, it may be difficult to handle. Domestic ski resorts have introduced the first method, which is relatively less difficult and more popular. Safety precautions for playing Zorb: ΔTourists with heart disease, high blood pressure and those with weak physical constitution should not participate in Zorb activities. Children under 1.50 meters tall, children under 12 years old, and seniors over 55 years old are not suitable to participate. It is best not to weigh more than 200 kilograms. If two people are riding together, it is best not to have a huge difference in weight. ΔSome tourists may experience dizziness and headache after riding. It is recommended that after the Zorbo sphere stops rolling, passengers should not get out of the sphere immediately, but should stay in place and remain silent for two minutes. ΔPut the shoes you take off, keys, mobile phones, glasses and small sharp accessories in the bag fixed inside the ball to avoid scratching the ball or injuring your body during the roll. ΔSimilar to grass skiing, spring and autumn are good times to play Zorb. However, it is greatly affected by the weather. It is not suitable to perform on rainy days or windy days of level 4 or above, otherwise the ball will easily roll out of the slide, causing danger.