Team-building activities - Zorbing

Zorbing

Hop into a giant zorbing ball and enjoy an experience you won't forget!

Zorbing or zorbing is a mildly extreme sport that originated in New Zealand. This activity has also become popular here and is one of the most popular activities. A company event or team-building activity where you get a proper ride, accompanied by members of your team? Then zorbing is the right choice! The principle is based on placing a person in a large inflatable plastic ball with two layers connected by thousands of lanes. The activity is safe and ideal for outdoor team-building, but if a suitable indoor space (gymnasium, hall) is available, it can also be a good choice for indoor team-building.

As a fun activity, zorbing has quickly gained popularity in Slovakia, and clients gladly use it for their sports company games, team-building games, and other company events. If you haven't tried it yet, you definitely shouldn't miss out!

We offer you two variations of zorbing:

Hill zorbing – one or two people are securely attached inside the zorb, and the principle is unguided rolling of the zorb down the slope. The ideal slope length is 20 degrees and a maximum length of 200 meters. The zorb will either stop itself at the bottom of the slope, or it is secured with a catch net. Everything with an emphasis on your safety!
Flat ground zorbing – one or two people are not attached to the ball, but inside it, they walk and move the entire zorb to the desired destination. Flat ground zorbing has many advantages, not only can it be fully organized outdoors and indoors, but unlike hill zorbing, this is guided and therefore suitable for various individual and team competitions.
This activity is also excellent for deepening team cooperation. Who has more courage is inside, and who is a little less coordinated, their smooth approach to the finish line, without going off the marked route!

Information on the activity

Number of people

Duration

Rating
Physical exertion
3
Manual skills
1
Logic and focus
2
Collaboration and coordination
2
Team communication
2
Categories
  • OUTDOOR