A water ball is typically used as a water toy played on the surface of the water, involving players interacting with the toy and the water.
Understanding Water Ball Play
According to available information, waterballs are water toys designed for use on the water surface. They facilitate play where players interact with the water toy and the water itself. This interaction can occur in any number of play patterns.
The fundamental way to use a water ball involves engaging with it during water activities.
Primary Usage: Throwing and Skipping
While various play patterns exist, a common method for using a water ball is by throwing it. Players generally throw waterballs:
- At varying speeds across the water and air.
- At varying angles.
The goal of adjusting speed and angle when throwing is often to get the desired skip pattern across the water's surface. This allows for games of catch or other interactive activities that utilize the unique skipping ability of the water ball.
Engaging with the Toy and Water
Using a water ball is about the dynamic interaction it creates:
- Toy Interaction: Holding, throwing, catching, or retrieving the ball.
- Water Interaction: The ball skipping on the surface, splashing, or submerging partially.
- Player Interaction: Players throwing to each other, competing for skips, or creating specific throwing challenges.
In essence, you use a water ball by incorporating it into games and activities that leverage its design for play in or on the water, primarily through throwing and attempting to make it skip.
