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Learning to log roll involves a front-step and a back-step... and a transition between the two. That’s where things can get tricky! But we've made it easier with training techniques perfected over 40 years by world champions! Want to learn to log roll? Check out one of the 400 Key Log Rolling programs across the US! bitly.com/find-keylog. | Key Log Rolling

The Women’s Elite World Log Rolling Finals was a barn burner! Livi Pappadopoulos captured her second straight title, defeating Ellie Davenport 3-1. Ellie, the only person to have defeated Livi since 2013, took the first round on the 13” diameter line. Livi dominated in three straight falls from the 12” diameter log. Log rolling competition takes incredible amounts of stamina and courage. #AllRespect to both of these athletes. Our goal at Key Log Rolling is to bring this great water sport to the

Today's recreation video is a demonstration of logrolling, a sport that has been around for well over 100 years! Sarah Beron from Blue Ox Logrolling shows us how it works. For information on logrolling lessons, visit https://www.blueoxlogrolling.com/summer-class-schedule.html and for our complete virtual recreation calendar, visit www.richfieldmn.gov/virtualrecreation | City of Richfield, Minnesota - Local Government

Lake Country logrolling program sweeps Lumberjack World Championships podium

Paul tries Logrolling & speaks with Logroller Alyssa Casey

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FUNNY FUNNY on Instagram: "Log rolling is a water sport and balance challenge where a person stands on a floating log and tries to remain upright as it spins freely beneath their feet. Because the log is round, even the smallest shift in body weight causes it to rotate, forcing the person on top to make constant, rapid adjustments. Ankles, calves, hips, and core muscles all work together to stabilize the body, while the brain processes movement in real time to prevent overcorrecting. Staying low