Foiling

A recreational device, comprising:

• (a) an airfoil that is held in such a way as to allow the recreational device's participant to use their body movements to rotate the airfoil around the airfoil's axes of roll, yaw and pitch,
• (b) a zip line that the recreational device rolls suspended under and rolls along to attain enough airflow to allow the recreational device's participant ability to control the axes of roll, yaw and pitch to maneuver the airfoil as the airfoils moves along the zip line,
• (c) a means to secure airfoil to zip line while allowing said recreational device to roll along zip line,
• whereby said recreational device will be propelled by gravity down zip line.

A movement controlled recreation instrument that mimics flight comprising:

• (a) an airfoil that a participant is secured to, that is manufactured in such a way that it can rotate on the axes of roll, yaw and pitch,
• (b) the participant is positioned on the movement controlled recreational instrument in such a way as to be able to affect the movement on the axes of roll, yaw and pitch,
• (c) the movement controlled recreational device that rolls along a zip line to give it forward movement, and is secured to zip line by a tether that is shorter in length than the distance from zip line to ground,
• whereby the participant of the movement controlled recreation instrument will be able to experience controlled flight without the danger of stalling.