Some sports, such as water-skiing, kite-boarding and joring have a common factor, which is the need for an external source of force to pull a rider on a sliding platform.

They are also limited by the location, season, and yet again, the source of motion, not to mention the bulky gear.

Eliminating those constraints allows an exciting sport to be performed by those seeking a new kind of physical activity that can be done using roller-skates, our favorite, or many other wheeled platforms.

A simple to steer, powered tug would make sense now.

It introduces a new generation sport gear that puts the rider out of the vehicle space, far behind the tug, therefore more space and freedom to maneuver physically, safer to ride, and allows traveling longer distances with less fatigue.

This could even be interpreted as a new green and healthy method of daily commute.

Safety, health and fun are the main advantages that make this concept stand out.

The distance between the rider and the tug reduces the risk of accidents impacting the rider.

The concept does not disconnect or relieve the rider of performing healthy physical activities.

Joring on rollerskates is as fun as dog-sledding or kiteboarding, can be done on a bike path in a park or on the road, and without the need for the snow and dogs!