Log rolling is a competitive sport where participants balance on a floating log while trying to knock their opponent off. The logs are typically made of wood and are placed in water, creating a challenging environment for the competitors. This sport requires agility, balance, and quick reflexes, as participants must maintain their footing while also attempting to outmaneuver their opponent. Originating from lumberjack traditions, log rolling has evolved into a popular recreational activity and competitive event. It is often featured in lumberjack competitions and can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Log rolling promotes physical fitness and coordination, making it an engaging sport for both participants and spectators.