Sloth Grip Roll

[Mint]

I was looking through book 5 and I found this er....technique was used during Quidditch.

What is that???

[Gower]

I think its a kind of roll under the broom to avoid being hit by a bludger. More than that I don't know.

[Mint]

U know I understood Grip and Roll. But sloth? Isn't it like an animal that sits on the trees?

[Gower]

Yeah a sloth is one of those animals that sits in trees. Well its probably called that because they look like one when they perform the move.

[Meg Boyd]

Sloths have finger-like apendages on both their hands and feet. Sloths grip tree branches with both their hands and feet and can hang up side down in this fashion. I assume when a player performs the sloth grip roll, they are gripping the broom with both their hands and feets and roll upside down to avoid bludgers.