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Thanks! Yeah, unicycling is a very physically demanding sport, especially when it comes to cardio and fast twitch actions. I personally don't do any other sports, but any kind of long/high jumping advantages I have are probably from unicycling haha

@@scottyjulian I bet you'd be wicked at other sports with that balance. Skateboarding perhaps? Anyways, thanks for the reply!

@@sebastiansullivan4770 Yeah! I started picking up skateboarding a few years ago and it’s super fun to learn. I learned alongside a friend (with no unicycle experience) and we progressed at pretty much the same rate. I think this is mainly due to how complex of a sport skating is compared to the brute strength of a high jump or something similar. This is probably more scientific data than you’re asking for, but it’s true haha 🤣

@scottyjulian honestly it's exactly what I was looking for. Really neat to hear you also skate. I would watch your skating too personally... It's fascinating to watch athletes who do multiple sports.

@@jokersingam I mostly have mad4one parts :)

@scottyjulian oh sorry. It looked like a Torker someone had here. Nice tricks btw!

@@jokersingamthanks man!

@@scottyjulian Can ask for some tips on coasting? I noticed you hold and press down the seat for that. When I coast, most of the time the tyre just rolls forward while I drop behind. Other times, I stop immediately to a halt and drop in front

@@jokersingam I assume you're trying to do just one foot coasts? (sitting down on the seat with one foot on the frame and the other dangling off the unicycle). For that type of coast my only tip is to go into one foot until your foot that's pedaling has just a light touch on the pedal. That way, when you release, you will already be balanced for the coast. That being said, I'm not very good at that type of coast. I never much had the patience for it haha. The type of coast I did in this video is called a forward scuff coast. I think generally people find that coast harder to do because of the weight distribution of the seat in front of you.

He's great fun to watch. For mountain unicycling, have you ever seen the channel leopard muni? Awesome stuff over there.

I think you should give it a shot :) There are tons of tutorials and resources out there on UA-cam to help you get started.

Just go outside, grab a fence, mount it and try to get a half pedal forward without holding on to the fence, then repeat until you can do it consistently, then master a full turn, then 2. It's quite easy of you just work consistently, progressively, a few minutes a day. After some months it will come to you on it's own. Hope you try and have fun!

This was the first time I had landed this trick in a while, so it just takes a lot of time to get it back. After landing it once, it usually takes far less time to get it again. I actually ended up getting two in this session.

@scottyjulian makes sense. Pretty much mirrors the learning process for a lot of things on the unicycle and in general I suppose. I hope you keep posting. You're quite talented at riding and making videos. Great inspiration 😁

@@louisstevens9962 THATS WHAT IM SAYIN

@@louisstevens9962 not a single soul is prepared for my 2025 machinations

Maybe sometime! The edit from that clip is a really personal one to me and it wouldn't do the premise justice if I released it while its unfinished 😌 That being said, its not off the table and I might loop back around to finishing it sometime. It will just depend on where the Lord is leading me for the next few edits.

Man thank you! I love the Andy Anderson comment haha. That guy is something else. Scuff coasts have quickly become a favorite of mine to work on recently. They're feeling super controlled right now so I'm dialing them in once again. I'm planning to ride in a few hours and work on some coasts with my flatland wheel (which may or may not be the next vlog I put out haha)

That’s so kind ❤️ I’m having a blast making them! I’m really glad you could validate what I was experiencing with the 32H haha. I wasn’t sure if it was all in my head or if there was a real difference. I’m with you though, riding 32H setups is such a blast. Being able to rip quads like they’re nothing is a crazy feeling.

Better late than never haha

@@jokersingam it’s at my parents house. Definitely a super nice luxury to have during the winter when I can get there.

@scottyjulian you don't have to worry about winter or rain. Great !

I think the Fifth Overflip was the biggest "grind" of a trick to get. I had already landed it once before, so I was surprised to see how long it took me to land it again for this video. Other than that trick, it was probably the hick over treyflip (fifth middleflip?) at 4:24. There's so much going on in that trick that I started to lose the mental battle with it. Eventually I got it and Levi was patient enough to film it twice haha

Haha, yeah, that was quite a mixture of bad luck and good timing. Either way, I'll take it!