10 Things You Need to Know About Unicycling
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Good job Chris.
How about making a series with total beginners.
Take a kid, a middle ager and a senior.
Make a video each week to show progress.
Show victories and fails.
That sounds really good. Finding reliable people who would be willing would be challenging. I'm told people before. I'd be willing to help them. Learn to ride on my time and there's and they fall through... But that doesn't sound great.
@@ChrisCoolski You will need about 10 riders to get 1 successful unicycler.
They will quit for many reasons: Fear, injuries, no tenacity,...etc.
However, that "is one of the stories" in the adventures of unicycling.
Quitters. Injuries. Then the "never say never" comeback stories.
I would love to learn myself:)))@@ChrisCoolski
Chris thanks for a great intro to unicycling. I'm in my late 60's and unicycling has strenthened my core, giving me great balance and made me a better bicycle rider. It has also given me a more balanced view of my own life. Keep up the good work!
Nice, I'm glad to hear this. Keep riding, Enjoy the benefits of unicycling.
Saw you on the uni chat, great video Chris. will subscribe mate.
Appreciate 👍🏾
tip 2, I'm not sure if this is correct, a 10" is a lot easier to learn with than on a 24". I was too dumb to learn hopping or ideling 🙈 Although I have a couple of dozens of kilometers on my 29"
Hey, never to dumb it just takes practice as you know the more you do the more you advance. I believe learning on a 20-inch would be better suited. Keep going you'll get there.
I'm pretty good in rolling mount a 20" and 24", static mounts are starting to work with 20". How hard is the step to freemount a 36"? Thanks for the great video. I hope that I will get the opportunity to learn to ride and mount a 36" in my life.
That's great. A 36er can be a little intimidating at first. Once you have your seat post at the right height and your unicycle gear, including shin pads and knee pads, it gave me more confidence when learning the step-free mount on the 36er. You will learn just keep practicing a few times a week and you'll be mounting like a pro. With the 36er Practice against a wall and fence and don't forget to keep your weight on the seat.