Learning how to UNICYCLE as a beginner | Unicycling Vlog
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In this unicycling vlog, I'll show you the entire process of how I learned to unicycle as a beginner. I had unicycled for 1 hour about 3 years ago before filming this video, so I was a complete beginner. By watching this video, you'll also learn how to ride a unicycle. I'll describe all of the tips and tricks I used that helped me get better. I'll show you some of the MANY times that I fell off the unicycle, so you don't get discouraged if you're having trouble too. You can do it.
Stay tuned at the end for some funny deleted scenes with my younger cousin!
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Any tips for me on unicycling?
¿Algún consejo para mí sobre montar en monociclo?
1: Wear knee and wrist guards. 2: Lean forward. Make sure the weight of your head and shoulders is out front of the center of your body. Pedal to bring the wheel up behind you and prevent yourself from falling on your face.
Got it! I can work on the leaning forward part for next time
Looks great! One of the things I would do I raise the seat height. Good luck :D
Thanks! I will try to raise it
Oh yeah!!!! You have learnt fast 👌. It took me 30 mins everyday for 1 month and then I could do it. I like how you’re thinking through why you fell off because i think it helps solve problems. When learning, I tend to just keep trying mindlessly instead of thinking about what I need fix. Can’t wait for the next vid 😊
Thanks! It definitely did not feel fast lol, but that's good to know. And way to stay dedicated until you got it!
Next step is riding and juggling. I believe in you. You can do it.
Aw, thank you! Hopefully I can do that soon
Love the dedication. Like most things it take time and consistent effort.
Yes it does!
Hey it's about to make another unicycle video on your current progress.
Hope you stuck with it. Also, did you figure out to "raise your seat"...which might help but not an absolute.
You have no idea how Good it makes me feel to watch your progress. Please more videos on the unicycle.
Aw, thanks so much! Yep, I'm planning on releasing a free-mounting one as soon as I can do it reliably
Did you ever fall that hard, that those pads were useful? For me unicycle is great, because it is super easy to fall from it and stay ok standing - as long as you aren't ridint fast..
Fortunately I never fell hard enough to use the pads or the helmet. I had a few close calls when I fell backwards instead of forwards. The only time I hurt myself was when I fell and my toe hit the ground at a weird angle. That hurt for like a day and then I was fine. Nevertheless, I *definitely* recommend that everyone who is learning how to unicycle wears a helmet and pads!
Do u have a lake in your back yard??
No I filmed that at a nearby park
@@JugglingGym Is that why you are always filming in the woods?
I always try to have a nice background. Sometimes I go to parks and others I film in my backyard
Maybe ideally would be on level grass with a fence or does grass make it more difficult? Fewer broken bones maybe?
Grass would probably make it more difficult. Tbh unicycling isn’t that dangerous bc you don’t go very fast in the beginning and you tend to fall forward on your feet. I’d suggest wearing a helmet and wrist guards in case you fall backwards. Elbow pads and knee pads are most likely unnecessary, but it doesn’t hurt to wear them
You found some really nice places to practice
Thanks, I thought it'd be more interesting that way!
Keep going you'll be there in no time then graduate up to a 36er this uni wheel is so so fun.
That's the plan! What do you like about the 36er?
@@JugglingGym I like that it's a bigger wheel and I can ride 15 to 20 miles and to me, it's just more comfortable than the smaller size wheel. You'll have to give it a try at some point.
I hope so! I bet someone will one at a juggling festival or club that I can borrow