Foolproof Technique for Learning to Ride a Unicycle

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Title	:	Foolproof Technique for Learning to Ride a Unicycle
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The curb or block preventing the unicycle from going backwards is a great tip for assisted mounting Well done!
Comment from : Hobo Dan

Great tutorial!
Comment from : Rodrigo Souto

Hello, What size is your bike? And how tall are you? I already have the 16 inch, and I think it's too small for me (177cm)
Comment from : Gideon Tulus

Nice breakdown
Comment from : revolut

Your method is unique I am going to try it
Comment from : Carlos Merighe

Thanks
Comment from : Napasak Manisuk

New advice It looks soundbrI'm going to use it in my next practice
Comment from : Ray Rous

Pleeeease tell me how to jump with the unicycle!?? Thank you for your video!!
Comment from : Shevek 5

Hahahaha I was only 18 when I started Riding A CLOWN Showed mebrBut it still takes around 70 Hours to Learn I am NOW 60 Years old and I still Ride them brATM i have a 24" UNICYCLE and I love it
Comment from : X5 - Acoustic Guitar & Stuff

thanks a lot, I will try it soon
Comment from : N

very good video is unicycle safe for age 60? looks good for balancing skillI can do basic skateboard ( subs and like )
Comment from : Master C

learning how to Unicycle on my channel too
Comment from : Rotimi

Cool video, thank you
Comment from : Loic Spiegel

I wonder if I’d be easier considering I can ride a bike with no hands as long as I don’t get to tired
Comment from : samthewizzy

Good points Thank you!
Comment from : davidreallylikesthat

its taking me years, 6 to be precise, and i still haven´t mastered it!
Comment from : chris coughlan

the best technique i ever watched to learn how to ride a unicycle thanks for sharing stay safe
Comment from : Blinks Vlog_Bennie Santiago

Awesome Like the systematic approach and with the unassisted mount Way to stick to it! Not easy and takes like you said, 100’s and 100’s of try’s
Comment from : Warren Carswell

सतत प्रयास करने से हम सब कुछ कर सकते हैंbrbr-निर्मल कुमार शर्मा ,गाजियाबाद ,25-9-2020
Comment from : Nirmal Kumar Sharma

he sounds like steve -o
Comment from : Aiden W

Learning to free mount was a weird thing for me I tried so many time with no luck and the all the sudden something clicked and I could do it I know that doesn't help but it's just my experience
Comment from : Rocky Fire

Ok All looks good and very clear instruction I can use this when I get my uni The end however when you sped up the film of you going through the tunnel was kind of wonky with all the flailing 👍☮️🌞
Comment from : Secret Daisy

Thanks for posting this method-- after finding this video I picked up a Nimbus 24" uni and followed your method step by step Took me 20 days (15 hours) until I could ride 100' I used a brick as a backstop for the assisted free mount But the best part was when I decided to stop using the brick-- it only took me 3 attempts to do a proper static free mount!
Comment from : James Quaranta

Thanks for sharing Very informative
Comment from : Binady Budhi

Excellent well done Got my Uni yesterday your starting tips are good Unlike others, do not need to "learn" fancy ways of mounting Leave that for the experienced
Comment from : Derek Pirie

Lol it took u months to ride it?💀💀💀
Comment from : Alexander Mount

Omg! This video totally helps! I just started today with a sun classic unicycle in my kitchen holding on to the counter for dear life Makes sense to just start without anything to hold on to! Many thanks for creating a great methodical technique I’ll be out on the curb in the morning ٩(^‿^)۶ woohoo!
Comment from : Dukeboyjamz

I’m not sure who this guy is?
Comment from : Mike Baugus

I give up
Comment from : Ollie Wilson

This is the Best video I've seen so Far! I was having a hard time with my Free mounts, your tips have helped me a ton!
Comment from : mnorton2666

Wait, it took you months?
Comment from : Gairuntee

Neat idea! I'll definitely try it out, thanks! No curbs where I live, but I can find a log or a cinder block probablybrbrYour video was so clear and well laid out that I am subscribing There are a lot of channels out there, but not a lot of well-organized people who make clear, linear presentations that are conducive to learning or understanding a subjectbrbrLOL and I just realized you only ever posted three videos Too bad -- you are good at it! You should do more I mean, if you want to!
Comment from : Dingfelder Smurfalot

That's the most helpful video so far for me I was looking for a good starting point for my training and it was literally right in front of my flats doorbrSo far I got around 4m in my first 30minsbrbrI want to mention another really good tip for men:brThe optimal seat height is usually said to be 2-3cm below your belly button But for real starters it should be 5-8cm below the BB, because you won't get be kicked that hard in your balls and makes the experience of learning a lot less painful :-)
Comment from : Thalon

Helpful ideas thankswhat bike are you using? thanks for sharing : ) it looks fun! Eventually! : )
Comment from : happinessisasmile

This method worked for me I was able to ride a short distance (about 20-30 feet) in about an hour from ground zero Once you get the confidence to start using this method without holding on to a wall, etc, you really learn fast
Comment from : Florida Glider Pilot

Why the Vocoder
Comment from : GHT

Ok, well I might as well try this method now Thanks for the video
Comment from : NOLA GospelTracts

Nice video with good suggestions! I'm so close to getting it and I think these tips will help me get over the learning hump
Comment from : Amy Butcher