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  1. I have been looking at for a good learning dvd for unicycle. I don't
    have much money, I live in the middle of know where, and have no one to
    teach me some tricks. I have read some of the posts about this dvd and
    thought that it might be a good one for the price (on ebay), but I was
    wondering how well it teachs. Does it show the tricks well, is it clear
    picture, does it have a lot of tricks, etc.

    I have already heard about the music and will turn that off.

    Juggling_Arcs

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  2. In the meantime, this site http://unicyclist.org/ has lots of great
    videos which you might find helpful.

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  3. One Wheel - No Limit is not a how to video. It's more of a skills
    demonstration video. It's video of practice sessions at TCUC (Twin
    Cities Unicycle Club) with riders demonstrating a variety of skills.
    They'll start with a basic skill like one foot riding and then keep
    developing it with different variations. Things like one foot extended
    out front, one foot extended out back, one foot backwards, etc. Then
    they'll move on to a different skill like mounts and show a whole bunch
    of mounts with the mounts progressing from the basic to the more
    difficult. The whole video is like that. Start with a basic skill and
    show a bunch of variations on that skill.

    What OWNL is good for is getting you to go "Ohhhh!, I never thought of
    doing that like that. Now I need to try that." There is no how to
    instruction in the video. The video will get you thinking about
    variations on skills that you wouldn't come up with on your own.

    If you just want to see short little video clips then Leo's
    'Unicyclist.org' (http://unicyclist.org/) site has lots of little video
    clips demonstrating lots of different skills.
    'skill level skills videos' (http://unicyclist.org/cont/levels.cfm)
    'standard skills videos' (http://unicyclist.org/cont/standard.cfm)
    'freestyle skills videos' (http://unicyclist.org/cont/freestyle.cfm)
    'performance videos' (http://unicyclist.org/cont/performances.cfm)
    and more

    Unicyclist.org has lots of individual clips. OWNL has more inspiration.

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