Some of those "riding" skills seem like they would be better performed
as stationary skills (as in idling). A distinction between which are
riding skills and which are stationary skills is necessary.
When performing as a pairs routine is it still considered a unicycling
skill if you are joined (holding hands or otherwise) and now have two
points of contact with the ground (two wheels in contact with the
ground)?
It seems that the only proper way to do it as a unicycling skill is to
have both riders on the same unicycle. At that point only one person is
riding the unicycle and the other is there as an acrobat. Only the
rider would qualify for level 11 unicycling status and the other person
would just be an acrobatic partner.
Figuring out a way to have both people in control of the unicycle at the
same time (so they'd both be riding the unicycle) would be the
challenge. If both riders are in control of the unicycle then both
would qualify for level 11 status.
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