what i did was learn to hover (with two feet first) and then i went on to learn to hover with one foot...i then took that to my driveway which is at a medium slope and when the pedal with my foot on it was infront i just put all my weight on that and my forward momentum kept me going....until i got to the bottom of the driveway...then i just took it to the top and did it again. After i had it down i took it to a flat road and it took me about five minutes to get the hang of it and i was riding on one foot within a day
i just took one foot off whlie riding and after ~2 hours or so i could do 5+ revolutions. it'll take 30-45 mins to get the feeling that you're finally learning it. then its just a matter of practice. if you can circle pedal on a bike that'll help.
I can't do it myself yet, but a few people have suggested to me that it helps to ride with as little pressure on one foot as possible. Then start lifting the foot off at the top of each stroke. Then eventually not have the foot on at all. This means you have your foot near (or still touching) the pedal at first so you can easily correct a fall.
I learned by going really fast, and then pulling my foot off at the top of a rotation and putting it on my frame. It took me a while to learn, but now I find it very easy.
I learned by going really fast, and then pulling my foot off at the top of a rotation and putting it on my frame. It took me a while to learn, but now I find it very easy.
You must be young and willing to fall repeatedly.
I am working on one-footed riding and it is going really slow because I don't want to be throwing myself on the ground. One-footed will happen though. I am still working on it.
