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  1. (Note, this never made it to rec.sport.unicycle, so I am
    reposting it here. Sorry if you have seen this before).

    Hi all,

    In the great north (Montreal), we had a glimpse that there
    might be life after winter, yet we are still in this
    netherland where it is somewhat cold (0 to -15C), icy,
    windy, snowy and generally unfavorable for unicycling.

    Last weekend, in a little break from the frigid weather, I
    decided it was time to see how my skills had deteriorated
    throughout the winter and got the uni out. I was greatly
    surprised to realise I actually improved, with no practice
    whatsoever during the winter. This is another proof of an
    old concept of mine that training is overrated... Did
    anybody else ever noticed this phenomena?

    I also acted on another lifetime goal of mine: commuting by
    unicycle. So I changed job (to make this even possible) and
    ordered a Coker, I am now looking forward to tame the beast,
    which may prove difficult considering my capabilities.

    I will keep you posted on the progress.

    Jocelyn

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  2. jocech99 said:

    (Note, this never made it to rec.sport.unicycle, so I am
    reposting it here. Sorry if you have seen this before).


    I was among the few people who'd seen the original.

    Quoted message said:

    I will keep you posted on the progress.


    Yes please do. I for one read reports by new Coker riders
    with interest even when not responding. I think I will be a
    new Coker rider at some point.

    Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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