What can i learn now?

If you want to be freestyle, try wheelwalking.

If you want to be street or trials, maybe seat out front hopping and
crank grabs.

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hop down stairs...

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crankflips, 360's, grind hoping down stairs evne tho its been said doing
bigger drops ..

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wheelwalking, and all its variants sound like it's within your ability
to learn, as well as seat on side, spins, and all that silly street
stuff people seem to like 😄

Actually, I'd recommend checking out unicyclist.org, and watching some
of the videos Leo has put up. It's a great place to get ideas for what
tricks to go after next.

And don't forget to have fun while you're doing it!

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Fly04066814 said:

*[spud man can i rent that space?] *

check PMs.

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dont practice unispins this early- youll get worked up. id say yea, a
wheel walk is what i would learn if i were you

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Wheelwalk before unispins?! I can ride 1ft'ed and I can unispin, but I
can't WW for the life of me.

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Hello,

When i had your level, i started doing some street/trial without knowing
that i had a freestyle uni, not designed for this. I busted it
riding/jumping stairs, doing crank grabs and little drops.

I suppose you've got the same uni you started with (a freestyle) so
www.unicyclist.org which has been proposed earlier will give you a
bunch of ideas of things to work. So as the videos posted on this
newsgroup.

I think it will come naturally, but working new things as the WW
advised, you should practice too the skills you already have :

1foot with both feet (turning the opposite way of the riding foot is the
more tricky),
idle 1 foot,
riding and turning backward looking backward,
push the seat out riding close to the seat drag,
hop seat out,
hop up stairs ( 2 or more steps each jump).

I can now 1fww and glide downhill a few meters but i don't have landed
any unispin yet whereas i tried it a couple of times.

Manu

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Hermit said:

*what other tricks/techniques can i learn? *

'a couple of hints' (http://www.unicycling.org/iuf/levels/)

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I'd say, you should learn gliding. Well, gliding is a very comfortable
way to get down a hill, or whereever it goes down. Anyway, gliding is,
in my opinion, a very nice trick to do. Because you go forward without
pedaling. Once you get it, you'll see it makes a lot of fun, just to
glide down somewhere. Or if enough trained, you can glide on a flat
scene ~50meters +/- with good starting speed.

So maybe you have to learn some tricks before, which make it easier to
learn gliding. Therefore I'd say, start with ww -> 1ftww, gliding. Once
you did 1ftww, try to put your feet on the tyre without looking what you
are doing, so putting your feet on, while you focus something that is
50meters ahead of you. That will take some fears, if you have to put on
your feet on the tyre while you are riding.

Ride on
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