Wheel walking.

lean back further than you feel comfortable with

start by seeing how many time you can kick the wheel before you fall
off, then try to break that record.

going up a slight incline will better position your legs and body
weight

this one takes alot of practice!

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http://www.boateng.unicyclist.com/Unitricks.htm
http://tinyurl.com/236eq
http://marsht.tripod.com/
http://gallery.unicyclist.com/albur03

Just some sites with Wheel Walk and differnt tricks on.

Trev

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Toe to heel. Nice and slow. And for goodness sakes, lean back more!

Daniel

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One thing that helped me was going up a handicapped-access ramp that had
handrails on both sides. I could touch the rails for balance, and w-w
uphill is easier than on the flat (except for very steep hills where you
have to use a lot of force). In that setup I also didn't need to
transition into w-wing. I think that knowing where you are going helps
one learn the transition. However, it took me a long time to learn, so
there may be faster ways.

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