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  1. Every year in november my school has a little auction to raise money for
    the toy drive where students can auction themselves off. I decided to
    auction myself off and give unicycle lessons and suprisingly enough,
    there was at least one person from every table bidding on me(but i'm
    only worth 40 bucks!). The lessons went well so im thinking of doing it
    to try and make some money to upgrade my uni and hopefully add some to
    my collection, but my question to you guys is: Any advice? im not sure
    what i should charge, im thinking 15 per lesson with every lesson being
    an hour long. I only have 1 uni and my buddy is letting me borrow his so
    i think i can only train one person at a time. Do i need a liscence or
    anything first? i dont wanna get sued if someone breaks themselves. Any
    input would be greatly appreciated.

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  2. The system Klaas Bil and I (pretty much) use to teach people to ride is
    at www.unicycle.2ya.com on the "Basic Riding" page and Klaas' website -
    http://www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/uniindex.htm .

    If you have a look around through both of those sites you'll pick up
    more tips too. Teaching people is good fun.

    My single biggest piece of advice for learning unicycling:
    *Spend time early learning the fundamentals and you'll learn to ride
    much quicker*...unless you're one of the freaky bike trials riders I do
    demos with who can pick up unicycling instantly.

    Andrew

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  3. have em sign a release

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    unijuggler - TOTAL NEWBIE

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