i was just wondering what skill level everyone is on. I am only on skill level two because i just started but im working really hard to get to the top of the skill levels.
well not alot of people use the levels cuz it is mainly for freestyle. but i am about a level 7.. cant really jude me by my level cuz i try to ride street.
I'm not really going by levels, I'm most of level 2 and 3 and I think 2 or 3 from level 4...mostly just cause of mounting, I've never practiced anything other than my good ol' static and rollback mounts, if I did I'd probably be just about level 3 officially.
I'm officially level seven. I can do all the stuff on level eight except the backward spin and pirouette, and everything on level nine except the backward pirouette. In theory, I can do everything on level ten, but not very consistently.
I think most people who work on the skill levels get bogged down with a couple of the skills on levels eight and nine, especially hand wheel walk and the backward pirouette.
I'm not on the level at all, I'm on a steep learning curve.
I structure what I learn around what I think looks the most fun and least dangerous. I learnt to idle and ride backwards (nearly) so that I could join in to 'dance' in the Irish dancing thingy in BUC this year. I also enjoy distance riding on my 29er and want to continue with that and to take it into cross country. So I structure my learning around that. I also enjoy unihockey so I learn stuff that could help that.
I absolutely feel that life is stressful enough without being 'tested' on the levels.
Cathy
-- cathwood
Say no to unicycle genre discrimination! - MrBoogiejuice
i agree with what cathy said, when im learning stuff its not to get to that next lvl, its just for the fun of it, before i even knew what the levels were i had 4 mounts down just cause i liked to impress ppl by just getting on the uni, then the expression from riding it was even better 😄