learning progress

riding good enough.. I coudl turn both way and drop off of curbs..

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was able to ride skakly though and no tricks yet

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Still getting on and falling off immediately.

Cathy

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after two week i became established in riding a unicycle. up n down
curbs and hops.... n hops no hands.

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it was kinda hit and miss with me...i could mount with the assistance of
a pole and ride until i was tired out most times. but sometimes it just
wouldnt go...but dont guage yourself by how we were doing...everyone
learns at their own pace.

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i could ride it qafter 2 weeks just about hop a bit

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Looking like I was working out on a mobile stair stepper. On, off, on,
off, on, off.....

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after 20 hours i could freemount, ride and turn good and do some baby
jumps...

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ummmm, i could ride reasonably well althoug i would fall off every now
and then.

Kepp going btw, stuff starts to get very fun when you can hop and are a
bit more confident.

rem

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after 2 weeks I could ride about 100 nyards
it was so sweeeeeet!
sometimes, the learning process, i think, was the best part of riding
the unicycle.
still can do hops, or any tricks, but that is not the reason I ride. i
ride to ride around my neighborhood, like others ride bikes.

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I could ride for about 6 blocks before having to get off, could turn
easily either way, go off curbs, do very light muni, and self mount
everytime

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Bud-Litebulb said:

after 2 weeks I could ride about 100 nyards
it was so sweeeeeet!
sometimes, the learning process, i think, was the best part of riding
the unicycle.

I'd have to second that. I look back fondly at the initial stages of
learning to ride. That continued persistance of falling off and
getting back on for hours on end was amazingly fun. Then it was
completely -awesome- when I could finally ride across the parking lot.

Now it's still fun, but it's not as new and fresh as it was in the
beginning.

And to answer the actual question, after two weeks I was able to
freemount, ride for a couple of blocks, shakily turn, do some tiny
little hops, and maybe go off a smaller curb on a good day.

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i could mount 4 to 6 different ways, ride, hop, and do a few other
things

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Ride down my street, probably 20-30% freemounting success, turn, drop
off curbs.

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francistorker said:

hey-
i feel that i need a progress check. where should i be (where were
you?) at about 2 weeks (around 20 total hours) of riding?

Some kind of progress check can be found here:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/talent.htm