Help with wheel walking

you can check out this:
http://munimanpete.unicyclist.com/freetips.htm#walking

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umm wheelwalking doesn't require your feet on the frame... unless you
are one footed wheel walking

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Yeah I meant one footed wheel walking

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Ducttape said:

Yeah I meant one footed wheel walking

Ah, that's an important bit of info.

How are you at one foot riding? Can you keep your foot on the frame?

One foot wheel walking took me a long time to learn. Lots of practice.
I found practicing in a hallway, where I could keep both hands on the
walls, helped. Practicing on a slight uphill grade can help. Mostly
it's about learning foot control. How to push smoothly with a light
touch. How to drag your foot back lightly. It's something that you
have to get into muscle memory so the foot learns what to do without
you thinking or being conscious of it. That can take time.

One foot wheel walking also tends to be slower than two foot wheel
walking so side to side balance becomes more difficult. Practice and
learn to use the hips.

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try going from WW into 1 foot WW. it helped me alot.

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mornish said:

try going from WW into 1 foot WW. it helped me alot.

it is helping me
iam doing like 3 - 4 squishes at the tire

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agreed thats the way to do it

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tomtrevor said:

how the hell do u get fluro brown??? it would also probably look like
uve dunked the uni in a big pile of [censored]

iridemymuni said:

What colour [censored] do you do tom ? flouro brown [censored]? thats kinda weird

tomtrevor said:

y do u want to know the colour of my [censored]? like that just isn't natural
for someone to think that.

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