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  1. Summer just started and it's already getting hot. And if it's not hot,
    it's raining. Or both. I've only had my uni for 11 days now, but want
    to ride everyday to keep improving. I don't remember the last time I
    was this motivated.

    Any suggestions for finding a place where I can ride indoors on those
    hot and/or rainy days?

    Thanks,
    Tom

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  2. tomkarches said:

    Summer just started and it's already getting hot. And if it's not hot,
    it's raining. Or both. I've only had my uni for 11 days now, but want
    to ride everyday to keep improving. I don't remember the last time I
    was this motivated.

    Any suggestions for finding a place where I can ride indoors on those
    hot and/or rainy days?

    Thanks,
    Tom

    school GYM??
    sometimes they have open gym

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  3. if you have a veranda or something you could ride around in there

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  4. Garage? Basement(if you dont have those super low cielings🙁). basically
    anyplace that you can create a space for you that has no breakables and
    a smooth flat surface for you to practice on.

    -Phil

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  5. last time i unicycled in the basement i fell through the wall... when it
    was snowing out i went to the underground parking lot.. its good.

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  6. I don't have a basement or verandah, so that's out.

    I could ask the local high school about using their gym. Has anyone
    negotiated something like this before? It would probably be easier if
    there was an organized club....anyone had luck with indoor skate
    parks?

    --Tom

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  7. I suggest going to an area with covered parking. Large, flat, open area,
    that also has hills and stair and stuff, depending on what you want to
    do. Skateparks can possibly be good, but most of them have certain
    day's or times for bicycles (Which, apparently includes unicycles.) and
    at those times they are overrun by the bikes. Atleast that is how it
    works at all of the skateparks around here. (Texas, DFW area.)

    -Justin

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