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  1. howdy all
    lately after ive been jumping or bouncing on my uni i get a sore back,
    its a real problem because im only 15 and i really dont want back
    problems at this age
    does anyone else have the same problem? or does anyone know how to
    prevent it?

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  2. Yeeeeeeeeessssssss! I was just going to ask the same question...
    I think it's from bending over to pull up the uni. My backs been
    hurting alot after I unicycle...

    One way to fix it might be to raise the set higher, but I dont wanna do
    that 😄

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  3. NKahler said:

    Yeeeeeeeeessssssss! I was just going to ask the same question...
    I think it's from bending over to pull up the uni. My backs been
    hurting alot after I unicycle...

    One way to fix it might be to raise the set higher, but I dont wanna do
    that 😄

    I started to get this...
    I raised my seat only about an inch, maybe a bit more... Yes, it took a
    bit of getting used to but i can hop higher than with the lower seat
    now and dont suffer the back problems.
    RAISE YOUR SEAT AND YOU WILL NEVER LOOK BACK😄

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  4. i get this too
    i find after doing some trials, and then hours later when i go to bed
    my back would hurt when i lie down. it seems easily countered by doing
    a few sit-ups

    my reasoning is that doing this warms the core muscles, and then lying
    down again to let them cool in a neutral, non load bearing position
    (its been working so far)
    mights also have something to do with spinal compression from hopping
    i dunno...

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  5. When I was learning to jump on three pallets, my back would hurt me
    after a while. It stopped when I took a break. It may be a problem, if
    you do it really frequent

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  6. I got this from si trials with a low low seat. Raise it up and afet a
    while you will be able to jump just as good. Also start learning sif it
    is so much better on your back.

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  7. I find after riding 5 - 10 kms my back muscles are sore.

    I simplely commute to and from work every day.

    For me its the lower back, no jumping involved, just riding.

    But it could just be old age.

    😉

    NAH!

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  8. legtod2 said:

    I find after riding 5 - 10 kms my back muscles are sore.

    I simplely commute to and from work every day.

    For me its the lower back, no jumping involved, just riding.

    But it could just be old age.

    😉

    NAH!

    It's not old age; I get the same thing after ~5km on my 29er. I don't
    ride it very often though, so I think the muscles are just weak. I'm
    just going to try strengthening my back by doing supermans and maybe
    lifting weights.

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  9. I used to ride with a low seat, and from rolling hops only would I get
    some pain. Probably because how much force and bending over you do.

    I raised my seat, and was worried about not being able to rolling hop
    as high, but that wasnt a problem at all. Doesnt hurt my back either,
    and I switched to SIF, so thats better too. It also makes my street and
    freestyle tricks feel better and easier.

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  10. I find just the opposite. When my lower back really starts to hurt it
    usually means I need to ride more. It seems to strengten my lower
    back. I love unicycling!!!!!!!!!

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  11. I used to get awful lower back pain, then I raised my saddle and it was
    fine. After a while, I lowered my seat again and the pain returned so I
    put it back up. I'm basically just saying the same as everyone else,
    that you should raise your saddle a little and see if it eases up.

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  12. Get a quick relese and only lower your seat for trials stuff. You can
    also adopt a good posture while ridding a loew saddle (I found).

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