Hand

Well with all that information...

Could you be a bit more specific?

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well, my fingers are the main thing that hurt. The joints feel kinda
sore/stiff and the skin feels raw. I'm guessing that its something that
will go with time, if that makes any sense.

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It will go away in time, if not, then worry about it.

It happened with a few times, when I finally got a seat with a handle
it started to hurt, when I was learning unispins, and when I switched
to SIF.

Its just your muscles and stuff getting used to the pressure and
stressed caused from unicycling and how you are holding the seat.

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Cody, don't pull on that handle all the time just because it's there and
you can. (Been there, done it.) You don't even have to hold it all the
time, but even if you do, then only pull wit appreciable force if there
is a need for it, so when climbing/jumping etc.

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Thanks for the advice.

1. I only hold the handle when I am hopping.

2. I have also noticed that the inside of my hand is sore/bruised on
the the inside knuckle part.

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cody said:

Thanks for the advice.

1. I only hold the handle when I am hopping.

2. I have also noticed that the inside of my hand is sore/bruised on
the the inside knuckle part.

I had this before - it will go away...
I posted a thread and some people just paid me out and said i was being
soft... there is nothing wrong with being concerned about something
like this, my fingers were swollen and i thought they were broken.
My advice... take it easy for a week and then get back into it🙂
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Thanks for the reply. There is no way I would be able to go a week
without without unicycling. Especially since I just got my new uni. But
I am going to Oklahoma all next week so I don't really have a choice.

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i just got a dx like 2 weeks ago and i had a bruise on my hand also. I
wondered if it was normal and apparently so. Mine has gotten better now
after about a week.

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cody said:

Thanks for the reply. There is no way I would be able to go a week
without without unicycling. Especially since I just got my new uni. But
I am going to Oklahoma all next week so I don't really have a choice.

I didnt say go without... just take it easy😄
Well, you few people who paid me out... read and weep! There are others
out there that wanted answers!
Peace
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cody said:

Thanks for the reply. There is no way I would be able to go a week
without without unicycling. Especially since I just got my new uni. But
I am going to Oklahoma all next week so I don't really have a choice.

Bring it w/ you.

I brought my 24" DX and 16" CX on the plane w/ me to Boston and back. (
put them in a 26" bike wheel box in w/ the luggage.

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i sugest kh pulse gloves. i got the red ones and they are AMAZING. helps
with al the stiffness and rawness....

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Cocain has very good commpression propities, great for side hops and
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UniDudeDX said:

i sugest kh pulse gloves. i got the red ones and they are AMAZING. helps
with al the stiffness and rawness....

Yes, they rock! I use these too.
Keep your hands nice and warm too🙂

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Kh pulse are very good, after a while when falls become less and your
hands are used to the punishment bike gloves are a cooler alternative
for some types of riding.

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i agree. fly gloves are good when you are better.

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Jerrick said:

I think we should get off the topic off kinky/horny girls and unicycles,
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thejdw said:

Cocain has very good commpression propities, great for side hops and
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