Okay I was bored. Here is a break down of a Smallspin mount. Why, you
ask, did I not break down the actual Smallspin?
Well this shows all the same movements(timing is a little different)
but is bit slower and shows the movements more, plus it is a great way
to start warming up for the real thing. After about 5 of these you
should have a feel for how the Smallspin will go down. Its a pretty
easy trick, and I remember is being very fun to learn.
Hope this helps:
1.Clear you mind think about what your about to do. -- 2. Start spining
the uni getting your other hand ready to catch the saddle / start to
spin your upper body with the unicycle, think about aiming your
sholder.
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3.Now you are leaving the ground, jumping and leting your lower body
follow your shoulders. -- 4. you are in the air you body should be
about half way around and your non spinning hand should be catching the
seat. The 180 unispin should be about done by now, your upper and lower
body should be pretty even and setting up for the landing.
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5.Now you are ready to stomp the landing, look for the pedals, at this
point your lower body may have to spin ahead of your upper body so you
can catch the pedals. -- 6. Line up your shoulders with your wheel
should be the exact opposite way from you started, not 90, or 130.
STOMP that landing and pedal away smooth.
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-Sam
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