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Foot Orientation

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  1. My preference for hopping is holding the saddle withmy right-
    hand and having my right-foot forward, but I'm much more
    comfortable hopping to my left, making pedal grabs harder.

    I can do it on both sides (not especially well), but I find
    grabbing on my right easier- does anyone else have this
    problem? If so how did you get around it- learn to grab
    better on the left or jump better to the right?

    Thank a lot, James

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  2. So you pedalgrab with your back foot? Weird. Just try
    hopping the other way or with the other foot back. Unless
    you want to be one of those cool trend setters.

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  3. If you hold the seat right handed I would think you would
    want to jump to the left to pull the unicycle with you. I
    can understand how your right foot forward stance gives you
    problems. In order to change only one thing, I would change
    foot position. Unfortunately I think this is the hardest
    adjustment to make. Reconsidering, try landing a crank grab
    several time by jumping to the right to land right foot
    forward. See if pulling with the right hand going to the
    right gives you problems. I think I would want that hand
    free for counterbalance.

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