the basic unispin is 180 degrees: jump off pedals - rotate unicycle 180
degrees - land on pedals
there can be other amounts of unispin with the unicycle being rotated up
720 degrees. Unispins can be done from the pedals into hopping on wheel,
from hopping on wheel down to pedals and hopping on the wheel.
crank grab: hop onto an object, landing with the crank on the object.
this can then be followed by "going to rubber" where one pulls the
unicycle up so that the tyre is on top of the object.
Wheel walk: the feet push the wheel in front of the frame,
alternating.
Gliding: one of both feet are in contact with the wheel. the foot does
not push the wheel, it allows the tyre to slide under it. The rider can
vary the pressure applied on the tyre with the foot and use this to
maintain forwards/backwards balance as well as moderate the speed. This
can be done for long distances down hills but can also be done for long
distances on flat land where the rider pedals at a fast speed and
transfers into gliding with very little pressure on the tyre. Gliding
has been done at over 40kmph.
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