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  1. Recently my friend David has expressed a desired to learn to ride so I
    dusted of the learner Uni and gave him a few lessons.

    This video 'here' (http://tinyurl.com/yh46tv) is him after 2.5 hours of
    riding.

    We started with just sitting and rocking on the Uni and then went to
    using a fence, one direction then the other.

    I have told him to sit up straight, weight on seat, and look ahead and
    all the other helpful advice listed in the numerous threads here.

    Question:
    Is there anything looking at the video they would help him?
    He's learning quite fast but is getting frustrated at the moment, is
    practice and patience the key?

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  2. the way i learned, let him start at a mailbox so he can hold on, and
    gain his balance exactly where he wants it, before he starts riding.

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  3. Hes pretty much got it now.

    A few more runs from the curb mount so he can get better at having a
    constant distance before he falls.

    Then have him learn to freemount. I think a rolling mount is better for
    a beginner to use, because they can use the forward momentum to get
    going.

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  4. Jerrick said:

    Hes pretty much got it now.

    A few more runs from the curb mount so he can get better at having a
    constant distance before he falls.

    Then have him learn to freemount. I think a rolling mount is better for
    a beginner to use, because they can use the forward momentum to get
    going.

    I found that I could transition from mailbox-assisted mounts to
    freemounts easily, just by trying not to clutch the mailbox as much
    when I got on. This way, I was able to freemount *before* I could ride
    30 meters.

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  5. SNES350 said:

    I found that I could transition from mailbox-assisted mounts to
    freemounts easily, just by trying not to clutch the mailbox as much
    when I got on. This way, I was able to freemount *before* I could ride
    30 meters.

    Nice! =p

    I found when I was first teaching my girlfriend, Sera, to ride, she
    would clutch onto me a lot, to not fall, then little by little would
    she be able to lessen her grip until it was to the point where I just
    stuck out my finger and she would hold onto the tip. Then I took my
    finger away and she was doing it. =p

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  6. SNES350 said:

    I found that I could transition from mailbox-assisted mounts to
    freemounts easily, just by trying not to clutch the mailbox as much
    when I got on. This way, I was able to freemount *before* I could ride
    30 meters.

    I have a friend who can freemount, but can't ride more than 2 feet.

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  7. Jerrick said:


    I found when I was first teaching my girlfriend, Sera, to ride, she
    would clutch onto me a lot, to not fall, then little by little would
    she be able to lessen her grip until it was to the point where I just
    stuck out my finger and she would hold onto the tip. Then I took my
    finger away and she was doing it. =p

    My girlfriend teaches me mounts.

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    Blegas78

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    better than nothing, therefore a ham sandwich is better than eternal
    happiness.

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  8. Blegas78 said:

    My girlfriend teaches me mounts.

    I would have her teach me every freestyle trick she knows! =p

    Your pretty lucky to have a godess of unicycling. 😉

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    Jerrick

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  9. I cannot watch the video but i learnt (and my girlfriend learnt) By
    holding on to the trampoline and slowly making my way around untill i
    was confident to let go. it also help with learning to turn because i
    had to move around the trampoline.

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    tobbogonist

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  10. david is awesome !

    i wish i was that good after even 5 hours.

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    iridemymuni

    munipsycho said:

    Just a bit of advice: never vomit while wearing a full-face helmet.

    irvinegr said:

    haha i just thaught it was funny the title is "3th movie"

    pixystix6 said:

    oo give him and intising lap dance while he rubs pasteries all over you

    kapoute said:

    It just depend if you are gay or not...

    GILD said:

    Been looking at your penis again?


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