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  1. Original post
    Schmidty563
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    Hey all Unicyclers,

    I've been riding a while and i REaLLy wanna know how to glide. Is the
    easiest way to learn just to learn wheel walking and then one foot and
    then eventaully taking it off or is there an easier way?
    Thnx if u answer this.
    Schmidty563

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  2. forrestunifreak
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    Yep.Thats the best way.Learn 1 footww really good,get to were you can
    take long,slow steps,then try it down a hill.

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