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Help with grinds needed

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  1. Hi. I've been trying to grind for a few weeks on and off now at my local
    skatepark, but its not working.I think i am stalling wrong. I grind on
    both the crank and the pedal at the same time, but i never move. If you
    know how to grind, please tell me.

    Also, if you have aver unicycled on a quarter/half pipe, how do you
    "drop in"?

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  2. i wrote a tutorial in the tutorial subforum 'requests'. basically get
    really good at crankgrabs/pedalgrabs

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  3. Ride up faster, jump on harder.....basically just grow some nuts.

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  4. To drop in just roll over the copeing, making sure you clear away from
    the wall a bit so that you don't touch it until you're most of the way
    round. You can't ride down the face, you can't pedal far enough, so try
    and fall for most of the vertical wall. When you've done it it really
    isn't that great to be honest, a half-pipe isnt a whole lot of use to a
    unicyclist.

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  5. to drop in, I usually hop into the quarter pipe (though quarter pipes
    are indeed useless for unicycles, with very few exceptions)

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