This is some text copied directly of USA website. If you want to visit
if go 'here' (http://www.unicycling.org/usa/levels/)
10.5 SKILL LEVEL MOUNT GUIDELINES:
10.5.1 GENERAL:
For Level 3 and above, riders may not count their dominant and
non-dominant side as different mounts.
Each mount the rider uses for a level must be different. Different can
be defined as a totally different mount, or a considerably harder
variation on the same mount.
For Level 7 and above, riders must mount to a skill other than riding or
a standard idle. An exception may be made if the mount is difficult
(example: 360 spin side jump mount). While the ending skill may be
repeated, the mounts all have to be different. Examples: Jump mount to
one-foot idle, kick up mount to wheel walk, or rolling mount to one-foot
leg extended.
If a rider falls while attempting a mount on the first try, the rider
must use the same mount for the second attempt. If the rider falls
during the ending skill, the same mount and the same ending skill must
be used for the second attempt.
For mounts to be considered valid, the rider must end by sitting on the
seat with both feet on the pedals and riding a minimum of three
revolutions. For mounts that end in skills besides riding, the rider
must do at least three revolutions, idles, or hops in the mounted
position, and then end by sitting on the seat with both feet on the
pedals and riding a minimum of three revolutions.
10.5.2 MOUNT GUIDELINES FOR LEVEL 3 AND ABOVE:
These mount suggestions are in a rough order of difficulty. They are all
considered to be different mounts. It is up to the tester to make the
final decision on any mount not listed below. With unlisted mounts, the
tester will also need to make the decision whether the mount is a
variation or a valid mount. Definitions for most of these mounts are in
the Standard Skill List (section 7).
Back mount
Rolling mount
Side mount (side mount reverse would be considered the same as side
mount while leg around and leg twice around would be considered
different mounts)
Floor mount
Jump mount (free jump mount and side jump mount would be considered
different mounts)
Spin mount (for levels 5 and below the rider should do at least a 180
degree spin mount and for levels 6 and above it should be 360 degree
spin mount)
Frog mount (mounting in the floor mount position but jumping up into a
jump mount)
Kick-up mount
Hopping on wheel mount (rider jumps into hopping on wheel)
Pick up mount
Crank idle mount (rider mounts into crank idle)
Here is a list of mounts i made up for level 10. note they are all to
something other than riding and idling and they are all noticabley
different mounts. I'm pretty sure this list would be acceptable.
Mounts for level 10
Mount to 1ft idle
Rolling mount to 1ft extended
Side mount to seat out back
Side mount leg around to wheel walk
Floor mount reverse to seat out front
Jump mount to seat out front
Side jump mount to 1ft wheel walk
Kick up mount to 1ft wheel walk
Pick up mount to seat out front
Swing up mount to wheel walk
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