About 2 weeks ago, when I was in the earlier stages of learning, I would
first learn to spin the cranks, while keeping the seat in front of me.
I just did this by providing a little bit of flick with my front foot
on the pedal, as well as slightly lifting the unicycle to make the
cranks spin faster.. Of course I wouldn't land it, but that just gave
me a general idea as to how to do them.
After that, I learned footplants on small objects like curbs. It
helped me more when I planted my front foot, so I could controll the
back pedal from spinning, when I only wanted to learn the footplant.
Now, I am learning footplant crankflips. Flipping the cranks while on
a curb really seems to be helping me with landing back on. At first it
allowed me to give the cranks time to spin, and gave me time to jump
whenever I want, but as I am improving with footplant crankflips, I am
starting to gain more flow with them..
Soon enough, I am going to try to just do it, but as for now, im gonna
take it one step at a time.
Also, it may be different for you, but don't flip the cranks with your
heel. I learned it about a month ago this way, and my toe kept hitting
curbs and other obsticles that I tried to crankflip up. In addition to
this, I bailed beyond belief, so I'm back to square... well.. 3.. but I
hope to have them consistantly soon.
--
beeper
Jkohse said:you teach me and ill teach you
Danni said:POKEMOOOOOOOON!
Gotta catch em all.
hah, that made me laugh 🙄
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