James_Potter said:except that for a 360 unispin, you kind of let go for just a split
second while it's spinning. but your hand position starts in the same
way as a 180 unispin.
Personaly, i use 2 diferents positions for my hands. For the 180, i
hold firmly the rear part of the saddle with my left hand and the front
part with the right one. Holding the extremities give me more control
over the spin.
Whereas for a 360 i cross my hands over the saddle, and closer to the
seat post (increase speed rotation). Once i have thrown the spin
uncrossing my hands, i only try to stop it spinning. I can't stop it
easily at only 180.
I landed my fisrt unispin 180 three weeks ago. And i did spend a lot of
time to do it. Then i worked some unispin 360 jump mount to get used to
the diferent way of holding the seat and spinning and a week ago landed
my first 3 unispins 360. Now i might have a 50% of success.
I watched a vid i did of it : in my case it take actually 0.4s for the
complete revolution of the uni.
Good luck
Manuel
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