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i just got to level one tonight, i cant mount it all the time but i did a really nice static mount with no help to hold onto the rode way more than 50 meters and came to a slow roll then just popped down with the uni in front and know im level one, once i put the movie of it on my blog i will tell everyone the site so they can see it. quick question? if i cant mount all the time am i still a level one or no? please respond
If you have been tested by the USA and passed you will always be a level one. To pass the test I think you got three tries to do the mount. Soon you will be mounting more than 100% of the time. You will accidentally mount unicycles you will become so good.
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to "officially" be a level one, you need to be tested by a USA official. but this isn't what most people are going for. I think level 1 is pretty much just being able to ride for just about as far as you want without any pointless UPD's. they say 50m to give it some sort of limit, because if you can go 50m, then chances are you do have complete control over the unicycle and could go much further if you want.
For level 1 through 4, I think you don't need an officially qualified tester to still 'officially' attain that level. Not sure if that means you can test yourself. But once you get a level you stay that level even if you fail on your next attempt or demonstration.
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