Not really one-footed idling

What you are doing is commonly called one footed idling. You are not
cheating. if your foot is not on the frame it is called one footed
idling with the other foot extended, or something like that, and is much
harder. Once you get really good at normal one footed idleing, you can
try it without a foot on the crown.

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no way, you're not cheating at all. I can one footed idle all I want,
the foot on the crown helps me to know better where the frame is and
provides another point of contact with the uni to keep my balance.

Congratulations! 😄

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Thanks, guys!

It sure is rewarding to finally figure something out. This forum is a
*big* help!

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Oh and one other thing, unless you are already doing it, try putting
your foot on the crown when riding forward one footed too, its much
easier, especially turning sharp.

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