Screw searching! 😉
I'm trying to do either. Between the rain, I've managed to learn to WW
pretty well, almost to the point of controlling my turning while doing
it, and I can transition back to riding often too. My question is:
For one-foot WW, which foot do most people do the pushing with--the
dominant foot or the "other" foot?
I'm "right footed", but somehow I learned to WW leading with the left
foot. Now, I've noticed that 'some descriptions'
(http://www.unicycling.org/unicycling/skills/wheelwalk.html) suggest
that I should put my left foot on the frame first and then start
pushing with my right foot. Instead, I start pushing with my left
before I even remove my right from the pedal. (I think this makes for
a smoother transition anyway than taking two steps to start the WW.)
I've been trying one-foot WW starting the same way as my WW and putting
my right foot on the frame instead of making the second wheel push, but
I have this feeling that my left leg is kind of weak, jerky, and
uncoordinated. So I'm thinking about switching to pushing with my
right. Also, as for gliding, is one foot generally better to have in
front, dragging on the wheel?
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