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Re: 360 unispin problem.

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  1. Im going to learn 360 unispins evantually.

    The reason your feet land behind the unicycle is because your
    sub-concsious mind is scared. Your scared of it. You have to just go for
    it.

    I cant 360 unispin, but that happens to me when I 180 unispin. Its some
    kinda mind-over-matter thing that just takes practice.

    (sorry i wasnt any real help)

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  2. Bend over the seat before jumping.

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  3. OK i have another question. When landing this should i land seat out or
    seat in? The one that I landed before i landed it seat out, but that was
    the only one i landed.

    Also, for some reason i keep hitting my ankles somehow. My left ankle is
    swolen today. Just wondering why. Kelly.

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  4. juggle508 said:

    *should i land seat out or seat in?*

    What you think it's best.

    juggle508 said:

    *I keep hitting my ankles somehow. My left ankle is swolen today.*

    Buy a soft mouse-pad. Cut it in 4 pieces. Round the corners. Put those
    in your socks.

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  5. A mouse pad? hmmmm..guess its worth a shot.

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  6. if u have some soccer shin pads lying around, u might be in luck
    there are some of them with some padding over the ankle-bone in addition
    to the protection for your shins

    if u go with Jester's suggestion, u'll also pick up an extra mount into
    the bargain

    we want to see video when u get it

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  7. Don't send your legs out too far. Sometimes I forget about that. It may
    make it look cooler with a wide spread but it makes it harder to get
    them back in. Just hold them out far enough to clear the wheel. Then
    pull them in as tight as you can, like munimanpete said, don't worry
    about pedals at this point. Put your main spinning hand right above the
    seatpost, it makes it spin truer and faster. Do it seatout at first, it
    will make for another variable you don't have to worry about. Just go
    for it and work at it.

    Good Luck,
    David

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  8. Darchibald, when you say put you main spinning hand(in my case it is my
    right hand which spins it clockwise) right above the seatpost, what do
    you mean? Do you mean on the saddle right above the seat post? Thanks,
    Kelly.

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  9. Yeah, I used to have one on the side of the handle (right) and one on
    the side of the bumper (left). Mike Clark told me to put my right hand,
    which was doing most of the spinning above the seatpost (still on the
    saddle). I did and got it a few tries later. Also try to hold onto it
    all the way, at least with one hand, in both our cases the right one.
    You end up twisted and your hand is all weird on the side of the saddle,
    then grab it again with your left hand. It looks weird but it works and
    there probably is a better way that you'll find eventually.

    David

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