*tell him to stand on the pedals..that's where his weight has to be. NOT on his groin... cause it's not his groin that's helping him stay on the thing, it's his feet. *
Most people would tell you to keep your weight on the seat while learing. Like everyone else has said put them in front, not under.
*tell him to stand on the pedals..that's where his weight has to be. NOT on his groin... cause it's not his groin that's helping him stay on the thing, it's his feet. *
Yes, you definitely need to be able to sit down comfortably to learn to ride. So what kind of seat are we talking about. Is it a new unicycle, or old? Plastic bumpers or metal bars? All seats are not created equal.
But definitely it's important to figure out the sitting part. My dad had a problem with that every time he tried. No, we are not all steel-crotched supermen. 🙂
-- johnfoss - The wilder Wilder
John Foss, the Uni-Cyclone "jfoss" at "unicycling.com" -- www.unicycling.com
