Skills testing in the UK

You could try DUC in Denton

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Nothing in unicycling is particalarly formal but the skills
levels are clearly defined.

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norry said:

*To give me something to aim towards I was wondering if
anyone knows of any clubs etc that can offer skills level
assessment (1-10). Is this a formal accreditation? I live
in the North-West by the way *

The Union of Uk Unicyclists (UUU) offer testing and
certificates for the IUF/UUU levels 1-10. Testing is open to
any one, but to get a certificate you need to be a UUU
member. There is no charge for testing or certificates.

Take a look at the levels requirements on our web page at
www.unicycle.uk.org

If you are in the North West of England, then Denton
Unicycle Club in greater manchester is probadly your closest
club with testers. Testing is also offered at some uni-meets
and at the British Unicycle Convention. Some people don't
ever take tests but just use the levels informaly to give
them ideas for what to try next, or to guage how good they
are compamred to other riders.

Sarah Miller UUU

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Many thanks for that sarah.miller & nickjb norry

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norry said:

*To give me something to aim towards I was wondering if
anyone knows of any clubs etc that can offer skills
level assessment (1-10). Is this a formal accreditation?
I live in the North-West by the way *

The Union of Uk Unicyclists (UUU) offer testing and
certificates for the IUF/UUU levels 1-10. Testing is open
to any one, but to get a certificate you need to be a UUU
member. There is no charge for testing or certificates.

Take a look at the levels requirements on our web page at
www.unicycle.uk.org

If you are in the North West of England, then Denton
Unicycle Club in greater manchester is probadly your
closest club with testers. Testing is also offered at some
uni-meets and at the British Unicycle Convention. Some
people don't ever take tests but just use the levels
informaly to give them ideas for what to try next, or to
guage how good they are compamred to other riders.

Sarah Miller UUU

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nickjb said:

*You could try DUC in Denton *

Simon from Cumbria Muni club can also test up to level 4 I
believe and possibibly higher.

Roger

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sarah.miller said:

Take a look at the levels requirements on our web page at
www.unicycle.uk.org

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Richard Loxley said:

*'sarah.miller said:

Take a look at the levels requirements on our web page
at www.unicycle.uk.org

Sarah of course means: unicycle.org.ukunicycle.org.ukOpen ↗

- Richard *

DOH, sorry.

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