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Standup WW On Carpet?

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  1. Would it be easier to learn how to stand up wheel walk on the carpet
    rather than cement? Or does it not really matter?

    Thanks

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  2. cement would be better to do it on...

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  3. carpet would feel better to land on.🙄

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  4. Some carpets are actually hard to ride on, you always turn to one side,
    its really weird. I think its because all the little carpet hairs are
    brushed to one side.
    Anyway, I think cement would be better to learn on, even though it
    won't be as much fun to land on when you fall....

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  5. manon1wheel said:

    carpet would feel better to land on.🙄

    ...unless the cement is wet.

    But hey, what would steer more easy:
    - riding on a cyclepath
    - riding in sand (like a beach or desert).
    So when you are in the process of learning... what would be your
    choise; the carpet or cement?

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  6. In general, carpet sucks to ride on. Or do a show on. If you have a
    nice, rubber gym floor, use that. If not, wear the safety gear and
    stick to the hard, flat surfaces.

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