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Tutorials Wanted: Flatland/Dan Heaton Style Skills

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  1. Hey Y'all. Im really wanting to learn some serious Dan Heaton styles.
    Everything he does in Defect from start to finish. I wanna be able to
    copy his every move.
    Has anyone got any tips for learning some of his cool as skills?
    If we could get some written or video tutorials online it would be
    sweet.
    What do you guys think about this? Anyone keen to help an old fulla
    out?

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  2. muzzle said:


    Has anyone got any tips for learning some of his cool as skills?

    Hi,

    I suggest you to watch the movements you liked in slow motion, try to
    do them and when you have problem or don't remember the right position
    to take (body, hands...) , go back to the vid.
    If you own a copy of defect, you already have a good tutorial in your
    hands.

    Manuel

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  3. Yeah, I guess your right on that one. I have got defect and I have
    watched it a billion times, not in slow mo tho. Haha, anyways some
    tutorials would still be pretty cool.

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  4. Practice balancing while standing on the cranks and on the tire. Leg
    arounds (correct name?) are a good way to work on that. Work on them in
    all combinations (right foot, left foot, clockwise, counter-clockwise).
    Many flatland moves are "simply" transitions between different stances
    on the cranks or on the tire. Once you figure out what your balance
    points are for these different stances you'll have a much easier time
    moving about the unicycle. From there just keep on practicing.
    Consistency is the key.

    Andrew

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