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Unicycle Project

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  1. Alright, so i got this project to do for school...

    I have five minutes alone with a teacher to teach him about/how to
    unicycle.

    History? Safety? Competitions? Types of riding? Etc.?

    And i also need have 5 steps on how to ride it.

    Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

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  2. Five minutes is of course not enought to teach someone how to ride, but
    it is a good amount of time to explain the steps involved. I would
    approach it like that. You have 5 minutes of explanation, then the
    teacher can optionally spend the next 5 hours making it work.

    Or he/she can listen to the rest of the 5 minute presentations. Let's
    guess which is more likely to happen!

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    "if you can do balloon animals,you can lace your own wheel." -- Jagur
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