Good video!

Fantastic video

Very good ^^*

Great content, thanks!

As a beginner, I was looking for a video like this exactly! I can ride but I’m far from good. Like many things, if you want to be good you need to practice. I realized that and started looking for drills to do. Now I have some. Thank you! I do agree it’s a shame there isn’t more views. So useful!

@SharedHobbies

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Glad to have been helpful! :)

You are a genius. I learned many of these things on my own, through trial and error for over a year; but had I seen this before now I would be light-years ahead. Bravo! These are great exercises and I will be improving my control over my EUCs now...all due to your tutorials!

Good basics. I've been riding for 3 years. And this still gives me more to work on.

Great video. It's a crime it doesn't have more views.

I've been practicing free mounting for quite a while, and although I can do successfully half the time, my mounts are far from smooth. Not only can I not get the balance, I can't get the initial forward movement. At this point, it feels like an impossibility, but I do know that with enough practice, it will come eventually. I just wish it came sooner and with less frustration.

Fantastic video and very informative!!!! Thanks heaps for the awesome tips mate, you have great control of that euc, mad skills for sure 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

Great tips !

This is realy goood. Thank you so much

I got the veteran Sherman v3 coming in less than a month for my first electric unicycle experience I think your techniques will come in handy I'll resort back to this video and roughly a month to recap I have 20+ years pedal unicycle experience mostly rough terrain .cool video thanks

Nice work on this, I think it will be very useful for people!

@SharedHobbies

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

My friend, what EUC are you riding? It looks like KingSong KS-18XL. Your mastery of it is impressive.

I can't do my tricks because my keeps on dipping and tilting and wobbly like sofe,what can I do??

Good enough video but. I have never seen one of these videos where they train on both feet. They do a drill on their dominant foot but not the other. When he was cutting his circles he did forward and back but only with his left foot driving. Never his right. Proper training of any physical skill should be done symmetrically.