12 Steps on ***How to Ride an Electric Unicycle*** - For Absolute Beginners - Part 1
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I'm gonna re-watch your tutorial at least 30 times😂
Cheers! 💙
Hahaha
What helped me a lot was learning about the principal of physics behind the wheel. If you look up gyro and wheels, speed will help you balance the wheel, but the first thing you have to gain is the confidence and trust in yourself and the wheel. I seen in the beginning guys always cut their heel from jumping off the front and the wheel catching their heel. I started jumping off the back because the wheel has forward momentum. Next I padded up really well and that gave me the confidence of not getting hurt. My problem was the fear of falling, once I gained confidence in the wheel that fear went away. U-Stride has the best learning videos out their along with Duff. 👍
Great points and observations. I'll be sure to add them in part 2, since it's about riding the wheel, putting all of part 1 together
Guillotined my heel and the ball of my ankle with the pedal, many times!
Thanks. Thank you U-Stride because not making it look so easy. Because in this way I prepare myself to persevere. In other videos they say that it is very easy to learn to ride the wheel, and it is not true (for some) then if I do not do it as quickly as they do, I give up. In other videos that seem so easy for them I feel sad because I do not may l. But you make it look like something that needs a lot of practice and perseverance. So I do not abandon my wheel and continue in my slow learning task. Not all of us have the same skills
Indeed. Good way of looking at it
It was this channel that talked me into buying an EUC. It was one of these videos that claimed the KingSong 16s was a good beginner EUC. I happen to agree. But to be fair, the KS-16s is all I know. I have the app set the EUC to beginner mode. My tire pressure is down a little bit. With the instructions in this video, I am doing OK. At the ripe age of 58, I have be a little extra careful, so yes I have All the safety gear; even in the school yard playground. I am still working on my foot control and have tasted a few feet of free victory here and there. I will get complete victory and I can't wait for the fun to begin.
Nice man. I'm glad your in the EUC world now. There's much to learn. Step by step
Thank you so much.I purchase a E.U.C. 1yr ago today(inmotionv10). I have ridden it over 3,700 miles The spirit led me to this video and I will always be thankful. I'm 62 years old going on 63 I'm not trying to go fast I'm just trying to Glide.. From Atlanta Georgia thank you so much...☮✌✌🕊
Best video for beginners. Im almost 50. This video was by far the best for learning. Thank you
Well I appreciate that man. The idea is to get you learning so as not to damage your device
i start riding euc from ur video, the most important part is getting my feet ready by doing that first few exercise building up ur the legs muscle (the dominant leg); it really help. for beginner, not looking down surely help too, try look somewhere straight ahead not the bottom of the wheel. thanks bro
No problem man. Glad to help. Happy riding
@@UStride i just got a Kingsong 16s the other day with no prior riding i watched your video and picked it up in two days. the key is doing it in socks, because with sneakers you can't feel the points you need to apply the pressure on. if you never tried riding in socks it feels like you are a part of the wheel.
@@hoodatheist5549 that's awesome man. Congratulations
i'm on my 5th hour trying to learn, i've been doing 1 hour at a time and incorporate all the 12 steps within that hour. it helped a lot, I was able to go down the street about 5 houses. I got over confident and went on the street and veered right on to a curb, took a spill lol
If you're new, wear protective gear.
For teaching others, this is the best teaching vid I've yet seen! A GF is considering trying it thanks to this simple and safe approach! Thanks U-Stride!
You're welcome man. I hope it helps
Thanks for your advice. I found that doing the same action 30 and having a rest really does help a lot,
Indeed
Just bought my 1st EUC two days ago. It’s pretty much a discontinued brand with a 16” wheel that I bought used. This was the first tutorial I clicked on. Hoping I can apply everything.
That's awesome. Yeah I made this video for the absolutely beginner so you I hope it helps you.. congrats on your purchase. Happy riding just be patient and persistent
Except for the road noise, this is the best tutorial I’ve seen this far. Hope you’re riding still.
I’m a fairly confident rider now but prior to learning I only found one or two videos where the person knew how to teach the essential skills. Fortunately, I knew I needed those basics and kept looking until I found them. This video is spot on and essential viewing to any newcomer and is a complete introductory skills tutorial. Which reminds me, I need to learn to ride backwards! Excellent job!
Thanks man. I'm glad you didn't quit. I also have to learn backwards as well. It's pretty cold here in NE so I have very little motivation to go outside lol. later for sure. What wheel do you own?
U-Stride After splashing for a V10, there is no way I was gonna quit! Fortunately I could get a good deal here in Shenzhen, and the V10 hit the price/performance sweet-spot. I’m 100kg and have big feet so the 1800W, large pedals and price gave it the edge over all other wheels 5400rmb is probably about 850usd. It’s a balmy 27C here in China so I’ll be going out very soon :) This video was particularly interesting for me as I have been thinking of putting together a video on stretches to do prior to riding as well as feeling awareness of the pressure on the parts of the feet and whether there is more pressure on one foot and/or one calf than the other. I think this could also be helpful for beginners.
@@rogerunderhill4267 $850us amazing. Yeah the V10 is a great wheel, I just didn't think it was a great wheel for the price here in the USA @1299, but yeah minus the price, it's a great looking wheel and has good specs on paper. Glad you like it. Always liked inmotion wheels (jut no their price all the time :))
I just bought a V8/Glide 3. I watched this video before going out. I was doing 50 yard runs within 10 minutes. Your techniques worked great training that muscle memory. Thanks! The mounting/dismounting exercises were particularly awesome and quick to master. Thx again!
Nice that's awesome man. Happy for you
Hey U-stride, I just want to thank you for this very comprehensive building block tutorial, I’ve watched it a few times (okay, maybe not thirty times, just yet!), and tried to absorb your excellent advice. I’ve not yet seen a better how-to-learn-EUC tutorial, so again, a massive thank you from the wild highlands of Scotland, UK. My MSP arrives this morning via FedEx, but I’ve still got time to rewatch and learn in advance from the Man. A lot of the advice you give is similar to learning to ski in many respects.
Peace, and thanks again!
Thank you this!! It is the best gradually progressed, to the point with an actual outline!!
Thank u for the great instructions.
awesome thanks mate
Excellent! Thanks for breaking it down. Helps overcome the fear of buying an uncontrollable and useless toy.
LOL True. Persistence and determination.
Loll 😂😂😭
It's not for old fuddy duddies😄
Thanks for this man! I got my Ninebot e+ today and whew I feel like I'm in deep deep water...
Lol you'll be fine
Far play to this guy. On the cold to make us a video helping to ride our unicycles.
Not every hero wears capes.
Kudos to you man. Good job.
Thank you for the video.
Haha yeah I was reading a comment from another sub who said when are you going to make us a video on how to, and I saw this spot and just did it(although it was a week or so later) glad you like it. Thanks
I apriciate it also, the guy is awesome for doing this for us(begginers)
Got a v8f from ewheels , day 2 training ,finally getting to the point where I can stay on for sustained riding. Still having a bit of trouble with right turns, left turns much easier , I think I'm left foot dominant .
I will use this tutorial I just ordered my Inmotion V11
Great Video ! I am so buying one of these !!
Yeah man. You will love your new found freedom
Thanks for the tips going to really help me get better
好清晰明確嘅教學 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Picking up my V8 tomorrow, my first uni, so I’m prepping with your training video.
I had to smile when you had mentioned. 30x about 3x early in the video when you said, “do this.....30 Times” :)
It was like you were thinking, should I sway from that number? Nahhhh
Wish me luck. Hoping to commute through Toronto 30km eventually.
Cheers. Excellent videos!!!
Hahaha that's funny. That's exactly what was going on in my mind lol. I'm happy for your purchase. The V8 is a very good choice for a starter if you don't mind spending a little more money. Congrats
U-Stride Thank you! Research is the key! Learn the various levels and prices and specs, determine your goals, but get a wheel that is still one you can grow into.... instead of upgrading in 3 months...
Yesterday bought $92 of protective equipment. Wilson Knee Pads & McDavid Elbow Pads & Wrist Guards. Already have bike helmet.
I may have helped others get into this yesterday too as I began connecting the finance company I work for with the. EUC Store I purchased from.
@@Lerxst3333 well said
Great video! I wonder if all of your over the shoulder visual checks were because you were in a bad area?
U-Stride what a great training video on riding the EUC. Can’t wait to get mine. A damn virus is the only thing keeping me from this fun. Once I do get my first wheel, it’s going to be all about this video!
Yeah I hear you on that. Glad you like it and really hope it helps
Finally graduated to step 12 :)
Nice girl. Congrats, I knew you do it. Eventually it will be like second nature
Awesome video! Thank you for this.
Is the machine turned on during practice so it self balances ? Thx
Great video. Just wish it was shorter. There are a lot of things that make a video good. Being on point and providing the needed amount of detail to understand is key. But time and simplicity is also key. Its about balance. This is not so bad or anything. I just want you to consider for future videos.
Yes sir and I'mtrying to follow this awesome advice. Sometimes I don't consider the time. It's almost an after thought for me. But I'm so glad you're bringing this up. I will try smarter and harder to make this happen. Thank you so much for your most valuable and helpful critique. I needed that
@@UStride you're welcome. Enjoy your msx :D
@@AzeShorts yes indeed. Thanks
Awesome video...its in too much details and for beginners all the details are required....
can you please tell what should be the air pressure. I have airwheel X3
Dont know about the X3. If you own and X3, it should be written on the tire
i’m 92 years old and just got my first EUC
Awesome, I tell people 50+ and older that people older than them are doing it. You're my proof. Congratulations
Wow didn't even know this existed🤔 but I like it...
I hope you get one
Nice ushanka!
I need this my balance is horrendous lol
You have haven't meantioned how tight you are hugging the wheel or how loose...
I don't hug the wheel, I did mention there is a gap between my shoe and the wheel itself
One thing I know is I need shin and leg cushions. This is fun and I haven't gone anywhere.
People need instruction for basic things these days.
Indeed. I know I do. Maybe it's a confidence thing?
Good video :)
bro why the fuck do people just say "Do this" describe HOW THE FK the thing moves bro. Is it the fucking toe or the leg moving it to curve. no one explains this shit
That would be a more technical tutorial but you're right. For the most part, you won't need to explain the inner workings in order to ride, but it wouldn't hurt.
Very easy???? Seriously???? Thanx. But no thanx. I have one and one thing you can not say is EASY.
Just get a hover board
Its better.
Sure lol
Thank you so much for this, I followed your video and now can ride my new EUC. I start from 0, it's my really first time. I did 5 sessions of 1 and half hour each, following your tips. 3 inside my house and next two times outside in a private road. Now I can ride and turn too. Probably the best training course on TH-cam 😁
Haha thanks man. Glad I could help. In glad for you
Great video man! Thank-you!!
Thank you for taking the time to put this together. I'm a 67yr old man who just recently learned to ride a OneWheel (1mo & 85mi and counting). I just recieved my new Inmotion V8F and am, with you and other TH-camrs' help, looking forward to more fun. And, you stay safe...
Awesome man. Anything to help. Happy riding
@@UStride have you given any thought to the benefit of using ski poles as an aid in learning. I am using your process but have no fences around me usable as aids. I made 2 ski poles from old aluminum broom handles that I put rubber cane tips on. I believe it is helping.
@@oldretireddude honestly that's not a bad idea except if you fall I don't want you or anyone else getting her by flying pointy poles..someone else mentioned using a shopping hard witch isn't a bad idea.
HEY BROTHER, I FINALLY GOT MY VETERAN SHERMAN DELIVERED TO ME HERE IN HAWAII, 7-2-21. YAY!!!!! NOW I WILL DO EVERYTHING YOU TEACH US. BY THE WAY, IM 78 YEARS OLD. REMEMBER ONE THING: 30 TIMES!!!!!
Gonna be honest, didn't know these were a thing. Glad I saw this in my reccomended, they seem pretty cool.
Haha yeah it's still a niche market. But it's fun once you get to learn it and be a part of the EUC(ElectricUnicycles) community. Glad you clicked
There are many other videos online you can learn from as well. This one from inmotion USA is very good. th-cam.com/video/XZQsEJ88Dj4/w-d-xo.html
***NOTICE*** These steps might not be helpful on a Ninebot Z10 at speeds above 15mph.
U-Stride this was the first training video I found. I’s good. Your’s seems like it’s a lot more in depth.
I suppose this is 5 years old, but it is refreshing to come across one that isn't "Learn to ride in 10 minutes!" I appreciate the methodical adding of small skills in small steps and the building of muscle memory doing it. Tracking my first EUC as it comes across the Pacific - excited to join the fun, but this looks like a solid way to get up and going!
How many times should I do it again?
hahahahahah. 30 times thank you lol
I am 65 years old and will try your training method. Thanks! Great job!
Am I the only one who will probably never own one of these but am fascinated with these videos/watching other people ride them? lol
I didn't see him wobble one time he's a master, i think.
I got a swagroller when i was 72 now i have upgradded to a Good V8F and its harder to ride, i even carry groceries on it. Follow the fun.
I started learning to ride watching Duff, Duff will teach you how to fall. I starting really learning how to ride when I found U-Strides channel. He’s the only one that if you have questions he will help you. He is a very advanced rider and like in this video he takes the time to help new riders.
Wow thanks man for your kind words
U-Stride, many thanks to you for being there teaching me to ride my Tesla. I would like to move up to the MSX 100 volt but I’m saving my money for the 2019 wheel line up. Have a nice day. 😀
@@chodkowski01 nice man. I would love that wheel for sure. So much faster
U-Stride, lets be honest the Tesla is a fast wheel and I hear the beeping whenever I watch your videos on the Tesla. You and I like speed. But you also like cruising long distances. I know the 100 v wheels have the speed. I would like to see a 100 v, 2.5 w motor with a decent size battery capable of speeds of 45 mph. They are already pushing scooters to 50 mph. Let’s see what 2019 brings.
Thanks from Australia man. I am 77 yrs old. Your method works. In 3 days I can almost keep my balance on my KS16s. ciao. freddo dirk
Awesome. I'm very glad it helped
today is my first day on an euc, and this tutorial is by far my favorite!! i really appreciate the emphasis on building leg muscles bc i have no leg muscles currently lol.
How to ... without smashing yout wheel and hurting yourself. Great idea !
I like your style. I am having a awful time getting steady. I guess my 73 y/o reflexes are not up to speed. But I just do these movements and I get better, next I need the nerve to just go ;-) weeee!
You are an inspiration. I’m 54. Just got my V10F. Will be an interesting weekend.
@@blackrooster1527 I saw a video a while back of a man in his mid 70s who was a couch potato before getting his wheel. He had a hard time going to the mailbox and back. His wheel is perfect for him because he just has to stand. Now he goes everywhere. He said it breathed new life into him having his mobility back. Now he's on the bike trails, on the hiking trails, in the parks, zooming here, zooming there and having a blast like a 20 year old again. His wheel goes like 75 miles on a charge. Amazing.
Hope you ride it regularly nowadays. You are an inspiration.
@@blackrooster1527 I am 57 years old and I have been practicing the 12 steps of this video for 3 weeks. It has not been easy, but even if I wanted to, I can't stop trying. I will have patience. Thanks U-STride
Some people do it straight away. I seen a six year old on TH-cam putting me to shame.
thanks very much for the training tips, i successfully used them to learn riding my EUC (Ninebot One a1) in 5 hours. 😀
Thanks, this is explained so well. In 5 hours I can ride unassisted for around 300m, however I need to master each one of these steps and can see the value in each step, riding the EUC is the easy part. Thanks once again just a great tutorial on learning an EUC.
Checking out that runner :) at th-cam.com/video/95Oih2GN718/w-d-xo.html
Awesome tutorial btw. I'm using it right now!
Thanks for shooting an amazing video in freezing weather but you are acting more like a weed seller dude :)
Dude, your advice and training tips changed my riding skills overnight! I’ve just got back from 15-20 mile ride with zero dramas and a couple real high speed runs! I can confidently turn tightly both ways, stop quickly and get on and off the wheel. I even had 3 pints on the ride out and was still absolutely fine! Thankyou for making this video, it’s all up from here now
Hahahahaa you're funny man. I'm really glad I could help
Pretty much mandatory viewing for noobs.
Hi u- stride thanks for all your videos really enjoying Em all “ I’m a e-scooter man and I’ve now bought a KS18XL IV NEVER rid one its coming today “ just hoping I can master it and I haven’t jump in to deep Brian from the UK
Jump in man, jump in, you will get there
I just bought my Kingsong 16S. And I'm still learning how to balance on it. I hope this video helps me A lot 😎
Yeah I hope so too. Just patience and alot of ambition. You'll be fine
MSXPOSTBOY100, what are some ways to learn to stop on the 16s without the EUC moving while one foot is on it. ? I just did day 1 on it and twisted my knee. Hope you enjoy your 16S. Love to hear your experiences and tips with it.
This is the best tutorial so far that I've seen of dozens of videos. The fine details and exercise tips is much appreciated. I will be saving this one.
I have ridden hoverboards over the years. When I first got my first hoverboard in 2015, I thought the thing was broken as it didn't work like how I saw in the videos -- but it was just me. LOL. So the hoverboard took maybe a day or two to learn to be able to ride. Now its the most natural thing and I use my hoverboards all around the garage and driveway just for errands, chores and for fun. Seriously, I used my hoverboard to work on my fence & gate, re-organize my garage and move boxes in and out during my house move!
Question: How much does hoverboard riding experience translate to the electric unicycle riding though? Anyone with experience on both vehicles care to comment? I'm guessing that my muscle memory for the sensitivities of forward-back (pitch) control for acceleration/stopping will translate over. But, of course, the unicycle can lean (roll) which the hoverboards cannot do because of their fixed lateral two wheels. So we can see already that the unicycle has another primary axis of control that needs to be learned.
Also, is it possible to balance while stationary with an electric unicycle while waiting for a red light? Standing still is super easy on a hoverboard. Then the hoverboard can pirouette in-place and turn all around 360º with little effort which makes chores around the garage nearly effortless even in tight cramped spaces.
I was watching the wheel closely when he was doing the lesson on turning and realized you counter steer just like a motorcycle. You flick it in. In other words, you start a right turn by going left for a split second to intiate. Then, lean into the turn for balance. I'm sure it just intuitive like a bike, but it's the same physics.
Exactly 💯
Ok but how do you speed up, slow down & stop? 🛑 I can’t figure that out from watching this. I don’t have an electric uni yet but getting one soon.
👍☮️🌞
Weight distribution. Lean forward to accelerate, lean back to break.
THANK YOU BROTHER, NICE VIDEO, VERY INFORMATIVE. REMEMBER: 30,TIMES, REST, THEN 30 TIMES AGAIN. THATS DRILLED INTO MY HEAD.
Lol no problem man
Ill have to try these instructions on the weekend. Ty
I'd have really appreciated if you had chosen less iritatong surface niosewise.
Yeah sorry man. This was a time where I was crazy busy with work, i had kept pushing out but just stopped the to do it. Sorry man
@@UStride no need to appologize. Thanks for making it anyways.
@@kamencic sure thing man
i just bought one yesterday...thanx man...i think this will help me...first it thought its very easy but 3 times i fell...hahahahahahah
Remember you're using muscle groups that you've never used before. It will take time but frustration is part of learning, just keep at it
Went for my first ride on the tesla today. I was really paranoid about binning the wheel on hard ground ($$$) so I decided to find the flattest grass I could and ended up at a soccer field. Bonus was that some of the goals were small and low so I was able to go from one side of the goal to the other while hanging onto the crossbar. I just kept going around the goal doing that while relying less and less on grabbing the crossbar. Once I could make it from one side to the other without grabbing the crossbar I moved to the field and worked on stepping onto the wheel with nothing to hold onto. After that just worked on trying to make it a few feet, then further then further. Once my foot and ankle muscles started to adapt and my staibility improved, I tried on the pavement. I think because the grass was not prefectly smooth and my stabilizing muscles really got a workout, once I got onto the pavement it felt alot easier and I was able to start cruising fairly quickly. I ended up riding about 3 miles non stop and got up to around 20mph. It was fantastic!! I still really need to work on handling the wheel at slow speeds and making sharp turns but I'll work on that next time I'm on the wheel. Thought about some of the steps throughout this video and they helped so thanks for making it! Can't wait to get back on the tesla!
WOW WOW WOW. What an amazing experience for a first time rider. That was a very unique method of learning how to ride your tesla. I'm extremely happy you were able overcome the learning curve. I wouldnt have thought of grass to be honest. Awesome idea. Anyway congratulations on your new abilities. In time you will become so good, that you will truly be able to experience the full potential of this amazing wheel. Happy riding
Yo! How do I get over the fear of riding amongst traffic? It gets so bad that the wheel begins to wobble and I lose balance WTF
Here you go bro. Hopefully this helps
th-cam.com/video/8eiF_7qiIdg/w-d-xo.html
Excellent tutorial. Thanks so much for putting the time in to this clip.
Excellent video.......very informative!
If you are right handed it will be much harder turning right than left at first. Same goes for turning left if you are left handed.
I’m right handed, right turns are much easier than left for me. I ride snowboard goofy, and my left foot is my dominant one on euc, maybe that’s the difference. I start with my left foot on the pedal, right seems impossible to me.
I learned from u ! great videos! aloha!
It's a lil harder to do this with a 60lb euc
..and make sure you are not on a segway ninebot one s1, because it might break before you learn to ride it
Oh gosh really? Is that what you experienced? If so sorry to hear
Every time I put one foot on it it tries to get away from me. The side to side balancing is though, too. Any advice?
James Baynes you need to strengthen your legs
And I'm 62. And it's gone great 👍 with Your help. Please more videos for the beginners
Sure thing. That's coming
Just got my Gotway MSX and I'm using your tutorial. Holy crap! Didn't think it was going to be hard because I already know how to ride a onewheel. Boy was I wrong!! This thing is tough!! I got retrain my leg muscles. Your tutorial is great!! Thank U!!
Lol you're funny man. Yeah it's a different beast. This is the reason why we are not so popular, and I like it. But yeah man keep at it, it's well worth it in the end. I'm glad I'm able to help
Slow motion would of been icing to this awesome video
Do you think i can learn it by myself? Some say "you should never learn it by yourself you need someone to teach you" is it right? Or they simply wanna make money?cause those lessons are not free😄
You can definitely learn by yourself
@@UStride thanks a lot.
Dude i have one more question,the device starts dancing between my legs when i speed up i dont fall but i but it is very dangerous you know ..is there any tip for this?
Sorry for the late reply, but this is due to lack of leg strength and foot control. When one leg/foot is applying less down force on the pedal vs the opposite leg it will cause wobbles and other strange behavior at higher speeds. Also changing your riding stance will help with this
@@UStride no problem, thanks
Very good video. What would u recommend for a beginner, new GotWay Mten3 (it’s small , portable and fast enough) , the mcm5 V2 , Tesla v2 , inmotion v8f .. looking to start small then once I get the hang of it can transfer to a bigger wheel.. I really like the mten3 so far.. any thoughts ... plan to use it for a few km rides in city environment.. thanks ..
Yes everything you said I would recommend
Sorry I meant which one would u recommend mten3 84v or mcm5 vs or Tesla v2 or V8F .. for causal city rides and beginners. Thanks for the fast reply 😊
@@md8492 it's up to you man. All these wheels ate good options
Hi at the beginning of your video when your showing getting on and of and practicing the rocking forward and backwards, is the motor on your wheel turned on or is it off?
That's a very dumb question. Figure it out
@@UStride Sorry I didn't mean to come across as dumb, I've only just got my wheel and new to this, just trying to work things out to use it, apologies for asking
This video was really useful! I got my wheel Sunday, did some exercises for two hours Monday, and today (Tuesday) after another two hours, something clicked and I was riding up and down a bike path. I still have to get used to mounting/dismounting properly and smoothly, and still have to learn more control before I'll feel comfortable with other traffic.
Rocking left to right really helped to get a feel for the wheel's weight. One thing I would add, that really worked for me (maybe just because I am learning on the MSX, a bigger wheel than most learners) was going in a squiggly line. I was actually able to do this before going straight, as it helped me feel how to get the wheel back in balance if it was tipping too far one way or the other. My wide and erratic turns became smaller and smaller until I could control the wheel and keep it in a straight line.
Yeah man I'm glad it helped. Yeah your approach is a good one. My video is simply a foundation feel free to add your own twists. I'm very glad you are getting the feel for riding. Keep it up
Step one: Balancing the EUC with youe leg and foot. Accomplished. Step two: Getting onto the EUC. Step two accomplished. Step three: More foot and leg control. Step three accomplished. Step four: Rocking back and fourth. Step four accomplished. Step five: Move from point A to point B with help. He said to do this about thirty times, take a break and do it thirty more times. I have done it thirty more times, probably eight hundred more times and I'm still not ready for the next step. I was still working on this one when my EUC stopped working. It won't come on. It won't do anything. I believe I have worn it out. I guess I'll just have to admit that riding an EUC isn't for everyone. Oh, well, it works great in helping to fill my garbage kart.
I have been in the house exclusively since the beginning of the pandemic. I live in a backwards area where a lot of people aren’t vaccinated.
So, I have an electric uni for more than a year but haven’t been outside except 1 time to learn to ride it. I watched your video again as it was the first ‘How To’ video I watched. I’m totally vaccinated and will be going out to conquer the EUC. And watching this video many more times. It will be more difficult because a heavy steel garage gate hit me in the head and affected my balance and caused seizures 😬. I’m somewhat wobbly from time to time. I am having a total shoulder replacement surgery because I tore my rotator cuff in a fall. Thanks 🙏 for your video, again. 👍☮️🌞🛞❤️
thanks for taking the time to film this. 30 seems to be the magic number ;-)
Indeed
WIPE OUT!!!!!!! Am I the only one who had wipe outs only at step 2? Lol how do we supposed to get the wheel to stop rolling so we can actually get on? Prolly should not be practicing indoors on smooth hardwood floors....SMH
What if your EUC is 90 lbs? Are you supposed to somehow balance that with one leg for all these one-legged exercises?
Great video. Mine just arrived today and WHEW, is it something else. Much harder than OneWheel!!!
Lol don't be discouraged...take you time it's worth it. What wheel did you get?
@@UStride I got a Nikola Plus and an Inmotion V11. I'm working with the Nikola now and will try the V11 later. I'll pick the one for me and sell the other to my friend :D
@@bw2569 goodness that's awesome man
It's a good thing this video ain't in 3D. And for that reason, I'm glad you're wearing pants. Seriously though, thanks for the tutorial, man. Would love to try an EUC.
Thank you so much!!!