Self-balancing Unicycle Harder Than It Seems

Date:20/11/2015 View: 2270 Tags: Self-balancing Unicycle Electric Scooter

Just like riding a bike, people who already know how to use the Self-balancing unicycle make it look easy but it takes time to master. You might tend to jump into things, but in this case it's definitely worth knowing how. For a beginner, getting the hang of the Self-balancing unicycle is about as difficult as starting out on rollerblades. A helmet seems a sensible precaution, along with decent shoes and perhaps elbow and knee pads. Just like skates, you don't need to be travelling fast to fall awkwardly and break a bone. At first you'll want to hang onto something and practice moving the Self-balancing unicycle around on the spot. Start on a smooth, even surface. From here there's no shame in asking someone to hold your hand as you take your first tentative ride. Stepping onto the Self-balancing Unicycle takes practice but once both feet are firmly planted it keeps itself balanced. Gently lean forward and the Self-balancing Unicycle starts moving, you can ease back to slow down. To turn left, you tilt your right foot forward. Once you're feeling more confident you can tilt one foot forward and one backwards to spin around on the spot. The Self-balancing Unicycle has a top speed of 14 kilometres per hour – faster than most people can run and enough to do yourself some serious damage if you take a tumble. Don't expect to hit those speeds straight away. After 10 or 15 minutes you should be able to roll along the footpath unaided at walking speed, turn around and come back again. Little bumps are less trouble once you can travel at a steady walking pace. You need to stand up straight and resist the urge to look down at your feet, as this throws off your balance. From here it takes time to build your speed and maneuverability. Your success with the Self-balancing Unicycle will depend on your size, your sense of balance and your general fitness. It takes core strength to hold yourself straight, more so than rollerblading. <p style="text-align:center;margin-top:0px;margin-bottom:0.8em;padding:0px;border:0px;font-size:1.2em;font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;vertical-align:baseline;white-space:normal;background-color:#FFFFFF;"> <img src="/upfiles/news/image/20151120/20151120153351_2072.jpg" width="740" height="421" title="Self-balancing Unicycle Harder Than It Seems" alt="Self-balancing Unicycle Harder Than It Seems" />

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