Dude yesterday Was sick to me haha , I did a 20 seconds Stand still ! I did what you sayed , put all the wheight on the seat ,almost taking off the feet from the pedals! Brilliant man haha I just have to make this consistent! One more time thanks Schimtt

I'm glad for all the tips , I've tried to stand still standup, just to see how it was, unbelievably i was better in this way haha, I focused on dividing the weight almost perfectly on the pedals, and bend my legs a bit to improve the balance!
I will focus on these two techniques in this next month, I'm not got along great with flatland haha

oh and always remember, while youre riding put as much weight on the saddle as possible.
while im riding along or doing standstills, im literally almost pulling up on my legs to get that weight on the saddle (not taking them off the pedals, but putting as little weight on the pedals as possible.



i think focusing all your weight on the saddle is the most important part though

but youll eventually want to learn to do standstills standing up as well. for now, focus on putting weight on the saddle

i look about 2 ft in front of me, at the skinny.

just keep practicing, my skinny riding was very inconsistent when i first started. id really only be able to mount and ride 1 out of 10 times, the other 9 times id mount and have to fall off to whichever side i fell to.

Sorry i forgotten one thing , i can´t do the free mount on the skinny , I always fail :/ but i Think that, I will just learn trying and trying again and again!

hey man , you gave me some tips to how to stand still and skinny some days before haha , today i build a very short skinny to pratice the booth tecniques , but i found some problems!
1- When i Try the stand still , I get lost when i Think to where i have to look , to the tire? to the skinny? where is better to look?
2- When I open my arms for balance, usually the unicycle falls to one side when I move the arm position to return to the right position I turn too fast and end up falling on the other side, any tips? Very Very thanks for the help!
Erik Moda!