I started out trying rolling mounts when I got my 36" Coker but never got consistent with them. I might just be too much of a klutz–too many moving parts. They take less effort than static mounts if/when I hit them first try, but the advantage is lost if it takes four or five tries.
But static mounts can work on a 36". The trick, supposing there is one, might be to get really, really good at them on smaller wheels. Muni’s great for this because I dismount and remount so often, often on tricky surfaces and in tight spaces. Same technique on a 36", more commitment…
UniMyra’s video is also a great watch:
He emphasizes stepping on the pedal to boost yourself up, balancing weight on the saddle against that to keep the unicycle from moving back. We all have a limit of wheel size and saddle height where we don’t have the vertical hops to leap up to the saddle. (That’s a 24" wheel in my case.) Then we have to “break the egg” and use the pedal to step up there. And that business about having your weight on the saddle while riding along, it’s an even bigger deal here.