Is the correct position for the foot on a unicycle where the ball is on the pedal?
I am learning to ride and seem to have trouble. I start out with the pedals basically horizontally but I seem to get trapped (go no more) when the revolution goes around to where the pedals are vertical. I see to stop and lose the unicycle.
Is this an experienc or awareness thing?
Derek 
When I was learning to ride, I had that problem at first; it turned out
my seat was too high. Don’t know if its a posibility in your case, but if
so, have someone whatch you (attempt to ride) and tell you how extended
your leg is when the pedal is vertical. I found that I couldn’t keep
pedaling if my leg was fully extended; my knee had to be slightly bent.
Hope that helps.
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> Is the correct position for the foot on a unicycle where the ball is on
> the pedal?
>
> I am learning to ride and seem to have trouble. I start out with the
> pedals basically horizontally but I seem to get trapped (go no more)
> when the revolution goes around to where the pedals are vertical. I see
> to stop and lose the unicycle.
>
> Is this an experienc or awareness thing?
>
> Derek
>
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Ah. . .
That could be a problem. A local Cokerhead helped me to adjust the seat. But that was before I logged anytime in the saddle. 
Derek 