I have been wondering this for a while. I can’t see how it’s possible to full outspin (let alone out5 and out7) with one hand. I can hardly outspin.
I think of it as litterally just twisting my hand. Is this wrong.
I was watching Kevin Kartchners outfifth and I notice that he sorta whips the unicycle around. What do I think of it as.
Also, what hand positioning do you use. I’ve heard 2 fingers on handle, 2 behind handle. But where does your thumb go. Or does it even matter.
Also, is it easier to land them static or rolling.
Thanks for any help
doamono
September 7, 2009, 8:30pm
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i do my full out’s two handed just like putting an outspin and an inspin together in one jump. and 540 outs i do the same but normal 540 hand position for the last 360 of it. Although i do believe that full outs look nicer one handed so i learnt them that way too
Matti_M
September 8, 2009, 4:57am
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i think its easier if you grab exactly like 360 just without your backhand .
and the you sould do it rolling but if your cranks flip a bit you should do a very little prehop
doamono
September 8, 2009, 5:33am
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oh yeah and i aslo learnt them rolling and still find them alot easier rolling
sweet, I find it easier to get close when I think of it as a circular motion.
I was doing them static, but I’ll try them rolling today.
for fullouts to seat it (well, to seat in its no longer fullout^^), do you use your second hand in the air?
i can fullout easily now, but i have problems to land them seat in.
Unigurd
September 8, 2009, 9:19am
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I do them onehanded, holding my hand just like normal hops and crankflips.
Oh, and I do them clockwise, which is opposite of my normal unispins.
I learned this trick in about a month after 3spins… It isn’t that much harder.
If I have time I’ll write up about it later today or this week.
Good luck though