inspirational weekend :)

Hello everyone!

This weekend, my sister and I went to our first unicycling and juggling festival
in St. Paul, Minn., MONDO, which was totally amazing!!!

Not only did we get to hang out with all the cool people in the Twin City
Unicycle Club, but we got to try a whole bunch of different kinds of unicycles
and learn new tricks. Before this weekend, we had never seen anyone walk the
wheel, stand-up walk the wheel, hand walk the wheel, glide, jump mount, or
kick-up mount in real life. Now, we’re in the process of learning many new
things like wheel walking and new mounts. My greatest achievement of the weekend
would have to be learning the suicide mount - I can’t believe I did it! That is
so amazing!

We got to try 16" unis, 20", 24", 28" and even a 36" uni - WOW. We also tried a
double wheeler, an ultimate wheel, a B.C. wheel, and a rola bola!!

And the juggling was really incredible - balls, clubs, rings, torches, machetes,
batons - 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9 things in the air! Great team juggling, contact
juggling, and unicycling while juggling and tons of amazing patterns. Also –
yo-yos, diabolos, devil sticks, and balancing. We saw people balance clubs on
their chins while juggling and/or unicycling, balance roses or unicycles or even
huge long tables!

We also got our first taste of unicycle hockey, which was really cool and very
exhausting. AND we got to ride in our first-ever parade with the TCUC in
downtown St. Paul! It was incredibly cool. :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

I’m certainly inspired!!

~Tammy


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RE: inspirational weekend :slight_smile:

Tammy Marsh wrote:
> This weekend, my sister and I went to our first unicycling and juggling
> festival in St. Paul, Minn., MONDO, which was totally amazing!!! […]
> the TCUC in downtown St. Paul! It was incredibly cool.

I guess you enjoyed it then!

I remember my first unicycle convention. I had already learnt to ride 1-footed,
so was slightly, (but not very) advanced. Walked into the hall to see Julian(?)
(a European) coasting while standing up. AARGH! Maybe I should have gone to
smaller conventions before trying Unicon :o)

Anyway… I was totally inspired by it, and learned to glide within a year after
it. Still a bit scared of coasting, but I try occasionally.

Cheers,

Stu