Wow I never thought I could enjoy a video where the highlight is a unispin, and there is only one throughout the entire video this much. That was a great video, it was just the right length, well edited, everything was great.
Good idea, make another, will not only please us but might push you to learn something new. You already know but I loved this video, although I can 540 spin and watching a 180 unispin is nothing special to me I still find it very inspiring, can’t explain why, but I guess that’s the beauty of it.
Good job:)
How long did that take you excluding your break, and how long was your break?
Since you were practicing on nice soft grass you could have taken off your wrist braces, w/o nearly as risk of injuring them as on hard ground, and it would have been a bit easier.
I really like this video a lot. I’m saving it to my computer
I might make a video similar to this for my 360 unispin. I’ve been trying for the longest time. But I bet if I really set myself to do it like you did, I’d land one.
Cheers, I started at about 11.20am (lots of faffing around with the camera etc before that) and landed the unispin at about 5.30pm. Stopped for lunch in the middle for about an hour and plenty of water breaks.
By break do you mean the gave up part? that was about 5-10 mins at about 5.15pm. I landed the spin pretty soon after returning which was lucky!
I am quite sure that by filming myself for the video gave me that extra something needed to have the confidence and the determination to go and do it. At one point I said to myself ‘you can’t give up now you have a video to finish!’
It’s an awesome video Neil. I had a smile on my face all the way through watching it at BUC. It’s something every unicyclist can relate to, that persistance and determination required to nail a skill.
NIce JOB!!
That’s just the right attitude.
Set yourself a goal and never give in until you reached it.
But also be patient, don’t rush, you eventually succeed!!!
Only 2 times in this live I managed to stand a 180 unispin.
This is brilliant stuff. Nothing spectacular, just special. Everyone knows how that first time landing a trick feels like and that’s what makes the vid so heartwarming.