Haha same here. I’ve been thinking about it for a few weeks now. It would be so helpful since I’m concentrating mainly on commuting through the urban/city streets. When I get good enough I might try to find a way to make my own little videos.
On the side note, awhile back I made this thread:
I find it odd how there’s not more people having accidents like accidentally bumping into cars or other people. I’ve been riding the streets for the past two weeks (started about two months ago) and there were plenty of times where I almost hit someone or someone running into me (including cars pulling out and not seeing me) or me getting tired and losing concentration and almost falling over.
Actually I had one incident a few days ago where during my third round trip (trying to improve stamina so I’ve been taking this route that leads me up and down a rather steep hill) and I UPD near a car. My unicycle didn’t hit it but it almost did. I landed on the back of the car but barely. Good thing there was no problems. I also UPD a few times, but thankfully the unicycle landed on the side of the cars.
So I find it weird that people in that thread didn’t really list it out more. Or is everyone that darn good, even when they were beginners? Even in that video with Adam Cohen, stuff like that, I know they didn’t get that good by NEVER hitting a car or pedestrian. That would be impossible, to swerve around such narrow spaces and never hit anybody.
Many of my UPD had to do with things blocking my path but mostly it’s because during the ride I had some crotch pain issue and I tried straightening the seat to try to help the issue or since I ride on the right side of the road (in the direction of traffic) and the road crown curves to the right, my right feet tends to try to slip off the right pedal. So while trying to not dismount, I tried fixing the issue while riding which leads me to losing balance and falling off.