What's the learning curve for alter-kochers?

As a middle-aged Southern male I could have bought my first Corvette and hardly anyone would have noticed. I decided to buy my first unicycle.

None of my friends or relatives were surprised when they heard. In general their responses boiled down to, “Well, hell, it was just a matter of time.”

Assuming there is no pre-published guide for “Mid-Life Crisis Via UniCycle”, out there, I’d appreciate anything you guys have to say about learning to unicycle when your body has offially reached the point where it remembers more than it can still reasonably do…

Beyond ‘the reason’

I am in this cathegory.I have started this venture in middle 60-ties.
The outcome is.I have regained a lot of ‘spring’. It is delightful challange provided it is supported by mature humility and persistence. Aditionally, although I can not afford new Corvette, I can afford varius unicycles. All the rest depends of Providence and
some discipline of living as without it I can not function properly ( I mean too much food and drink) as opposed to my youth, when I could misbehave. All together FUN!!!:slight_smile: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:
Uniwitold.
P.S.Certainly some folk of all ages considers I am not a complete penny. Well…evrybody is entitled to an opinion.Good luck to them.

Welcome to the fountain of youth!
You may want to check out this thread from a short while back: Learning to ride at age 50
Have fun, and ask questions here anytime.

Scott Wallis