London (UK) beginner seeks uni club

[shave]

Comrades!

Can't believe I have just bought a unicycle! Well, I should own up.
It's a few weeks old now and still remains unmastered, but I must
learn!

I have been trying, oh yes, and with some improvement. But perhaps not
as frequently as I should thought I've probably not been at it for more
than a few hours .... So is there a club in London which regularly
meets which can help L-platers like me?? I think it would encourage me
to get going and no doubt there'd be a few tips for me along the way!

:p


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[thinuniking]

try unicycle.org.uk they have some clubs on that page one or two london
ones i think.


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[shave]

had a look and mailed the London club in Croydon. Thanks for the link.
Unfortunately he hasn't yet got back to me and the web page stipulated
is defunct so I think this one might be a no-goer. Has anyone been to
the Croydon Circus Skills club in recent weeks or months?

Does anyone go to a more advanced uni club perhaps? How did you lot all
learn - on your own??? Looks like I might have to do it the hard way
:eek:


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[GILD]

shave wrote:
> * How did you lot all learn - on your own??? Looks like I might have
> to do it the hard way :eek: *


i hate to be the one to break it to u...
i think the hard way is the only way
:)

it takes more practise than u can now understand and as soon as u've
mastered it, u forget all about the practising
untill u want to learn how to idle...
:)

i learnt from charlie dancey's k 'how to ride your unicycle'

the 'search' function on this forum will lead u to reams of tips and
pointers as u start the journey

tell us about osme of the sites u see


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Namaste!
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[thinuniking]

i got that book with my uni on my b-day but it does not help much with
more advanced things it just tells you about them :( .but to help learn
it is great!!


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