tumbles;1170386 wrote:
I've been on my unicycle for only a few weeks and have just really
learned to ride more than a dozen yards (probably total hours, about
4-6). I'm just getting turns down and I can free mount fine, the long
distance ride is my new goal I figure it'll develop over time but I
wasn't quite sure if I was making some sort of newbie error



When I first learnt to ride, I would be exhausted and stiff for three
days afterwards (this was on a mountainbiking background previously). I
felt as exhausted riding 500m up the road as I did riding around in
circles for 378km a few years later.

Unfortunately, unicycling becomes much less of a workout once you have
a few more km's under you. You spent very little effort trying to
balance and it's actually a very low resistance machine compared to a
bike (until you start getting 36" GUni's).


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