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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Unicycling. It's hard to do, but super fun and great for balance and core strength. Plus, once you learn to ride, you can start getting all different kinds of them. Ones for doing tricks, jumping, off-road riding etc.
I read that as unrecycling at first. I like to remove bottles and paper from the bin and throw it in the trash.
I've tried unicycling once, there were people who did trials and Muni, very difficult!
My daughters can ride unicycle and I am just in awe how they do it. It's against all proper laws of physics. And you madperson even do tricks?