HOW TO RIDE EUC

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[Wheel_fast_euc_rider]

Lol... " hold a Pole ....like me.".. haha...

Sort of funny considering your in Poland. Hehe...

[beyourselfusion]

Thank you Wrong Way for videos! I have no friends with euc to try and used euc market has few old very low powered models only. So I bought new euc without knowing do I ever learn to ride. Voice in my head told me I am idiot spending 2000 euros for thing that I saw only on internet videos and maybe never use...First hour was total nightmare. I held the fence posts with one hand the whole time and moved wheel foward and back and was clear I never learn. It was impossible to move even one meter without fence. Second hour I was almost same but managed to let hands few seconds off the fence and move 1 or 2 meters. Third hour my body was physically exhausted but I felt is time to try without fence. Put second leg to euc was really scary without fence. Finally after 3 hours and 14.4 km my leg muscles was burning hell but I felt like olympic winner in the end. My goal is to go work 5km and back to home 5km but need more time to practice turning before that. Good luck everyone who learns first steps! It is hard but worth it.

[Sock]

I don't care how many times you do the Pole joke it gets me every time dude lol

[fearceigknighter]

There's legit no one else in my town that owns an EUC while I'm trying to learn so I'm YouTubing 😂

[ghostburgers]

I always had these dreams about flying, I’d always run down a mountain as fast as i can and i start to lean forward until my face almost touches the ground and then I’d pick my legs off of the ground and then I’d start gliding everywhere.
The euc is like a reoccurring dream come true.

[douglashughes]

I've watched tons of your euc videos and this was the best. The juxtaposition of your skill and Kate's newness adds a lot to the info. And Kate is the calmest learner I've ever seen. Great video

[martinsaunders]

Excellent Adam! Fortunately I’m now well past the initial stage. I would have liked to have seen this in October!! So, it’s a 👍👍👍 from me. Enjoy your Christmas and all the Best for the New Year. 🎉🎊💥🎄

[szastak]

I chose EUC instead of a scooter thanks to you! Now I'm awaiting the hour when I will finally ride to my training area instead of strolling there..

P.S. This seal cameo is pure gold xD

[egowarszawa]

Having taught several dozen people how to ride an EUC, I think there is an important distinction to make regarding the best EUC for learning. Based on my experience, MTen3 is the easiest to learn IF you have someone to assist you: while the low center of gravity and stability on even terrain is great, there is almost no support for calves which makes it extremely difficult to learn how to start and stop on your own. When I assist people with learning on MTen3 it’s going great, but when I gave this EUC to someone to learn on their own, without any assist, they struggled a lot. For those learning on their own, a relatively light wheel like V5F or V8 is better: while it’s not as stable as MTen3 at first, it has enough support for your calves/legs to make it possible for you to start and stop on your own. Also, when transitioning from Mten3 to something like V8, it takes about 10 minutes to get used to a different weight distribution but it’s faster to learn on Mten3 first (if someone can assist you) than to try right away on V8. Of course you need access to several wheels to be able to do it this way :)

[vnmnavarro]

Happy holiday you two! Ride safe. Looking forward to more couple content in 2021. Bravo to your channel. 👍👍

[secretdaisy]

That was helpful. I bought an Inmotion V5 as a starter wheel. I've never seen the smaller wheel that you showed in the video. That probably would have been better for me to start on. I was having difficulty figuring out which was my dominant foot because I'm ambidextrous. So I stopped & thought about how I start on my bicycle & started with my feet the same way as I do on my bike & I started using the opposite hand from how all the videos tell you to do it. It works much better for me this way. I suppose it looks awkward but it has helped my balance immensely. As if learning this wasn't enough, I'm also learning to ride a regular pedal unicycle because it looks like fun. Keep up the good work. 👍☮️🌞🌟

[MilagroMadMan]

Thank you ! This is by far the best instruction I have seen!!

[Micksoffthings]

I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm.

[francisalmeniana]

Now I’m thinking to get one finger crossed 🤞

[nbike]

Good video, very well explained, easy to understand, now let's try to apply all the tips. thanks

[Pugsforlife]

Hey man what’s up your the man I watch all your videos I have the veteran Sherman coming on in like 4 days and I’ve never rode an Euc before I’ve got over 1000 miles on the Onewheel

[kholxhy]

Very good video!
I myself taught people to ride the EUC and there are a couple of comments.
1. Straightening the legs helps a lot while the beginner is riding on a flat surface. So there are a lot less wobbling.

2. It is better to use pedals without pins, because it is very difficult to correct the position of the foot at first.
3. If you use a helmet, it should not be heavy. When learning, beginners still try to catch the wheel and bend sharply at the same time. The babischa from the video also demonstrated this at 10:07 even after you said that you don't need to catch the wheel (a common situation). It is not very useful for the neck.

[TheLillianYoung]

I still suck at mounting - especially since I don’t ride often. Once I master that, I’ll be solid. And no, I don’t hold anything because that’s a crutch for me. I mount after a few tries eventually. But mounting up an incline on the V11 is something I have to practice.

[RichardThor]

Well done! I have been riding for a year, and wish I had this to start with. Currently doing very well on roads and bike paths, but have not tackled gravel roads or dirt trails yet. Could you do a video with some pointers for that? Thanks so much! My wheel is a V10.

[adhochero]

I just got my first wheel today, begode t4. at first I couldnt ride at all I was surprise how much harder it was than I thought, but after less than an hour I can ride around through the grass pretty well.