A unicycle is a good sport! I remember the first time I contact unicycle, it is a chance once again at the weekend, I am a quiet reading a book under the tree in school, and then I saw a teacher in the practice of unicycle, around the age of sixty rides very skilled, I will communicate with him for a while, ask him this easy to learn? He said he started school last year. I asked, can I learn? She said no problem, and let me feel, let me hold the rail, teach me simple behavioral essentials, with one leg control of the car, stay on the pedal, the other foot stepped on the pedal, searching to find a balance first, then slowly to hold the rail ride forward, don't be afraid, upper body kept upright, centre of gravity is slightly forward, tried a few times, feel is good, that gave me a lot of confidence, I think the society is no problem.

Thanks to the old man, I decided to learn it! The next day I bought a, go to the stadium to go directly to the teachers of our school apartment behind the empty road car, spent two hours to learn the simple cycling for 3 to 5 meters or so, the next three days didn't dare to touch a car, leg pain up and down the stairs and bed are laborious, start to practice too malicious, leg muscle injury! Then there's no break in practice, late cycling, wagging, riding, and getting on the bus.

Although have had a period of time to feel boring, the feeling is boring! But that was before talking with the teacher, once I encounter again, ride a unicycle that teacher and communicated with and through he met a lot of unicycle fans, there are all over the country provinces and cities of cyclists, learn from each other, exchange experience, widen our sight and have so many style, thought originally unicycle moves, really incredible, let a person feel dazzling, eye-opening, learning enthusiasm came up, I now practice car nearly two years, I believe that I will always stick to it! Last month I bought a 12-inch car for my 7-year-old nephew. He loved it! Now my sister has learned, we will be happy unicycle home!