Fall Unicycle Program

All Ages; Coed

Program Info:

This program introduces children and adults, alike, to unicycling and several unicycling disciplines recognized by the International Unicycling Federation (IUF) and the Unicycle Society of America (USA).

All abilities are welcome, including those with zero unicycling experience. New riders will be instructed in the fundamentals - riding, turning, and free mounting and refining those skills through fun and engaging activities.

Experienced riders will explore new tricks and skills through structured activities, games, and practice in the skatepark.

Practice Schedule & Locations:

  • Session dates: Oct 25 to Nov 29

  • Every Saturday from 10:00 AM-noon

  • Plus two bonus beginner-only Thursday sessions: Oct 23 & Oct 30 from 4:30-6:00 PM

  • Practices to be held at Fossil Creek Park

  • Note: Additional mountain unicycle pick up rides will be available in December, weather permitting.

Riders Must:

  • Have a working unicycle; A limited number of loaners are available please indicate your need on the registration form and contact Dylan to confirm

  • Have a Bike helmet and recommended gear, including gloves (see resources below)

  • Utilize the TeamSnap app for practice announcements, changes, and other communications

Resources:

Unicycles

  • Unicycle.com
    Ships from US
    Nimbus is their “house brand” (affordable but good quality)
    Carries other unicycle brands as well

  • Goudurix.com

    • Ships from Canada

    • North American distributor for Qu-Ax (reputable German manufacturer

  • Unicycle.co.uk

    • Ships from the UK

    • May have stock when unicycle.com is out of stock

  • Mad4One

    • Ships from Italy

    • Good unicycles but site can be confusing

    • Contact Dylan for help ordering

Gear

  • Check out the Kris Holm Pulse gloves with built in wrist guards. These gloves have extra padding on the palm as well as a built in wrist protector that does not interfere with gripping a unicycle saddle or handlebar.

  • Alternatively, use full finger bike-specific gloves with extra padding in the palm or Demolition gloves found at the hardware store.

  • Note: Wrist protectors with a hard plastic palm, like the ones marketed for skateboarding, are not recommended because they interfere with gripping the unicycle for technical maneuvers.

Registration

  • Registration: TBA

  • Cost: TBD per rider

Please contact: Dylan Canfield for questions.

Registration TBA