Walking the Wheel

[Rusty DeShazo]

Wake up,

It certainly has been quiet the last two weeks!

Does anyone have some good tips for learning to Walk the Wheel,i.e. feet
directly on the tire?

I haven't spent much time with this trick, but thought I would seek some
net advice.
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[Craig Milo Rogers]

>Does anyone have some good tips for learning to Walk the Wheel,i.e. feet
>directly on the tire?

I don't know how good a tip this is, since I haven't managed to go more
than 10 feet or so, but I've been learning with support from the
parallel metal bars of the cafeteria entrance maze at a local junior
high, on weekends, of course. Just moving back and forth in the maze
didn't help much; "launching" myself from the end, after a buildup, gave
a noticeable improvement.

Craig Milo Rogers

[P.J.Allen@parallel-applications-centre.southampton]

> Does anyone have some good tips for learning to Walk the Wheel,i.e. feet
> directly on the tire?
>
> I haven't spent much time with this trick, but thought I would seek some
> net advice.
> --

I haven't learnt this trick myself, but I've seen people using a walking stick
to balance themselves. This is probably not as good as parallel bars, but is
slightly more portable. I plan to use this method when I do learn the trick,
when I get bored one afternoon (I wish).

Paul

[unifreak7]

hee hee

[James_Potter]

having fun, unifreak? (: