Advanced EUC Skills with Wrong Way: Learn to ride backwards, ride UP stairs, and pendulum.

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2022
  • We're back with Wrrooooooooonnng Way! In this video, Adam teaches Lukas how to ride backwards, ride up stairs, and pendulum. ‪@mr_wrongway‬

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  • @TheKillagrams
    @TheKillagrams Год назад +32

    Yay friends again!

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +2

      FRANNNNDSSS AGAAAAAANNNNN

    • @alihalabi222
      @alihalabi222 Год назад +1

      Wait how did that happen. We need closure!

    • @joec2103
      @joec2103 Год назад

      @@alihalabi222 that's the magic of breakfast at Denny's apparently lol

  • @drummertb11
    @drummertb11 Год назад +23

    It took me about 8 hard hours to really get comfortable backwards. My best advice and the key for me was to think with your feet. Going straight backwards is actually quite difficult because eventually you will need to correct your balance as you start off slow. This is the most difficult part. If you think with your feet, and do something like a mini carve, you get the motions of correcting balance much easier.
    Either start by mounting going backwards or going forwards then transitioning. The latter was easier for me. Once you start going backwards, think with your feet and push down on one heel, say your left, then with your right. You end up doing mini carves backwards. This allows you to get the body movements down and go slow at the same time.
    It's not perfect, but that's where it clicked for me. Then you can start to build speed and begin turning your head, etc. And of course riding straight. For short distances, like a pendulum, this method isn't necessary, but for longer than a few feet, it may help.

  • @TroubleshootGamingMeds
    @TroubleshootGamingMeds Год назад +17

    I don't know when this was recorded but if this means you're cooperating again that would be great news

  • @patrickbedruz6475
    @patrickbedruz6475 Год назад +38

    Aww glad you guys worked it out! Thank you both for the awesome content been trying to ride backwards myself, very helpful much love!

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +2

      Glad it helped you! And I’m also glad it worked out 😌😌

    • @bepriceless
      @bepriceless Год назад +1

      Try using ski poles, or broom sticks in my case, to learn backwards. It helps a lot. But, then you have to kick the pole habit, which is like quitting smoking.

    • @patrickbedruz6475
      @patrickbedruz6475 Год назад

      ​@@lukastanasiuk5722 😁❤🤙

  • @matthewwalsh6824
    @matthewwalsh6824 Год назад +17

    Awesome for so many reasons, better together! I was inspired to ride at 52 by Wrong way and learned to ride at Eevees one Saturday just this summer and went on to buy my wheel there. You guys are great!

    • @julianandyvonne
      @julianandyvonne Год назад +2

      It's great to hear that there's another 'not so young' rider out there.
      I'm 60 on my first wheel and loving it. :)

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      I love it! Thanks for the support and for inspiring the older folks to push their comfort zone! :)

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      @@julianandyvonne yes!

  • @vikingto
    @vikingto Год назад +10

    So learning to pendulum last winter, turned out to be the single most crucial addition to my riding skills. It affected every aspect of riding in that it trained me on how much and when to swing my arms, and really get my whole body involved when riding. This led to greater stability with every turn and carve, uneven or wet terrain, and being able to PIVOT on the hardest trail sections. So so valuable, and increased the fun factor 1000%.
    Also, working on it is a great core workout and you only need about a 4ft square of space to do it. Crazy.

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +1

      Yeah honestly after this video and levelling up a few times during this video, I have seen a pretty big improvement in my ability to ride on this type of terrain you mention! For some reason I didn't even think about that, but what a welcome bonus!

    • @Cons2911
      @Cons2911 Год назад

      Any tips? This is what I want to learn, I won’t be riding backwards that much (for safety)..but I’m thinking I can do this while waiting for the red light to go green (sometimes it’s stop and go every 2 meters

    • @vikingto
      @vikingto Год назад +1

      @@Cons2911 well how I did it is starting on the corner of my deck, using the railings to grab if needed, and gradually increasing the amount of time rocking back and forth each day. The main thing is just doing it every day, even if it's just for 5 minutes. It really works the body at first, now it's effortless, like riding. After I was able to feel comfortable doing it on the deck, when riding even if there was no traffic at an intersection, I'd try and pendulum at 30% of stops. Now I just do it when needed, or when I've been riding forward for too long and just need to change things up.

  • @JoachimVesely
    @JoachimVesely Год назад +14

    Great to see you guys chilling together again!

  • @abovethewheel9419
    @abovethewheel9419 Год назад +14

    Wonderful and great to see the collaboration. Thanks to both of you.

  • @sherryandpeter
    @sherryandpeter Год назад +4

    If you want to learn to go backwards and to pendulum with no stress all you need to do is practice going forward very slow on gravel or a looser surface than asphalt. As you go forward practice twisting your body left and right making the wheel do small pivotal turns. Getting comfortable twisting your body hard left and right builds the confidence and muscle memory needed to pendulum and go backwards. Before you know it you’ll feel comfortable and have the skills to ride backwards and it will be a natural transition.

  • @ColsPinballMods
    @ColsPinballMods Год назад +11

    So happy to see you guys work stuff out ❤️

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      Meeee TOO! Happy it all happened before Adam went home for the holidays! Definitely didn't expect that to happen, so a very welcome surprise!

  • @user-lw6sp5pk1y
    @user-lw6sp5pk1y Год назад

    Yeah. This is good to see fellas.
    Everything.
    Thank you.

  • @mrfinnegan27
    @mrfinnegan27 8 месяцев назад

    damn bro that backwards acceleration was inspiring those turns too could really save your ass

  • @KevinRedmondWA
    @KevinRedmondWA Год назад +2

    I love all three of you, even with the talking heads. ❤

  • @brian_gonzalez
    @brian_gonzalez Год назад +2

    Nice!! ✌🏼

  • @louhansen2654
    @louhansen2654 8 месяцев назад

    Thankyou for putting yourself out there & creating a real vid.❤

  • @Clem778
    @Clem778 Год назад +2

    It's was nice talking to you guys that day, I was the guy on the V11. I hope to see more collabs!

  • @curtisdunsdon4589
    @curtisdunsdon4589 Год назад +4

    Exceptional ~ wheelie nice indeed

  • @stealtherider3008
    @stealtherider3008 Год назад +2

    Awesome! Now everyone is adult! Keep making those cool videos guys!

  • @Ewert99
    @Ewert99 Год назад +2

    the sweet reconciliation and best backward tips I've seen in a video (so excited to try tomrrow). it's a double happiness

  • @vikingto
    @vikingto Год назад +1

    Great video. Funny how I can feel my muscles and nerves firing when watching this, while trying to relax in a chair lol

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      hahaha i have that all the time when I watch climbing footage!

  • @kenspaceman3938
    @kenspaceman3938 Год назад +3

    This was great, both to see the training and that you’re friends again.👍

  • @Tigurius
    @Tigurius Год назад +2

    So glad to see you guys back together

  • @tomtu550
    @tomtu550 Год назад +3

    Glad to see y’all worked things out.

  • @julianandyvonne
    @julianandyvonne Год назад +5

    This is just what I needed.
    I've had my wheel for just over a month now and 1000 km.
    This has given me the push I needed to learn to ride backwards and conquer stairs.
    Thanks guys. :)

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +1

      ahh man I love it! That's exactly why we made this! Let me know how the practice goes! :)

    • @ragon747
      @ragon747 Год назад

      1000km! nice! I get my wheel a couple weeks and I'm training yet. Today I did reach the 40km

    • @julianandyvonne
      @julianandyvonne Год назад

      @@lukastanasiuk5722 I've been practicing on an MTen3. I'm up to riding around in circles and nearly where I want to go! 😂
      More practice needed.

    • @julianandyvonne
      @julianandyvonne Год назад

      Just passed the 2k according to the wheel.
      I'll need to change the tyre soon. I've already go a shinko 241.
      I'm loving the ease of maintainence on the S22

  • @TheEVside
    @TheEVside Год назад +1

    Love it glad you guys are sorted all better for the community

  • @bigblk45
    @bigblk45 8 месяцев назад +1

    This actually makes me feel better about having so much trouble going backwards considering it only took me half an hour to learn to ride forward

  • @DrewElia
    @DrewElia Год назад +3

    I agree with Lukas when he said the wall is cool but i just wanted to do it, thats what happened to me when i first jumped on a EUC as well. it all clicked when the person teaching me was just like, look forward not down, and that was it i was hooked and cruising forward! nice video guys, glad to see the healing starting!

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +1

      Hahaha yeah! Didn't work as well for me when going backwards but still... It's all I wanted to do!

  • @vitus6762
    @vitus6762 Год назад +2

    Nice you guys made it! Greetings from Germany. I still have to ride my EUC in stealth mode here...

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      I was just in Frankfurt last week and immediately fell in love with Germany! And they say Frankfurt isn't even one of the 'fun cities'.... I can't imagine what Berlin is like!

  • @nomadmusk
    @nomadmusk Год назад +2

    Can you film one of your classes? I haven't figured out how to teach my friends yet.

  • @renelr12
    @renelr12 Год назад +1

    This is what I think we all wanted to see! A definite win for the community Well done fellas 👍👍👍

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      I'm definitely counting this as a big win for sure! :)

  • @bardib2021
    @bardib2021 Год назад +3

    Subbed! Never too late to forgive and move on!
    Great video, look forward to the next collaboration!

  • @VaporRipper
    @VaporRipper Год назад

    Thank you!!! I'm at my learning backwards and pendulums stage. This has been an amazing video. 👏

  • @yingallen9541
    @yingallen9541 Год назад +2

    So nice to see! Great lesson!❤

  • @stevemb0
    @stevemb0 Год назад

    Best instructional on this EVER. So many skimp on detail and actual video of the learning progress. Thanks Good to see a “newbie” perspective as Adam can make it look ridiculously easy (although I’m sure his first attempts were similar)

  • @DonovanWert
    @DonovanWert Год назад

    It’s a beautiful thing!!❤

  • @ChrisH0Y
    @ChrisH0Y Год назад +2

    I taught myself to pendulum by first, learning how ride and do a figure 8 backwards, then, riding really really S L O W in both directions in a controlled manner (no twist saves or swinging arms everywhere) this would be slow, looking at the sights walking speed. Once you master the art of the snail, then you can do smooth, tight pendulums for the entire duration of a stoplight. If you look at performers on 5 foot manual unicycles, juggling pins at the same time, they do pendulums this way, while tossing juggling pins to their other partner on another unicycle.

  • @dmh_lol
    @dmh_lol Год назад

    Congratulations on the collaboration.

  • @busmemorija
    @busmemorija Год назад +1

    Great video guys! Even if you are not something that will last forever, together you have some chemistry going on and that's nice and educational to watch. Respect first!

  • @user-ke9yk5qp3u
    @user-ke9yk5qp3u 7 месяцев назад

    I'm 58 years old and I am on day seven of learning! Today I didn't crash! 😂

  • @benjamcg
    @benjamcg Год назад +1

    Yo. This made me so happy!! ♥️

  • @esk8unity
    @esk8unity Год назад +2

    iv been injured for 3 weeks now and this makes me wanna get out there and practice. love practicing videos 🤙🏼

  • @bepriceless
    @bepriceless Год назад +2

    Oh, I also found out, it was more using pressure on your heels to go back, rather than leaning. I mean, you lean back too, but it's more about the heels controlling it.

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      he was trying to teach me that but i think i just need like 5 more hours of practice to make it all come together haha

  • @johnxmzzhang
    @johnxmzzhang Год назад +2

    This feels weird after watching the drama video but glad everything worked out.

    • @ek-nz
      @ek-nz Год назад +1

      It’s nice to see so many positive comments on here but I’m with you… this feels like helping a friend out of an abusive relationship and then next thing you know they’re back there pretending everything is great. Makes me feel uneasy.

    • @johnxmzzhang
      @johnxmzzhang Год назад

      @@ek-nz 100% agree I have the same uneasy feeling

  • @keithmurakata5359
    @keithmurakata5359 Год назад +1

    it's great for the community to see you both together and the conversation and good vibes are/seem genuine...maybe in 2023 adam and the rest of the eevee's team will ride together too 🤞

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +1

      definitely! we would have all ridden together for this video, but I was the only one available to shoot and we had to do it before Adam went back home for Xmas!

  • @greenwave819
    @greenwave819 Год назад +1

    solid advice here!

  • @oleg_artene
    @oleg_artene Год назад +3

    For me the trick to start riding backwards and be able to correct the trajectory was to bend the knees as much as possible so I don't block/lock and fall on one side

  • @beefjerkeyS80
    @beefjerkeyS80 Год назад +1

    Sick team!

  • @matf4505
    @matf4505 Год назад +1

    Yaaaay the sounds works this time

  • @jgray1308
    @jgray1308 Год назад +4

    I really appreciate you guys doing this for the community. Adam has crazy skills. This motivates me to work on becoming a more complete rider.

  • @enzochoi923
    @enzochoi923 Год назад

    as a normal unicycle rider, there's a third way to go up stairs, but probably not for wheels with big batteries..
    unicycle riders can pendulum or hop in front and on the stairs, and jump up and sideways on each one individually (pulling up and sideways on the seat) it's tiring, but you can clear it without speed.

  • @Laenthal
    @Laenthal Год назад +1

    Great way to show how-tos without watering it down with fake excitements and advertising. Thanks!

  • @tiaguerra7002
    @tiaguerra7002 7 месяцев назад

    Cool y'all get to meeting awsm❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

  • @guru_stu
    @guru_stu Год назад

    Sik killer...great video!

  • @2kallday959
    @2kallday959 Месяц назад

    Sooo true about the mten not counting 😂 i can go back on that but not with my big wheels... this years goal 🤞

  • @BunnyslippersEUC
    @BunnyslippersEUC Год назад +1

    Riding backwards on the Veteran Abrams is on my bucketlist.

  • @edbjr8
    @edbjr8 Год назад +2

    Glad u guys are copacetic now. I can ride backwards on an mten4 but i cannot go backwards on a larger wheel. Another caveat is that i have to look over my right shoulder only or i cannot do it. Its pretty much all about balance and persistance. Try a smaller one first. Not sure if it will transfer over to larger wheels but it might.

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      It certainly doesn't transfer for me! backwards on the tiny wheels is a breeze and the second I go past a V8, it's ridiculously hard :/ just gotta stay persistent!

  • @nativeme2143
    @nativeme2143 Год назад +1

    I learned how to ride backwards while i was trying to balance in place. At the begining with no looking backwards, then with "vision". It's not that hard, just need practice. Actually that is preaty important skill - imo. it is entrance skill for "fast turning direction in the fly".

  • @etcetera662
    @etcetera662 Год назад +1

    I haven't really tried learning to ride backwards yet... but I remember when I was first learning to ride forwards being frustrated because I found it easier to go backwards while holding onto somebody's hand while going forwards seemed nearly impossible.

  • @victoman77
    @victoman77 Год назад +1

    It's great to see you guys back together!
    When started learning backwards riding I didn't use powerpads. I found that moving my feet back ½ to 1 inch helped to learn it faster cuz I was more centered on the wheel. It helps with the pendulum as well.
    Adam keep doing it the wrong way and Eevee's keep doing it the Canadian way aka the right way! Lol

  • @mattiashager782
    @mattiashager782 Год назад +1

    Nice❤
    Don’t look down! Just saying 😊

  • @kenokrend4600
    @kenokrend4600 Год назад +1

    kinda wish this was filmed differently, instead of just holding a 360 camera. feels more like a vlog

  • @manapeace
    @manapeace Год назад +1

    when are you coming to portland? let’s ride!

  • @grb1969
    @grb1969 Год назад

    Valiant.

  • @bepriceless
    @bepriceless Год назад +1

    For me, I had to remove the power pads first, because I was dropping it a lot. I was on grass, and dropped it A LOT. Then I tried broom sticks, and I got it in 20 minutes. I can ride the length of my yard, but still don't feel good enough to go on pavement. And then I still have to drop the poles.

  • @NJT4211
    @NJT4211 Год назад +1

    I need to practice this but as far as riding downstairs I'll need a wheel with suspension for that I have a nikola so I'm not sure because it doesn't have suspension thanks for the lesson!

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      down stairs backwards on a Nikola is the thing nightmares are made of :P hahaha

  • @tigerucla
    @tigerucla Год назад

    I find what helps me ride backwards is to stick my butt in the direction I want to go

  • @pabunko
    @pabunko Год назад +2

    When learning from your video, it would be helpful to get some shots where the camera person is not moving and maybe some shots with a regular camera instead of purely using the insta 360. This way, we can notice more about the subject.

  • @matf4505
    @matf4505 Год назад +1

    New video idea: outdoor table tennis on Eucs

  • @jesustyronechrist2330
    @jesustyronechrist2330 Год назад +1

    Whew, nice to see you guys made up.

  • @DUSTINKENNEDY383
    @DUSTINKENNEDY383 Год назад +1

    🤙🤘🧡

  • @mig6220
    @mig6220 Год назад

    I last put backwards time on the RS. It may have been too much for me...i may try again on the V10F.
    I tried the railing method. It seems the easiest way forward... my problem is making the wheel go where i want it to go! I'll feel it veer left-i can't correct it. I'll try again with the smaller wheel

  • @landocycle
    @landocycle Год назад +1

  • @schro265
    @schro265 Год назад +1

    Looks like you both have sorted everything out! I don't know if this means there will be future partnerships between the two of you but I do hope so!!!
    With regards to going backwards, I think it's a lot easier to learn with a smaller wheel. Because you can perform more drastic corrections and have much more leverage over the wheel. I've ridden backwards before for tens of metres on my V10F but I have not tried on my Veteran Sherman, too scared, hahaha.
    I also don't think it's a good idea to push off something because you will shift your center of gravity when you do that. It's better to just ride away from whatever you're holding onto.

  • @MaximilianGros
    @MaximilianGros Год назад +3

    I ride EUC for 3 1/2 years, have done over 20.000 km and still can't go backwards for more than a couple meters or do pendulum.

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад +1

      I haven’t ridden that long but hopefully you can be inspired from my rookie ass learning a bit this video 😅

    • @deejeh9494
      @deejeh9494 Год назад

      Borrow an mten and learn on that. It's like real life cheat codes and it translates to bigger wheels.

  • @patrickmckowen2999
    @patrickmckowen2999 Год назад +1

    👍

  • @hackattack713
    @hackattack713 Год назад +1

    What was the drama?

  • @JohnSmith-sk8hn
    @JohnSmith-sk8hn Год назад

    Do you guys know of any US made wheels?

  • @Glyphix_Unbound
    @Glyphix_Unbound Год назад

    Is Luke's S22 called M.J. as in Mary Jane, because it's a redhead?

  • @buildingaiproducts
    @buildingaiproducts Год назад +1

    Are these skills easier to learn on lighter / nimbler or heavier / stabler wheels? Trying to decide whether to practice on my V11 or Master.

    • @noelleonard2498
      @noelleonard2498 Год назад

      Same thing here, the master or my 16X. Trying to stay off the king song as I'm still new with the master and they are so different to ride.

    • @buildingaiproducts
      @buildingaiproducts Год назад

      @@noelleonard2498 Yeah it's surprising how different they are!

  • @guru_stu
    @guru_stu Год назад

    Get on the mten4 for the easiest backward...soo grreat!

  • @deejeh9494
    @deejeh9494 Год назад +1

    Mten is the best wheel to learn backwards riding.
    Been struggling for a year and then suddenly it made sense.
    15:03 it seems to have helped quite a few people I know. Sorry to hear it hasn't helped you.

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      Totally! But honestly the mTen3/4 is kind of just cheating though when it comes to riding backwards haha - I can ride backwards forever on those wheels and it hasn't seemed to transfer over to other bigger wheels :(

  • @Curtish8892H
    @Curtish8892H Год назад +1

    WW has forgotten or he was just a talented rider. Took me about a month. If you are a ice skate / downhill skier that can go backward this will be very easy for you to learn.
    So many of these influencers were great at another activities (skateboarding, MTB, Unicycling, etc) that allow them to become as great on a EUC.

    • @lukastanasiuk5722
      @lukastanasiuk5722 Год назад

      I think he was just being humble to make me feel better about being so bad :P

  • @jessepope7726
    @jessepope7726 Год назад

    🎉

  • @qama
    @qama 11 месяцев назад

    Where are they riding right now?
    I want to ride in foreign cities so bad but I can't exactly take my EUC on a plane... right?? because of the batteries? or is there a way to travel overseas with them?
    Even if this was filmed in USA or CA where is this located?

    • @eevees
      @eevees  11 месяцев назад +1

      This is in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Unfortunately you cannot fly with EUCs unless you remove the batteries and ship them separately to your destination.

  • @THCshow
    @THCshow 2 месяца назад

    forward ANDDDDD bak

  • @omidel.
    @omidel. Год назад +2

    Is this old.footage?

  • @Trener_Artem
    @Trener_Artem Год назад +1

    I learned backward riding for two weeks half an hour a day. Zero progress lmao

  • @OficialPedro65
    @OficialPedro65 Год назад

    Nice to see how Adam's a good teacher!
    And Lukas is not that good prentice (just kidding)

  • @HavocStylesJoe
    @HavocStylesJoe 5 месяцев назад

    I'm thinking if I buy one to learn and ride backwards first, then logically speaking riding forward should be easy, no?

  • @AwakenedStars
    @AwakenedStars Год назад +1

    13:00 will never forget that wrong way sold out for a stack of panckaes and orange juice with scambled eggs and bacon with some hash browns. wrong way i thought u stood for something but its like everyone is just out for monetary gain and 5 bubble teas

  • @davinchewk
    @davinchewk Год назад +1

    Maybe one problem is that with these bigger and more expensive wheels.... you feel the need to "save it" instead of dropping it like you did when you first learned riding forwards.

  • @Cons2911
    @Cons2911 Год назад

    I can’t ride backwards..I’m trying, maybe I need to practice more (I give up too quickly bec I can even travel 2 feet backwards

  • @hereallyfast
    @hereallyfast Год назад

    I definitely thought the two evee guys were a couple

  • @BANGbucketHEAD
    @BANGbucketHEAD Год назад

    Look at that they kissed and made up

  • @Stellieyo
    @Stellieyo Год назад

    Today I learned you guys broke up and got back together or something?

  • @ajibub3622
    @ajibub3622 Год назад

    Lucas is looking down, he should be standing straight and looking far far ahead.

  • @SamClegg
    @SamClegg Год назад +1

    I think what you are referring to as "pendulum" is more commonly known as "idling". At least that it what regular unicyclers call it (ruclips.net/video/IplsYzTaJKE/видео.html).

  • @s0d4c4n
    @s0d4c4n Год назад

    It's not a Wrong Way video without a pole joke

  • @urrrrrrrrrrrie6265
    @urrrrrrrrrrrie6265 Год назад

    why is your channel called eevees but contains no eevees

  • @mawtek3339
    @mawtek3339 Год назад

    I know more now about each of your colors…