dude i went an bought an v12ht and im trying to learn and seeing all these instructional videos is scaring me using small wheeels im bangned up my rigs banged up i hope this helps
Hello mate. Watching your videos has made me want to venture into this EUC world and i want to learn now. I don't have any experience on any balance wheels before but determine to learn and i am fast learner. My question is which EUC will recommend I start learning with since i will most definitely scratch it alot. And i am quite a heavy guy. I weigh almost 100kg and i am 6'2ft tall. But i want an affordable euc i can buy to start learning before buying a powerful one after i know how to ride it properly. Thanks very much.
i would suggest getting any used euc you can for a cheap price. if you want to start with something new i would suggest an inmotion v8 or begode mcm5 as the minimum an adult should try to learn on. but if you can find a used kingsong or a v10 or msx go with that to start. be sure the wheel comes from either Kingsong , inmotion , or gotway/begode . those are the only 3 companies with wheels worth riding (besides the veteran sherman but that is not a starter wheel)
@@GoGeorge thanks very much. I really appreciate the time you had in replying to my comment. I will heed to what you said. Your videos are super educative in regards to this EUC world and i will continue to watch for safe and sound ride advices.. Thanks again mate.
George, do you do any training or workout outside your EUC sessions? Like running on a treadmill for example. What workout would you recommend to compensate EUR riding (meaning, things you do not exercise while EUCing like cardio)? Thanks mate!
Not really, i play in a mens softball league so i do run a little and play infield so o get some lateral movement excercise as well. I also have a flight of about 15-20 stairs i travel up and down 20 times a day lol but thats about it. Honestly offroad riding the v11 is a great workout to, i always work up a good swet ripping through the woods jumping bumping ducking and weaving around
@@GoGeorge Cool, you should make a video about ‘EUC Bodybuilding’ LOL. Thank you man, I love the passion you display on your videos. Keep up the great work! Long live EUC King George! 🥇
@@BestAudiovisualTricks 💪😋. I do definitely plan on making an euc specific strength training video. I believe deeply that a huge portion of the learning process is just building the necessary strength 👍
@@GoGeorge Absolutely, Michael Jordan said that the set of muscles needed for baseball are completely different than the set needed for basketball. Same deal with the different between EUC and OneWheel exercises. I look forward to your video man! Cheers to your success brother! 😊👍🏻👍🏻
WEAR A HELMET !!! - Anyone who claims to have a thousand miles experience and doesn’t first stress the importance of safety gear (helmet, wrist guards, elbow pads and knee pads) is lying to you and putting you at risk. I know a person who died right in front of his young daughter from a head injury when going less than 5 mph - be safe rather than sorry!
While i agree safety gear is important, and you will see i have full gear in most of my videos. We also all need to have a certain level of risk tolerance. Acting like riding a unicycle without a helmet is deadly is just fear mongering for no reason. Everyone should gear up, but that doesnt mean you cant ride 20 feet without a helmet on. People have drowned in a glass of water and slupped and died in the shower. Freak accidents do happen but you cant live life in fesr of them
I like your techniques to build foot control, which I believe is the foundation for everything else. Thank you for this video, George.
The most honest tutorial I've seen. Other tutorials made it looked like you won't break a sweat while trying to learn.
Bro. By far the most difficult electric vehicle to learn. I'm hooked.
But also by far the most convenient and fun 😋
dude i went an bought an v12ht and im trying to learn and seeing all these instructional videos is scaring me using small wheeels im bangned up my rigs banged up i hope this helps
Thanks for sharing and helping.
You are not kidding. After 15 mins of training outside, I was dead tired, out of breath, sweating heavy. I was done till the next time.
Great video newbies like me are only just finding this
Awesome! Glad it helped 😋
Awesome 😎 thanks brother 🙏
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"This isnt going to help you" Im dying lol
ooooo i finally figured out what is causing that awful flicker in all my videos!! cant wait to make the next one now
Very helpful.
Awesome! Thanks for watching! I will remake this video this summer. That was one of my first and the quality is attrocious lol
Good tips man!
I'm definitely gonna have to use my weak leg, cos there's no way I can jolt and bang my weak knee the way you are (replacement knee)
Try using a long pole while one person standing in middle with rider circling.
Great tips! Ill include that in the reshoot (this video is ... well lets just say im gunna remake it lol)
Nice video. What wheel were you using?
an inmotion v8
Hello mate. Watching your videos has made me want to venture into this EUC world and i want to learn now. I don't have any experience on any balance wheels before but determine to learn and i am fast learner. My question is which EUC will recommend I start learning with since i will most definitely scratch it alot. And i am quite a heavy guy. I weigh almost 100kg and i am 6'2ft tall. But i want an affordable euc i can buy to start learning before buying a powerful one after i know how to ride it properly. Thanks very much.
i would suggest getting any used euc you can for a cheap price. if you want to start with something new i would suggest an inmotion v8 or begode mcm5 as the minimum an adult should try to learn on. but if you can find a used kingsong or a v10 or msx go with that to start. be sure the wheel comes from either Kingsong , inmotion , or gotway/begode . those are the only 3 companies with wheels worth riding (besides the veteran sherman but that is not a starter wheel)
@@GoGeorge thanks very much. I really appreciate the time you had in replying to my comment. I will heed to what you said. Your videos are super educative in regards to this EUC world and i will continue to watch for safe and sound ride advices.. Thanks again mate.
@@gauchobarhama8777 no problem at all 😀 glad they help! Feel free to message anytime
George, do you do any training or workout outside your EUC sessions? Like running on a treadmill for example. What workout would you recommend to compensate EUR riding (meaning, things you do not exercise while EUCing like cardio)? Thanks mate!
Not really, i play in a mens softball league so i do run a little and play infield so o get some lateral movement excercise as well. I also have a flight of about 15-20 stairs i travel up and down 20 times a day lol but thats about it. Honestly offroad riding the v11 is a great workout to, i always work up a good swet ripping through the woods jumping bumping ducking and weaving around
@@GoGeorge Cool, you should make a video about ‘EUC Bodybuilding’ LOL. Thank you man, I love the passion you display on your videos. Keep up the great work! Long live EUC King George! 🥇
@@BestAudiovisualTricks 💪😋. I do definitely plan on making an euc specific strength training video. I believe deeply that a huge portion of the learning process is just building the necessary strength 👍
@@GoGeorge Absolutely, Michael Jordan said that the set of muscles needed for baseball are completely different than the set needed for basketball. Same deal with the different between EUC and OneWheel exercises. I look forward to your video man! Cheers to your success brother! 😊👍🏻👍🏻
I learn my at the soccer field
good spot!
Hehe.haha.those were the days huh?
I should have taken your advice. I need a starter wheel to take away from "oh no, i'm going to scratch my wheel."
Lol i eill let you borrow the v8 if you want , its a beater
Let me know when your feeling up to learning ill bring it by and give you a starter lesson
WEAR A HELMET !!! - Anyone who claims to have a thousand miles experience and doesn’t first stress the importance of safety gear (helmet, wrist guards, elbow pads and knee pads) is lying to you and putting you at risk. I know a person who died right in front of his young daughter from a head injury when going less than 5 mph - be safe rather than sorry!
While i agree safety gear is important, and you will see i have full gear in most of my videos. We also all need to have a certain level of risk tolerance. Acting like riding a unicycle without a helmet is deadly is just fear mongering for no reason. Everyone should gear up, but that doesnt mean you cant ride 20 feet without a helmet on. People have drowned in a glass of water and slupped and died in the shower. Freak accidents do happen but you cant live life in fesr of them