21. The Unicycle Lady Show A OneWoman Wheelie Witty Wacky Silly Suitcase Circus - unicycling, Juggling, Comedy, Mime, Clowning, Magic. Suitable for 'children' of all ages. http://members.aol.com/unilady/

Unicycle Society of America Juggling Information Service Contortion Home Page BrainTainment Center ... Cool Jobs The rest is mime.

22. Unicycling Cory the Clown is the host of this exciting series of one minute learning segments for children on Public Television nationwide, through presenting station WYESTV/New Orleans. The segments also http://www.coryslearningcorner.com/Unicycle.html

Unicycling Cory the Clown, an avid unicyclist, explains the history of the one-wheeled cycle and visits a national unicycling convention. Unicycling is a fun sport. Always wear elbow pads, knee pads, and a helmet when participating in any cycling sport. Unicycles were discovered when penny farthings (old fashioned bicycles) came to a sudden stop. The rear wheel would lift off the ground leaving the rider on one wheel. Riders discovered that if they removed the rear wheel, they had a unicycle. "Uni" means one. Unicycles come in many sizes, from big wheels to wheels smaller than a dime. The larger the wheel, the more distance covered per pedal. It takes the average person who rides a bicycle about 10 hours, and the help of a friend to lean on, to learn how to ride a unicycle. Make sure that the pedals and seat are the right distance for your height. When you are sitting on the seat, your leg should be almost fully extended to the bottom pedal. Start with a brick or curb behind the wheel so that the unicycle will be stopped and can't slip back. When you hop on, sit up as straight as possible. Both pedals should be in the middle, not up and down. Find your center of gravity and start to pedal forward. Have someone stand alongside of you to hold for balance. Happy cycling! The Unicycling Society of America has thousands of members from around the world. They have an annual unicycling meet where riders compete and have a good time with unicycling. If you would like more information, contact them at: ecstacy.winternet.com/usa.

23. Camp Lohikan's Circus Program Is Awesome! Children's camp offering flying trapeze, acrobatics, circus biking, juggling, fire eating, unicycling, clowning, balancing, high wire, spanish web, and globe balancing. Located in Gladstone, New Jersey, United States. http://www.lohikan.com/circus.htm

var ace_path = ''; THE SUPER CIRCUS IS HERE! And you're in the show!!! Imagine flying on the Trapeze! Or starring with Lohikan's Amazing Acrobats! Or walking on the High Wire! Maybe you'd rather be a clown or a juggler or learn to ride the unicycle! Well, now's your chance because the Super Circus is appearing everyday this summer! ...And it's awesome! Camp Lohikan's Super Circus is instructed by circus professionals and staff members who are trained to teach all of the skills and techniques required to safely perform all of the circus activities offered at camp. Campers choose the acts they desire and then are taught in small groups where they can learn at their own pace. Featured Activities include: Mini-Tramp Rolla Bolla Circus Bike Low Wire Walking Rolling Globe Acrobatics Stilts Hand Balancing Single/Double/Triple Trapeze Aerial Hoop Flying Trapeze Juggling Unicycle Spanish Web Tight Wire Diablo Devil Stick Lyra Clowning and more. The Super Circus is part of Camp Lohikan's regular activity program. Junior campers receive circus classes in their cabin schedule and inter and senior campers can choose as much circus time as they want in the elective program. All campers get to showcase their talents in Super Circus Public Performances held in July and August. Super Circus has become one of the most popular activities at Camp Lohikan. It brings a level of excitement and enthusiasm to the camp experience that just can't be found at home or in school. And you don't have to be an athlete or an actor to perform or enjoy the thrills of Circus! The program is designed for every age and skill level. It promotes teamwork, builds muscles and improves coordination, increases concentration skills and infuses the youngster with a lot of confidence and self-esteem. It's a great program in camp. And best of all...

24. Winter Unicycling Winter unicycling. Photography by John Foss. It's never too cold to ride, even if you live in Michigan, Minnesota, or Sweden. Or is it? Click on the thumbnail images to get the big picture. New Unicycle. Snow MUni? Ren Cen Ridin' Downhillin' Back to John's Winter Page. unicycling.com Home http://www.unicycling.com/winteruni

Winter Unicycling Photography by John Foss It's never too cold to ride, even if you live in Michigan, Minnesota, or Sweden. Or is it? Click on the thumbnail images to get the big picture. New Unicycle Snow MUni? Ren Cen Ridin' Downhillin' Bill at 25 Below Slippery Stuff Snow Coasting Getting Vertical Andy's Ice Tree Oops Don't Try This Wait for Us! Back to John's Winter Page Unicycling.com Home email: obscure("jfoss","unicycling","com","John Foss")

25. Unicycle - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia transportation. unicycling has also gained popularity as a sport. unicycles.Mountain unicycles unicycles made for the sport of mountain unicycling. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicycle

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history ... Printable version Not logged in Log in Help Other languages: Deutsch Esperanto Simple English Unicycle From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A unicycle is a one-wheeled human powered vehicle . Unicycles are similar to, but less complex than, bicycles Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Construction 2 Riding 3 History 4 Recent developments ... 7 External links Construction Unicycles comprise a few key parts: the wheel and axle , the frame, the seat, and cranks and pedals . The wheel is the main part of the unicycle; it is essentially a bicycle wheel with a special hub so that the frame and cranks can attach to the side. Unicycles use direct drive , with the crank's rotation directly connected to that of the wheel. The frame sits above the wheel, and the seat is located on top of the frame. Riding Unicycles are more difficult to ride than bicycles. They require the rider to maintain balance in two dimensions rather than one, and with their slower speeds their motion has less gyroscopic assistance for maintaining stability Balancing a robotic unicycle forms an interesting problem in control theory History Unicycles are thought to descend from the penny-farthing bicycles of the late 19th century. These bicycles had a large wheel in front, to which the pedals were attached, and a much smaller wheel behind for balance. When these bicycles hit a bump, the rear wheel would come off the ground, forcing the rider to balance on one wheel. Early unicycle photographs, which show unicycles with very large wheels, support this explanation.

26. Street Performer SuperFrank, Interactive Juggling And Unicycling Comedy Street T Street performer Amsterdam provides comedy, juggling, unicycling and fire shows. Site includes show description, technical information and links to other performers. http://www.superfrank.com/

SuperFrank Street theater I want to tell you everything about my street theater show, how I ride a unicycle, why I am juggling and the secret of comedy. But my web site uses frames, which is not supported by your current browser. You could try access the starting page directly. If that doesn't work, there are a few things you could do: Forget about the whole thing? Don't. This seems the quickest and easiest, but you won't be able to sleep for the next month, not knowing what you are missing! Install a frames-capable browser? Better. You can download the latest version of or Microsoft Internet Explorer This is a bit of work, but well worth it! Send me an e-mail Fine too. I can send you some information directly. It's not as fancy, but it does the job.

27. Mountain Unicycling - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Real men don t have training wheels http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_unicycling

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Page history ... Printable version Not logged in Log in Help Mountain unicycling From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Mountain unicycling , also known as MUni , while not a sport , involves riding unicycles off-road. Mountain unicycling usually takes place on mountain unicycles , which are equipped with fat tires and rugged frames for off-road cycling. Regular unicycles are also commonly used in mountain unicycling, since mountain unicycles are relatively rare. Mountain unicycles can be ridden on the same terrain as a mountain bike . Mountain unicycling is a slower-paced sport than mountain bicycling , since unicycles are more difficult to ride than bicycles, and cannot coast. Events Each year, many unicyclists gather for the California Mountain Unicycle Weekend. History of Mountain-unicycling Mountain unicycling has been around for a while; a more detailed history should go here. External links http://www.extremeunicycling-bcmat.cityslide.com/ Edit this page Discuss this page Page history ... Recent changes This page was last modified 20:42, 2 May 2004. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

28. China Unicycle Association Official government organization coordinating and organizing unicycling activities within the country. Features a brief history and biographies of director and staff. http://www.kanji.org/kanji/jack/unicycle/uniconx/cua.htm

China Unicycle Association Beijing, China China Unicycle Association (CUA) The China Unicycle Association (CUA) is the official government organization coordinating and organizing unicycling activities in China. In Chinese, it is actually referred to as the "Unicycle Committee" under the Chinese Cycling Association, which is part of the Ministry of Physical Education (?). But upon my advice the name has been changed since "committee" has the wrong implication in English. I must stress very strongly that the CUA we are talking about is an official government organization that has absolutely nothing to do with the former CUA, of exactly the same name, run by Zhao Yanyang at the time the Great Wall Unicycling Marathon was held in 1993. The CUA is heavily involved in promoting unicycling in Chinese schools, and was responsible for organizing the China Team to Unicon IX in Germany. They already held five national Chinese meets. It is important to point out that the Chinese competiton rules are very similar to the IUF rules. They have translated the IUF rule book into Chinese and have studied it closely. CUA Vice Chairman

29. Mountain Unicycling Santa Cruz 03/20/99 Mountain unicycling, Santa Cruz Ca., 03/20/99. Daniel, Geoffrey, Nathan, John, Bruce,Matt. Along the trail. This is beautiful country for mountain unicycling! http://members.aol.com/MitsuAvaco/muni_sc.htm

Mountain Unicycling, Santa Cruz Ca., 03/20/99 Daniel, Geoffrey, Nathan, John, Bruce, Matt Here is a photo of the group of Mountain Unicyclists that gathered in Santa Cruz on March 20th, 1999 to ride some of the local trails in the surrounding mountains. (I'm on the far right, hiding behind a branch). I origianlly met this group through the internet back in 1997; and first met them face to face while attending the "Muni" (mountain unicycle) weedend at Northstar Tahoe. This group meets monthly to ride different trails in different locations in the west. My thanks go out to John Foss for his efforts coordinating and planning the monthly events! This shot was taken at the beginning of the trail. The area we were riding through is mountain lion country as can be seen by the warning sign in the photo. I must confess that out of this group I was the most inexperienced mountain unicyclist of the bunch, and I found myself typically at the back of the pack. There was one point on the trail where I was a few hundred yards behind the group and out of their sight while traveling up up a muddy stretch of road. While I was going along, I noticed large paw prints, clearly from a full grown mountain lion who had passed by just a few moments before our arrival. (Actually I believe the rest of the group was driving him along in front of the group). It was kind of creepy to realize that by being the straggler I must have appeared as the "sickly" straggler of the prey. For a little while, I felt as though I must have had a "free lunch" sign around my neck as far as my position on the food chain is concerned.

30. Unitrials.de ! --- Einradfahren ExTrEmE...IMPRESSUM Informationen zu den Themen Unitrials, Mountainunicycling und zu verschiedenen anderen Formen des Einradfahrens werden gezeigt. AuŸerdem Techniktipps f¼r Anf¤nger und Fortgeschrittene. http://www.unitrials.de/

31. Seth Golub's Welcome Page Includes personal information, information on unicycling and artificial intelligence, personal preferences, hobbies, and writings. http://www.aigeek.com/

Seth Golub's Home on the Web Hi. Welcome to my site. There's a lot here. These days I spend most of my time working, but in my copious free time, I do lots of other things. This includes (but is certainly not limited to) juggling, devil sticks automated music organization biking unicycling ... acrobatics , and taking lots of pictures . In addition to those enduring hobbies, I often can't resist trying new things. Recent exploits include kayaking, archery, snowboarding, skydiving, off-road motorbiking, and wilderness search and rescue. I continue to tend to RARB (The Recorded A cappella Review Board), no longer tend to , and I recently devised a new kind of scavenger hunt . I spend a fair amount of time with my computing apparati, and every now and then I share one of my random geeky projects . Sometimes I babble , and I've been know to enjoy the occasional pedantic smackdown See my contact page for ways to contact me and the table of contents to see what's changed recently or to discover obscure and otherwise- hidden old pages on this site.

32. Kel's Space Project (by Kelly Martin) Recent events in his life, personal information, photos, unicycling, and links. http://www.redbeet.com/

index about contact travel links ... photos: Welcome! This place is mostly a large collection of photographs and some travel info, for now.

33. The World's Largest Family Of Jugglers The world's largest juggling family 11 kids and 2 parents who perform group juggling, unicycling, club, torch, ball and knife juggling, and many other circus arts. http://www.tbfj.com/

If your monitor is set to 800x600 or less, click here! This site last updated on March 23, 2004 The Boehmer Family Jugglers - The World's Largest Family of Jugglers have recieved dozen of National and International Awards. They have entertained at hundreds of locations including Branson, Wisconsin Dells and Las Vegas. The Boehmers have been recognized as one of America's Most Creative Families. This truly unique group of performers put family togetherness in a whole new light with each action-packed performance. The Boehmers combine juggling, tumbling, gymnastics and unicycling to create a spectacular show for audiences of all ages. The Boehmer Family Jugglers will leave you wondering how they do it. Their web-site, like their act, is a must-see!

34. RPI Juggler's Homepage the RPI Juggling and unicycling Club ÜBERPAGE. GREETINGS AND HALLUCINATIONS.We are the RPI juggling club. We are dedicated to http://www.rpi.edu/dept/union/juggling/public/Homepage2.html

the RPI Juggling and Unicycling Club GREETINGS AND HALLUCINATIONS. We are the RPI juggling club. We are dedicated to the pursuit of juggling and all related activities. This has, in the past, included such things as gymnastics, ring rolling, knot throwing, gertie ball, fire safety, and advanced first aid. In our endless pursuit of avoiding a great education, we have taken the time to make this wonderful web page for your enlightenment and our amusement. All about us Find out when we meet Find out how to get here Contact us for more info Find out about hiring us for perfomances All about Juggling Look at our Unicycling Page RPI Juggling Photo and Video Gallery Gill's incredible recipe for do-it-yourself juggling balls Check out the Juggling Information Service the International Jugglers Association - the place to be All about 'Related Activities' Push the Really Big Button interested in buying some equipment? check out these vendors... Because we of the RPI Juggling Club are NOT ABOVE SELLING OUT Dube - Brian Dube juggling supplies Renegade - the makers of the famous Renegade Diablo Infinite Illusions - everything for the modern juggler (and great torches to boot!)

35. FreeWebs - Page Not Found Videos and photos made by people who don't mind getting hurt, including extreme unicycling stunts. http://www.freewebs.com/fearlessproductions/frame2.htm

404 - Page Not Found W e're sorry, the page you are looking for does not exist on FreeWebs. FreeWebs.com offers free web hosting for business and personal use. Build your own free web site now!

36. Beginning Unicycling Beginning unicycling. Collected Wisdom on Starting unicycling Last Modified 03/95 Slowunicycling is difficult. Balance becomes much easier at a jogging pace. http://www.juggling.org/help/circus-arts/unicycling/starting.html

Beginning Unicycling Collected Wisdom on Starting Unicycling Last Modified: 03/95 I have gone through all articles related to Unicycling from the rec.juggling archives and culled what I felt was useful and interesting information which all beginning unicyclists would like to know. This is a big document, probably of interest only to those who cannot yet ride a uni. Because of its size, I have divided it into four stages and you could maybe read this document in stages. -Ram Prasad start reading document Go to stage 2 Go to stage 3 Go to stage 4 Begin Part 1 of this document thomasl: there are 2 things to remember when trying to learn to ride 1. you must keep your weight on the seat, NOT on the pedals. 2. sit up very very straight, as if the seat post is going straight up your ass into your back (look at the great riders, that is how they look) other things: when you start the pedals should be almost on a horizontal plane,and your f first leg "stroke" will be to push down. getting on with one pedal up and one down ensures you of severely whipping a pedal around into your shin when you make that first step on. a good idea in any case is to wear nice padded hightops and kneesox and long pants and chainmail. then, when you start going, KEEP PEDALING. forward momentum is critical. when you are riding you (and the uniseat and fork etc.) will be leaning very slightly forward, which is the direction you are traveling.

37. Scooter The Clown Children's entertainer who performs juggling, unicycling, balloon twisting, and magic. http://www.scootertheclown.ca/

38. Trickster Fox Productions A colorful multicharacter clown entertaining by juggling, unicycling, magic, stilt walking and balloon sculpture. Features calendar, pictures, and information about performances. http://www.tricksterfox.com/

Trickster Fox Productions art work: David Ruppert Trickster Fox is a colorful character clown. Her comic performances entertain the entire family with a combination of juggling, unicycling, magic, musical saw, stilt walking, rolling globe and balloon sculpture. Audience interaction is the central theme for each performance. Individuals from the audience are often invited to assist Trickster Fox. That's when the fun begins! Who is Trickster Fox? Trickster Fox Productions Offerings Information Available from Trickster Fox Productions Gallery ... Contacting Trickster Fox Productions

39. TeachCircus.com unicycling. (Click photos to enlarge). Learning Progression for unicycling.Students can work in pairs or threes when learning unicycling. http://www.teachcircus.com/unicycle.html

UNICYCLING (Click photos to enlarge) Teaching students to ride unicycles may seem daunting to teachers. However, it can be taught quite effectively by teachers with knowledge of basic progressions. It should be understood that these skills usually take more time to learn than juggling and manipulative skills. Students may not experience success as quickly as in other activities, but the rewards of conquering these challenging skills are substantial. There will always be a handful of students who make unicycling their mission. Safety Considerations If you are a Physical Education teacher, think of these skills as similar to gymnastics in terms of class routines and safety procedures. Students should always be supervised when practicing, and should be taught how to spot each other. Horseplay should never be tolerated. People often perceive unicycling as risky, maybe because they have seen a daredevil performer who rode (seemingly) out of control, or on a very tall unicycle. The result is an unfounded perception of high risk. The reality is that when basic safety procedures are followed, unicycle riding is actually safer than riding bicycles, skateboards, and in-line skates. This is because unicycles do not permit the rider to coast or achieve high speeds. Although mild bumps and scrapes do sometimes occur, teachers can minimize this occurrence by requiring students to wear kneepads and gloves while practicing. Many schools also use helmets. Today, helmets are inexpensive and lend an air of safety and forethought to peoples' perceptions of unicycling in a school environment.

40. Circus Take-Away - Juggling, Magic, And Romance! Offers magic, juggling, stiltwalking, balloon modelling and unicycling. http://www.circustakeaway.co.uk/

@import url(s/front.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Juggling, Magic and Romance I love these guys, fresh, keen, professional, always a skip in their step, entertainment at it's best! ...and they always feed me on time. Fred the Fish

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