I say get a running start and just get at it. What's the worst that could happen?
Yeah, that's about the best strategy I'd think.Or you could just lean on a friend and have them provide support like when you were a kid learning how to ride.
It seems like if you could get the balance stationary down it would really help moving on to momentum.Yeah, that's about the best strategy I'd think.
--From my experience, the most important thing to do would be getting used to the direct control over the wheel.(If you try to pedal a uni like a bike, you'll break your tailbone.) that'd be achieved by just finding a wall or something to lightly lean on as you learn how to go forward. after you can walk-along a wall at a consistent speed on purpose, you should be able to start pushing off the wall and balancing on your own.