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The unicycle trick theory provides the sport scientic background for the properties of tricks, how they are structured and related together.

Properties

Tricks contain a lot of properties, that describe them.

Descriptive Properties

Simple, descriptive properties.

Name

The name of the trick.

Alternative Name(s)

Possibly, alternative names.

Abstract Description

A brief description (only a few sentences) that describes the trick.

History

History about the trick.

Movement Properties

Properties that describe the tricks movement.

Detailed Movement Description

A very detailed description, which joint is doing which action or behaves relative to another joint for every body part during the whole movement. A sequence picture can be used as a support.

Type of Movement

The movement can be a translation, a rotation or both at the same time.

Rotation Parameters

If the movement is a rotation then additional rotation parameters can be used to further specify what kind of rotation is happening.

Rotation Body

What exactly is rotating: The rider and/or the unicycle

Rotation axis

Each body can be rotated around three axis. The longitudinal, latitudinal and transversal axis.

Rotation Relation

If rider and unicycle are rotated around the same axis, these two rotations can be simultaneous (e.g. Spin) or isolated (e.g. Varialspin). In the latter case the rotation direction can be same (when rider and unicycle rotate the same direction) or opposite.

Calculated Properties

Importance

Generation

Difficulty

Relations

Variations

Parents

Children

Structs

Appendix

Modifier