Definition

In High Jump over Bar, the rider and unicycle jump over a bar, without knocking it down, and ride away without a dismount. In High Jump onto Platform the object is to jump from the ground to a platform, with no pedal or crank grabs. In Long Jump on Track, the rider jumps as far as possible from a jump marker, to a landing without a dismount. In Platform Long Jump, the rider attempts to jump as far as possible from a single pallet to a single pallet.

Rider Summary

This section is intended as an overview of the rules, but does not substitute for the actual rules.

• For Long Jump on Track, shoes, gloves, knee pads and a helmet are required.

• For Long Jump on Platform, shoes, knee pads, and a helmet are required.

• For High Jump over Bar and High Jump onto Platform, shoes and a helmet are required, and shin pads are strongly recommended.

• There are no restrictions on unicycle wheel size or crank arm length.