Make way for wonders on one wheel.

Rachel Sindelar is on the right. She and Greta Koehler do a dance on unicycles. (Courtesy of Rachel Sindelar)
A unicyclist does stunts at Unicon. (Courtesy of Rachel Sindelar)
A unicyclist bounces over tree roots and down a trail. (Courtesy of Rachel Sindelar)
Unicyclists race at Unicon. (Courtesy of Rachel Sindelar)
Unicyclists play hockey at Unicon. (Courtesy of Rachel Sindelar)

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Do you like to race, dance, or bounce a ball? Try those on one wheel! It took Miss S. years to learn. She helps with a big contest.

People speed and spin. Who will win?

Pray: Thank God for the joy of playing games with others. Sports on one wheel are fun!

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Rachel Sindelar and her brothers got their first unicycle from a garage sale. Rachel was six. Her parents joined the kids in the sport. Unicyclists meet every two years for a contest. They come from all over the world. The 21st Unicon is this July in Bemidji, Minnesota. Miss Sindelar is one of the directors. More than 1,200 athletes compete. They race, dance, and bump over mountain trails. They play hockey and basketball. They bounce over rails and down stairs.

“I press on toward the goal for the prize.” (Philippians 3:14)