A Uni-Sader is quite simply an ambassador of unicycling. A balanced one that appreciates the multiple joys and benefits of not only unicycling, but in teaching others to learn for themselves. In 2008, the original Uni-Saders were a group of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School second graders and their teacher Jimmy Agnew. Inspired by a high school freshman that had just recently learned to unicycle himself, they began gathering unicycles from craigslist and neighborhood garage sales. They would meet in the small gym every Friday after school and together they would laugh, and play, and celebrate their failures as they consistently fell over and over again. Learning to unicycle, they quickly discovered, is not for the faint of heart. Only with perseverance, determination, and constant encouragement from their peers, did they eventually, one by one, learn to ride. It became very obvious that this club was actually about so much more than simply unicycling. The children were not only embracing challenges and learning themselves, but through collaborative play, they were inspiring others to learn as well. Over the next few years the club continued to grow in popularity and interest by leaps and bounds. By 2012, there were more children in the elementary school unicycle club than the entire Texas high school football program and by 2015, over 700 children could proudly call themselves a Uni-Sader.