Frontyard

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Frontyard

While rolling slowly, put your right foot over the bars and be ready to scuff the tire. With a dab of the front brake, do a small endo while shifting your weight forward and moving your left foot onto the front left peg. At the same time, start scuffing on the front tire while modulating the front brake to stay balanced on the front wheel. Some prefer to have the right hand off the bars, using it to keep ballance. This is an easier scuffing trick; you can start it like the backyard. Once you can scuff in one of these positions, many other scuffing tricks will come a lot easier. A frontyard can also be done with both feet in front of the bars.


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