Topic: Blame it on the... Mulch?

[Dustin Combs]

So, I've been working on front tucks, SOOO much. lol It's my goal to have it down by the end of next month. Anyways; at my local park (playground, really) there are 3 different "playground's", and a set of swings, and they all have different types of mulch. In 3/4 I can land a front tuck... The other, I land pretty horribly. Granted, they aren't the cleanest, in the 3 out of the 4, I still land them... But at the other spot, it's usually my back or my arse... Can mulch be the cause of this? This type of mulch?

[FreeStyleFox]

It most likely is a hight issue or a mental one.  Remember to jump UP and at the peak flip.  This will help a lot.  Also if your landing low go into a pk roll.  If you don't have a pkroll yet learn them and drill them till they are butter.  This will help clean up your fronts as well.

[Dustin Combs]

It most likely is a hight issue or a mental one.  Remember to jump UP and at the peak flip.  This will help a lot.  Also if your landing low go into a pk roll.  If you don't have a pkroll yet learn them and drill them till they are butter.  This will help clean up your fronts as well.

Alright, thanks. I don't think it's something mental, cause I can land it on the other types of mulch But sounds good. Thanks
That's te thing I need for the ending of my front tucks, a parkour roll. Something I land and fly a little foward xP

[FreeStyleFox]

You would be surprised.  It very well could be your timing at that one spot.  Fronts are very hard to spot your landing and so knowing when to "open" is a lot harder then with other flips where your landing spot is in view most of the time.