50-50 (PVC).

1. Approach straight on, with the board and the pipe lined up in one line.

   If you come in at an angle, the board slides off the pipe the moment you get on. Look at the exit end of the pipe where you'll land, not at the pipe itself. Looking down at your feet folds your upper body forward and makes you wobble side to side.

2. Pop a small ollie just before the pipe.

   Tap off the snow with your back foot at the tail, lift the nose (front) slightly, and land with the middle of the board on top of the pipe. Getting on with only your front foot or only your back foot tips the board and drops you instantly.

3. Once you're on, bend your knees to about 65-75 degrees and drop your hips so your pelvis sits directly over the board.

   The higher your center of mass, the easier it is to topple sideways on a round pipe, so staying low keeps you stable. Keep your weight 5:5 between front and back foot, and keep the center of your soles (the arch line) lined up with the top of the pipe.

4. Keep moving forward at a steady, slow-but-not-stopping speed.

   A round pipe only touches at a near-point, so it tips easily side to side; forward momentum keeps you tracking straight like a spinning top. Too slow and you fall over, too fast and you tense up out of fear, so ride a controlled, moderate speed.

5. Ride straight off the exit.

   Don't try to spin on the way out: keep the nose pointed in your direction of travel, set the board back on the snow, and absorb the landing softly with your knees.

You can pin your own clip to the tricks you've landed (My Video).