BS Bluntslide.

1. Approach the rail at an angle, riding straight in at a controlled, slow-to-medium speed.

   Fix your eyes on the exact spot on the rail you want to land on.

2. Just before the rail, bring the board close to flat on the snow and bend both knees slightly to sink down.

   This sink loads you up to pop next.

3. Spring off that sink into a small ollie to unweight, and the instant the board leaves the snow, lead with your upper body rotating backside (toward the rear of your direction of travel).

   Your lower body follows, turning the board until it sits roughly perpendicular across the rail.

4. Keeping the board perpendicular, set the base near the tail (heel-edge side), directly under your back foot, gently onto the rail.

   You ride on just that one spot near the tail while the nose hangs out over the far side of the rail.

5. Load your back foot heavily (think 30 percent front foot, 70 percent back foot) and drop your hips directly over your back foot so your weight sits on it.

   Bend both knees deep, until your hips sit low, and press the tail into the rail to stop any wobble.

6. While sliding, keep your eyes on the exit of the rail.

   Lift your front-foot toes slightly so the nose does not droop, holding the board square across the rail.

7. As the exit nears, rotate your upper body back toward your direction of travel (facing forward), bringing the board parallel to your line, and land on both feet at once.

   Absorb the landing by bending both knees.

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