Buttering.

1. On a gentle slope, glide straight with the board flat and both knees slightly bent.

   Keep your eyes on where you're heading and your shoulders level with the slope.

2. For a nose press (pressing the nose down so the tail lifts): bend your front knee deeply and bring your hips directly over your front foot, shifting about 80% of your weight toward the toes of the front foot.

   Let your back foot extend slightly and drive down through the front foot as if pushing the nose into the snow. The front half of the board flexes and the tail lifts.

3. For a tail press (pressing the tail down so the nose lifts) it's the opposite.

   Bend your back knee deeply, stack your hips over your back foot, and move 80% of your weight toward the heel of the back foot. Let your front foot extend slightly and drive down through the back foot as if pushing the tail into the snow. The back half of the board flexes and the nose lifts.

4. While one end is lifted, tip the shin of your loading leg slightly forward to lock the ankle, absorbing the force the flexed board pushes back with.

   Always keep your center of mass directly over the foot you're loading.

5. To switch between nose and tail, first bring your hips back to the center of the board, then move them over the opposite foot.

   Switch using hip movement front-to-back only, without leaning your upper body.

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