FS Boardslide (PVC).

1. Approach the PVC pipe at a slight angle on a gentle-to-medium slope, riding at a steady, slow speed that still keeps you moving.

   You enter with your back facing the pipe (frontside), so pick an angle where you can see your line out front rather than only over your shoulder.

2. Pop a small ollie just before the pipe.

   Press down on the tail with your back foot to load it, then lift both feet to get the board off the snow. You only need enough height to clear the pipe, not a big jump.

3. While airborne, spin the board 90 degrees so the center of the base lands on the pipe.

   Keep the board dead flat, tilted toward neither the toe edge nor the heel edge, pressing the base straight down. If either edge touches the round pipe, the board will slide off.

4. The instant you land on the pipe, split your weight exactly evenly between your front and back foot.

   Drop your center of mass right between your feet, directly over the pipe. Lean forward and the nose dips; lean back and the tail dips, and the resulting tilt bites an edge and drops you.

5. Bend your knees to 70-80 degrees and sink your hips low, keeping your upper body squared to the line of the pipe (your direction of travel) and your eyes on the exit ahead.

   The lower you stay, the closer your center of mass is to the pipe, so any side-to-side wobble has less momentum and is easy to recover with small ankle and knee adjustments.

6. As the end of the pipe nears, spin the board lightly back so the nose points down your line, and land on both feet at once.

   Finish the rotation in the air so the board returns flat to the snow on touchdown.

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