FS Boardslide (Rail).

1. Approach at an angle to the rail, riding straight in slightly on your toe edge.

   In a frontside boardslide your belly (toe side) faces your direction of travel once you're on it, so the path ahead stays in view — that's the upside. Come in slow, just fast enough not to stall.

2. Ollie just before the rail.

   Pop lightly off your back foot near the middle of the board and lift both feet to clear the height of the rail.

3. While airborne, turn the board about 90 degrees across the rail.

   Lead with your upper body — point your chest and navel toward your direction of travel first, and your lower body and board will follow naturally to 90 degrees. Guide the board with where your chest faces, rather than swinging your arms.

4. Land with the rail contacting the center of the board, between both bindings.

   Keep your weight even (front foot 50, back foot 50) and press through the middle of each foot, between the ball and the heel. Get this off and you'll slide off forward or backward.

5. Bend your knees lightly (roughly 60 to 70 degrees), drop your hips, and stack your weight directly over the rail.

   Lock your eyes on the end of the rail (the exit). Looking at your hands or toes pulls your weight forward and drops you.

6. As the exit nears, start turning your chest back toward your direction of travel.

   When your upper body squares up first, the board follows and turns back the 90 degrees, so you leave the snow with the nose pointing forward. Land with weight even and knees softly bent to absorb the impact.

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