Snowboard · Jib · レール
FS Noseslide.
FSノーズスライド(レール)
フロントサイドからノーズ部分でスライド
How to
Step by stepKeep a steady medium speed and approach the rail straight on from the frontside (toes facing the rail).
If you lose speed you will stall and pitch forward, so keep enough momentum while staying in control.
Just before the rail, sink both knees slightly and ollie to lift the board.
As it leaves the snow, open your upper body toward your direction of travel and turn the board 90 degrees, placing the nose (the base ahead of your front foot) onto the rail.
Set down so the rail sits directly under or just ahead of your front foot.
Load about 70 percent on the front foot and 30 percent on the back, bending the front knee deeply to roughly 70-80 degrees to press the nose into the rail. Keep the tail (back end) slightly lifted so contact stays on the nose alone, which keeps your direction steady.
Keep the base flat (no edge engaged).
If the toe or heel edge catches, the board grabs and stops suddenly, so keep your ankle neutral and lay the whole base flat on the rail.
Look toward the end of the rail (the exit), keeping your shoulders roughly parallel to the rail.
Put your weight over the front foot, but do not lean your head or chest too far forward. Keep your torso upright to avoid pitching over the nose.
As the exit nears, push a little through the back foot to swing the board back in line, and land catching the snow with both feet.
Tips & common mistakes
In the app — learn while you logThe more you keep contact on a single point at the nose, the less the board wobbles side to side and the straighter it slides. Letting the whole base down lets the rail grab the board and the direction goes wild.
The rail ends up under the center of the board, turning it into a boardslide (riding on the middle) → You did not shift onto the front foot after the ollie and your body stalled right over the rail → Send your hips over the front foot as you pop, and land with the nose contacting first.
The rest of the tips, fixes for each mistake, and what to try next are in the app — learn them while you log. Intermediate+ tricks are for Members.
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