Long Tail Press.

1. On a gentle to medium slope, carry a steady speed that keeps you rolling but not fast.

   Too much speed makes the board chatter as the rear weighting slows you, so err on the slow side

2. As you glide, shift your weight onto the heel-to-arch line of your back foot.

   Loading the toes tilts the board onto an edge, so press straight down through the back of the foot

3. Slide your hips back and set your seat directly over your back-foot heel.

   Don't arch the upper body, carry everything from the waist down rearward

4. As the nose lifts, bend the back knee to about 120-130 degrees and lock it there.

   Pumping the knee burns out the thigh fast, so hold one angle and let your skeleton carry the load to hold the press longer

5. Keep the front foot almost relaxed and use it only as a light rudder to steady the nose up-down and side-to-side.

   Pushing on the front foot drops the nose, so just rest it there

6. Look two to three meters ahead in your direction of travel, not at the nose.

   Staring down drops your chin and pulls your weight forward

7. To exit, straighten the knee while easing your hips back to center, and set the nose down softly

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