Nose Press (PVC).

1. On a gentle slope, approach the rail straight at a slow, steady speed (just fast enough not to stall) and get on in a 50-50 (board directly on top of and parallel to the pipe).

   If you come in at an angle, the board rolls off the pipe the instant you land.

2. Once on, fix your eyes on the end of the pipe (the direction the nose is heading).

   Looking down at your feet tips your upper body forward, pushes your hips too far ahead, and drops you over the front.

3. Bend both knees to lower your center of mass and slowly shift your hips directly over your front foot.

   Aim for about 70 percent weight on the front foot, 30 on the back, pressing the top of the pipe with the ball of your front foot (base of the big toe). Bend the front knee more (roughly 75 to 85 degrees) and keep the back leg slightly straighter to lift the tail.

4. With the tail lifted, ride the top of the pipe on the nose alone.

   A round pipe contacts almost at a single point, so it tips not just front-to-back but also side-to-side (the direction it rolls off the pipe). Focus only on keeping your hips directly over the top. Use small up-and-down knee movements and push back through the sole on whichever side starts to lean.

5. As the end of the pipe nears, push the back foot down to bring the weight back from 70/30 until it is about even on both feet, lower the tail, exit close to a 50-50 stance, and set down onto the snow.

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