Snowboard · Ground Tricks · コンボ・応用
Nose Tap.
ノーズタップ
回転中にノーズを雪面に当てる
How to
Step by stepBuild enough speed on a medium slope to enter a nollie or spin.
Too slow and the nose will catch and pitch you forward on the next step.
Before the tap, bend your front knee and sink down, keeping your upper body slightly back over your rear foot and your hips stacked directly over the board.
Think "drop the nose only," not "shift weight forward," to bring the nose toward the snow.
Press the nose of the board lightly to the snow with the ball of your front foot.
Make contact for an instant and only touch it, don't push through. Keep your front knee from fully extending and your ankle flexed so the nose springs off the snow instead of collapsing into it.
The moment the nose touches, the flexed board snaps back (the board's own spring) and pushes you off.
Time a quick pull-up of your front foot to that rebound to add height or rotational drive. Send your eyes toward where you're heading next, not at the tap point.
Once you bounce off, bring your hips back to the center of the board and either continue the original spin or nollie, or land with even weight on both feet.
Tips & common mistakes
In the app — learn while you logLearn the tail tap first, then move to this. The tail tap uses the rear foot, so you don't pitch forward and it feels less scary, letting you safely learn the touch-and-spring feel.
Pitching forward and falling on the tap → you're loading weight onto the front foot at contact. Keep your hips stacked over the board, drop only the nose, and touch-and-release for an instant.
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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