Run Trick Combo.

1. On a gentle-to-moderate slope, start carving at a steady speed that is fast enough not to stall.

   Stay balanced 50:50 over your front and back feet, with knees bent to about 70-80 degrees and slightly sunk. This stance is the reference position you return to for entering and exiting every trick.

2. About 3-4 meters before the spot where you'll pop the next trick, send your eyes ahead to that spot.

   In a combo, looking at the next location while still finishing one trick keeps the motion from lagging behind and the line from breaking up.

3. Throw the first trick.

   For a tail press, shift your weight back onto your back foot, over the tail, to lift the nose; for an ollie, pop off your back foot. The body mechanics for each trick are the same as the standalone version, but always pass through the reference stance (knees 70-80 degrees, 50:50) just before you start, so every trick launches from the same conditions and stays consistent.

4. As you exit the trick, return to 50:50 loading before you let any tension out, and re-sink your knees to the 70-80 degree reference.

   Use this sinking to pull a forward-biased press weight, or leftover upper-body rotation, back to center.

5. Holding that stance, carve just 1-2 turns to let the board run and recover speed.

   You tend to slow right after a trick, so drive your weight to the downhill side here and take a deeper turn to make up the lost momentum.

6. Once speed is back, return to step 2 and go into the next trick.

   Mixing families each time (press → spin → jump) spreads the load across different muscles and weight positions so your movement doesn't dull by the end. Use the slope top to bottom and link 3-5 tricks seamlessly into one line.

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