Ski Tail Grab.

1. Approach the kicker at a steady, controlled speed and pop straight off with your skis parallel.

   Extend both legs at the lip and leave the jump standing tall, without leaning your upper body forward.

2. Once airborne, bend both knees and pull your heels toward your butt so both ski tails lift behind you.

   Cross the ski you plan to grab lightly over the other one, and its tail comes up into reach.

3. Reach the hand on the same side as the crossed-over ski behind your body and grab the tip of that ski's tail.

   For example, if you cross the right ski on top, grab with the right hand. Grabbing below the tail or on the inside of the ski doesn't count as a tail grab. Keep your eyes on the landing ahead, not on your hand.

4. Once you have the grab, extend your other arm forward to balance left to right.

   Don't arch your back too much. Open your chest only slightly, and hold the grab only as long as your hips don't drift behind you.

5. Release before you start to drop, then uncross your legs so both skis are parallel again.

   If you return the leg late you'll land leaning back, so plan to release just after the peak.

6. Land on both feet at once and absorb the impact by bending your ankles and knees.

   Keep your weight over the arch of your foot, centered on the skis, rather than back on your heels.

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