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Tail Slide 270 Out — Snow Butter

A tail-supported sideways snow butter followed by the source's frontside 270 exit.

HOW TO DO IT

Tail Slide270 Out — Snow Butter Preparation

A nollie into tail-supported sideways snow movement, then the source'sFS270 exit. Extended supported turning in a drill reduces the airborne remainder.

Preparation and setting

Tail support, nollie and the snow version exiting switch first.

Execution / application sequence

  1. Rehearse the switch-exiting version.
  2. Use a modest nollie to organize tail reception.
  3. Maintain the snow-appropriate uphill-edge awareness.
  4. Continue the documented upper-body preparation.
  5. Release with a small ollie into the exit.
  6. Align and absorb the landing..

Learning and practice

Identify supported rotation separately from aerial exit. Keep snow edge cues distinct from flat feature contact.

Errors, limits and corrections

Adding supported arc and aerial degrees into one label misstates the drill. Transferring snow edge pressure to metal is inappropriate. Shorten the hold if release disappears.

Observable checks

Snow context and phase amounts remain distinct. This enriches an existing crossover record.

SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL

Characteristics

Source-recommended preparation
Tail-supported butterSwitch exit control

01

teaching summary — coaching review required

The lesson develops the switch exit first, then adds rotation using a nollie into tail support, continued upper-body winding and a small ollie into the exit.

02

editorial review notes

Snow uphill-edge management and flat-base jib contact are separate context cues.