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A jump performed by pressing down on the back foot to spring off the tail of the snowboard.

Making clean turns on the edge of the snowboard without skidding.

A U-shaped, snow-covered structure used for performing aerial tricks.

A jump performed by pressing the front foot down to spring off the nose of the snowboard.

Holding any part of the snowboard with the hand during a trick.

Balancing on the tail (tail manual) or nose (nose manual) of the snowboard while riding.

A snowboarding stance where the rider has the right foot forward.

Riding in the opposite stance from one's natural preference (regular riders in a goofy stance or vice versa).

Flexing the tail of the snowboard downward while keeping the nose raised, often during a slide or butter.

A rotation where the rider turns with their back facing the direction of the turn or trick.

An inverted aerial trick that involves a 540-degree rotation or more, often performed in a half-pipe.

A flat ground trick involving balancing on either the nose or tail of the snowboard while turning.

A trick where the snowboarder flips the board 360 degrees along the board's longitudinal axis.

Intentionally hitting an object with the snowboard, often while airborne.

A snowboarding stance where the rider has the left foot forward.

Riding backwards on a snowboard but with the lead foot still in front.

Performing tricks, such as sliding or grinding, on objects other than snow, like rails or boxes.

A rotation where the rider turns with their chest facing the direction of the turn or trick.

A type of grab where the rider reaches behind their front leg to grab the heel edge between the bindings while arching their back and kicking out the back leg.