There’s no question that nose slides are a key component of any skateboarder’s repertoire. But for a lot of people, the backside nose slide can be a bit tricky to get down. If you’re looking to add this move to your bag of tricks, here are a few tips to help you out.

What is a backside nose slide?

A backside nose slide is a skateboarding trick where the skateboarder rides on the backside of the skateboard and performs a nose slide. This trick is considered to be quite difficult, as it requires a lot of balance and control.

How to do a backside nose slide on a skateboard

There are a few things you need to do in order to do a backside nose slide on a skateboard. First, you need to make sure you are comfortable going into and coming out of a backside ollie. Then, you need to find a good spot to do the slide. Try to find a spot with a lot of speed and a gradual slope. Once you’ve found a good spot, pop into a backside ollie and quickly carve down the hill. When you get to the bottom, hold on to your board and let it slide out from under you.

Tips for landing a backside nose slide

Nailing a backside nose slide can take some practice, but with a few tips, you’ll be able to land them like a pro. First, make sure you have plenty of speed before you start your run. You’ll also want to be positioned on your board in a way that will allow you to easily pop up into the air. When you’re ready to make the slide, pop up into the air and then quickly turn your board so that your nose is pointing towards the ground. As you land, make sure to keep your weight centered over your board and your arms and legs bent for stability. If you follow these tips, you’ll be able to land backside nose slides like a pro in no time!

Variations of the backside nose slide

There are many different variations of the backside nose slide.  Some of the more popular variations include the frontside nose slide, the switch backside nose slide, and the backside stalefish nose slide.  Each of these variations has its own unique set of tricks that can be performed on it.

The frontside nose slide is probably the simplest variation of the backside nose slide. It is essentially just a backside nose slide performed on the frontside of the board. This variation is great for learning the basic mechanics of the backside nose slide, and can be used to progress into more advanced variations.

The switch backside nose slide is a variation that is performed on the switch stance. It is essentially just a backside nose slide performed on the opposite side of the board. This variation is great for improving your switch stance skills, and can also be used to progress into more advanced variations.

The backside stalefish nose slide is a variation that is performed with a stalefish grab. It is essentially just a backside nose slide performed with a more extreme grab. This variation is great for improving your stalefish skills, and can also be used to progress into more advanced variations.

How to improve your backside nose slide

There are a few things you can do to improve your backside nose slide. First, make sure you have the proper weight distribution. You should be leaning slightly forward, with your weight on your front foot. Your back foot should be up on your toes, and your nose should be just in front of your board. Next, use your arm and hand on the same side as your back foot to help you balance. Finally, keep your head up and your eyes focused on your destination. If you follow these tips, you’ll be able to improve your backside nose slide in no time!

With a little bit of practice, you’ll be able to nail the backside nose slide and add another cool trick to your arsenal. Keep at it, and you’ll be impressing your friends and fellow skateboarders in no time!

Author: Kyle Niedz

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