One important thing to keep in mind is that a wheelie will exert a lot more pressure on your snowboard than what you normally would. This means that if you have a defective or damaged snowboard there is a very good chance that you will snap it when practicing. You can reduce risk of snowboard failure by placing less weight on ends and not raising your snowboard as high off ground.

Wheelies are a fun trick that is not reserved just for rides with wheels. With some practice you will be able to wheelie like a pro on your snowboard and will soon develop skills to do other wheelie related tricks.

Now we put these two elements together. Traverse a gentle slope with heel side of your snowboard biting into slope a bit. This will help to stabilize you for next part. Begin to put your weight on your front leg and then pull your rear leg up. This action will leave you riding on tip and edge of your snowboard and looking really cool.

As you can imagine practice and control is key to a blunt nose slide. Make sure you are very good at wheelies and slides before trying two elements together. Another thing to think about is quality of your snowboard. Wheelies are known to cause weak and damaged snowboards to break due to extra strain put on snowboard. If you have any question about yours you may wish to practice on a rental snowboard.