by Shawn Boday | Feb 4, 2026 | Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
In snowboarding, balance and control are everything. While leg strength often gets the spotlight, the core plays a far more important role in how efficiently a rider moves, reacts, and stays stable on the board. Core strength is the foundation that connects the upper...
by Shawn Boday | Feb 4, 2026 | Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
Speed control is one of the most important skills in snowboarding, yet many riders rely heavily on skidding to slow down. While skidding can be useful in certain situations, overusing it often leads to loss of control, excessive fatigue, and reduced confidence,...
by Shawn Boday | Feb 4, 2026 | Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
Variable terrain is one of the most common and challenging realities in snowboarding. On a single run, riders may encounter hardpack, soft snow, icy patches, wind affected sections, and chopped up leftovers from earlier traffic. Staying smooth when conditions change...
by Shawn Boday | Feb 4, 2026 | Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
Snowboard shape has a major influence on how a board performs across different terrain and snow conditions. One design element that often goes unnoticed is taper. Taper refers to the difference in width between the nose and the tail of a snowboard, with the nose being...
by Shawn Boday | Jan 5, 2026 | Hobbies, Shawn Boday, Skiing, Snowboarding, Sports
Snowboard boots are the critical connection between rider and board, and the lacing system plays a major role in how that connection feels and performs. While flex and fit often receive the most attention, the way boots are tightened and adjusted directly influences...
by Shawn Boday | Jan 5, 2026 | Hobbies, Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
One of the most valuable skills a snowboarder can develop is the ability to read terrain. Beyond basic technique and equipment, understanding how the mountain is shaped allows riders to move more efficiently, maintain momentum, and conserve energy. By learning to...
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