by Shawn Boday | Jul 9, 2026 | Business, Entrepreneurship, Shawn Boday, Snowboarding
One of the most important skills in snowboarding is learning how to manage pressure throughout every turn. While edge control, balance, and body position often receive the most attention, pressure control is what allows all of these elements to work together. Proper...
by Shawn Boday | Jul 9, 2026 | Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
Rolling terrain is one of the most enjoyable features on a snowboard run, but it can also be one of the most challenging. Gentle rises, dips, and transitions constantly change a rider’s momentum, making it easy to lose speed or accelerate unexpectedly. Many...
by Shawn Boday | Jul 9, 2026 | Business, Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
A snowboard’s performance depends on far more than its shape, flex, and edge profile. One often overlooked feature that has a significant impact on speed and glide is the board’s base structure. Although it may appear smooth, the bottom of a snowboard...
by Shawn Boday | Jun 15, 2026 | Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
Perfectly groomed runs rarely last all day. As snowboard traffic increases, smooth surfaces become covered with bumps, ruts, piles of snow, and irregular tracks. Riding uneven and tracked out snow can challenge even experienced snowboarders because the board...
by Shawn Boday | Jun 15, 2026 | Business, Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
A snowboard’s shape plays a major role in how it performs on the mountain, and one of its most important design features is sidecut depth. While many riders pay attention to length, flex, and camber profiles, sidecut depth has a direct influence on how easily a...
by Shawn Boday | May 14, 2026 | Hobbies, Shawn Boday, Snowboarding, Sports
Smooth snowboarding is built on timing. Riders who flow effortlessly down the mountain are not simply reacting to terrain—they are coordinating each movement with precision and rhythm. Turn timing plays a major role in controlling speed, maintaining balance, and...
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