Freeriders do well with a narrow stance for better transitions, while freestyle riders usually need the stability of a wide stance. One of the best snowboarding tips is to experiment with ...

The research team tested two different stance widths: narrow (0.7% of your shoulder width) and wide (1.7% of your shoulder width). The result? ‘The wide stance resulted in statistically smaller ...

This is the opposite of a regular stance, where a snowboarder rides with their left foot forward. Three-time men’s snowboard slopestyle bronze medalist Mark McMorris is a regular-footed rider ...

As conditions and terrain change, so should your snowboard stance. In powder, you need a set-back stance for stability; for pipes, your feet should be closer together for greater maneuverability.