
Your stance is your foundation. A good stance gives you stability and mobility, while a bad one makes you stiff and unbalanced.
Feet should be shoulder-width apart. Front foot angled slightly forward (45 degrees), back foot perpendicular to the stringer (90 degrees). Center your weight over the stringer.
Bend your knees, not your waist! Keep your hips fluid and tucked under your torso. Lower your center of gravity for better balance.
Keep your back straight and chest open. Your shoulders should be aligned with the board (mostly sideways, but opening up as you turn). Arms should be out for balance.
Keep your head up and eyes focused on where you want to go. Never look down at your feet—it ruins your balance.
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