It was my first time boarding and I was teaching myself.. everytime i put my board forward to slow down i usually spun to the other foot in front. I was able to go down the hill no problem like this, but I'm wondering if that's ok to do, or if you should just stick to one stance!?
No, this form of Snowboarding is sometimes termed "falling leaf" because you're basically using only your heel to slow down and no toe. It's a start for first-timers and it looks a bit funny to the more experienced riders, but eventually you need to learn how to brake with heel pressure and toe pressure (called heel-toe), which will allow you to carve. If you're normal stance, you should try this sticking to the normal stance for the next couple times. Later, when you get better, you can learn to ride switch, which means riding either normal or goofy (heel-toe in both positions).
There is no difference. its all in the way you ride it
You have Regular stance which is when your Left Foot is in Front and your Right foot on the Tail of the Snowboard. Then you have a Goofy stance which is when your Right foot is in front and your Left foot on the Tail of the Snowboard.
He rides normal!
Goofy Skateboarders lead with their left foot and normal skaters lead with their right foot
he's regular (normal)
Depending on whether you are goofy or regular footed, you put each foot(boot) in its binding and push off the snow to stand.
if you mean going from regular to goofy, then yes, you will have a difficult time, but if your talking about the degree of your bindings in the same stance, it shouldnt matter too much if you change the degree. to each their own.
An indy is when you grab the area between your legs on your board with your back hand (right hand if you are riding goofy, left hand if you are riding regular) in midair.
its a matter of personal preferance. what ever feels most comfortable, natural, and best performance. i ride goofy (right forward) again it just differs.
It is basically the same as regular snowboarding where regular is left foot forward and goofy is right foot forward.
Only if he can do a good Goofy impression, otherwise, Viggo's normal speaking voice would not fit the character.
The front foot steers the board using torsional twist. You should try to keep your weight even on both feet.