Front shoulder behind front hip (tail-wards upper body slant):

⤷ front hip yanks on the front leg

⤷ leverage on the leg torques the foot as the pivot point, mashing it inside the boot

⤷ likely contributing to foot pain

Also

⤷ harder to engage or maneuver front foot

⤷ nose’s effective edge can’t engage well with the snow

⤷ board is not being allowed to turn itself nor self-adapt to the terrain’s topography

⤷ need to resort to tossing the tail around with brute force for small radius turns

⤷ the terrain tosses you around in return

⤷ tiring, less control and versatility/adaptability