When riding in deep snow, what adjustment should you make to your body position?

When riding in deep snow, standing up slightly and shifting your weight aggressively is the correct approach. This position helps you maintain better balance and control over the snowmobile in challenging conditions. By standing, you lower your center of gravity, making it easier to shift your weight as necessary to navigate through the deep powder, allowing the snowmobile's skis to find the surface more effectively.

This technique also enhances maneuverability, enabling you to react quickly to changes in terrain or obstacles that may not be visible until you're close. It facilitates better traction and reduces the likelihood of the sled getting stuck, as the shifting of weight can help to keep the skis and track functioning optimally in the snow.