Casie has changed a lot since that pic..

It's a tossup between a front straddle and a cradle for me. But i find it's better if the girl's quite tall for a front lift.

Btw, my usage of the term straddle is a nod to all the pioneers here.. The term seems to have fallen out of favour.

My favourite possitions are over the shoulder and fireman

Piggyback ride and shoulder ride are my favorites

Fireman, front, crotch lift is very sexy and I've been plucking up courage to get someone to lift me into a backbreaker - preferably ArielX lol

Do you have news from her ? Where could we see pics ?

I love a piggyback and a shoulder sit. And cradles and even donkey calve raises. But to pick one, at this moment in time I would say shoulder sit.

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I love Fireman, Over the shoulder and Front carry,

but the most favourable position for me is the Overhead lifts, the most difficult lift to do ... it requires a lot of strength and that's why only very few of strong women can do it.

The fact to see some strong women who can lift overhead a man make this more impressive.

& they tend to be done assisted, which isn't as sexy. I prefer an overhead where the liftee is lying back, not sidewards or forwards so basically my dream overhead would be the lifter scooping her into a cradle and then pressing them over the head with no effort, they then end the lift back into a cradle :) Reality is few women can pull this off with such ease and fewer still if they aren't bulky, overheads are nearly always far better executed with male lifters.

Never has from what I saw, just a lot of people aren't specific with naming and descriptions, lots of internet users do not speak english as a main language and many that do frankly are so bad they should be sent back to school.

I use straddle to specify the legs are wrapped around the lifter and front lift would be loose legs, has never fallen out of favour with me to be more specific just as people differentiate between an ots and fireman though both are over the shoulder. Though the internet lingo is pretty dismal anyhow terms get bastardised or are downright incorrect yet as almost everyone starts using it it is accepted (Example, for many years was told from World of warcraft people use dps (damage per second) to describe characters focused on doing damage. That is not an intuitive acronym, dmg would have been better. Worse still a lot of people use dps as a verb in place of attacking/doing damage to something. :yucky: Their english language teachers would surely cringe to see how far they've fallen, I know mine would if I sank that low. (She was very finicky, she'd call you out for saying 'bellyache' as to her belly is for animal stomachs specifically hehe)