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tjw1971 · November 3rd, 2016, 14:32

I'm not quite sure when I first found this topic of interest either?

Initially, I think I just discovered I liked female muscle, and didn't really single out lift & carry as another component of that until later.

I remember seeing Cory Everson featured in a Popular Mechanics or Popular Science magazine issue one time as a kid and thinking that was pretty awesome.

I do remember a female classmate in the later part of grade-school who had amazing looking muscular legs. One time, she was playing around, inviting people to take turns standing on her feet while she sat at her desk, and was lifting them off the ground by raising her thighs. She successfully got the heaviest girl in our class and one of the heaviest boys in our class off the ground like that -- which I found really fun to watch. (To this day, I think that's a pretty cool/unique type of lift that I don't know if I've ever seen any other women try to do?)

November 3rd, 2016, 14:32	#160
tjw1971 VIP Honored Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 253 : 2 For This Post 455 Total	What age? I'm not quite sure when I first found this topic of interest either? Initially, I think I just discovered I liked female muscle, and didn't really single out lift & carry as another component of that until later. I remember seeing Cory Everson featured in a Popular Mechanics or Popular Science magazine issue one time as a kid and thinking that was pretty awesome. I do remember a female classmate in the later part of grade-school who had amazing looking muscular legs. One time, she was playing around, inviting people to take turns standing on her feet while she sat at her desk, and was lifting them off the ground by raising her thighs. She successfully got the heaviest girl in our class and one of the heaviest boys in our class off the ground like that -- which I found really fun to watch. (To this day, I think that's a pretty cool/unique type of lift that I don't know if I've ever seen any other women try to do?)