How easy it is to give a piggyback ride ?

cmcwmod · April 3rd, 2022, 17:23

Quite interesting. How did you get her to do it and for how long did she walk on that hilly road? Was it easy or hard for her?

Gabo · April 4th, 2022, 12:47

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Originally Posted by cmcwmod

Quite interesting. How did you get her to do it and for how long did she walk on that hilly road? Was it easy or hard for her?

we were walking in the mountains and I pretended to be tired and she said "I can carry you for a while", I didn't know if she was joking or not but I refused. when we reached the top I asked "were you seriuous about carrying me before?" and her "I'm not sure if I can carry you for long but I have strong legs". so it ended with her front lift me and then in piggyback walking for a douzen of step on a hill. it was surprisely easy for her (as she also say to me after the lifting), I think she has a strong genetic legs.
time after I challenged her to carry me up on a staircase!

nobxyz · April 5th, 2022, 10:15

Yeah it's the easiest way to carry somebody. Ecpecially when you get on their back from a chair or something, so they don't need to squat down or you don't need to jump on their back.

Psyco1 · April 15th, 2022, 22:26

Yeah as many said, it's the easiest way due to the way the weight is distributed

SuperKekw · May 5th, 2022, 19:23

It's the easiest way to lift someone, I believe. Sometimes even little girls can carry big dudes in a piggyback position. I think it's because of the weight distribution.

elonnlol · May 6th, 2022, 06:33

I agree with most people here. Giving someone a piggyback ride is most likely the easiest way to carry them. Still, i wonder what would be the most likely injury if u piggyback someone who your not strong enough to carry?

SuperKekw · May 6th, 2022, 12:17

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Originally Posted by elonnlol

I agree with most people here. Giving someone a piggyback ride is most likely the easiest way to carry them. Still, i wonder what would be the most likely injury if u piggyback someone who your not strong enough to carry?

You could break your knees depending on how you do it. I've seen it happen.

April 3rd, 2022, 17:23	#1
cmcwmod Administrator Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 491 : 0 For This Post 1,021 Total	Quite interesting. How did you get her to do it and for how long did she walk on that hilly road? Was it easy or hard for her?

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nobxyz VIP Join Date: Feb 2022 Posts: 31 : 0 For This Post 75 Total	Yeah it's the easiest way to carry somebody. Ecpecially when you get on their back from a chair or something, so they don't need to squat down or you don't need to jump on their back.

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Psyco1 STANDARD Join Date: Apr 2022 Posts: 3 : 0 For This Post 1 Total	Yeah as many said, it's the easiest way due to the way the weight is distributed

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SuperKekw STANDARD Join Date: Feb 2022 Posts: 24 : 0 For This Post 15 Total	It's the easiest way to lift someone, I believe. Sometimes even little girls can carry big dudes in a piggyback position. I think it's because of the weight distribution.

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elonnlol STANDARD Join Date: May 2022 Posts: 6 : 0 For This Post 1 Total	I agree with most people here. Giving someone a piggyback ride is most likely the easiest way to carry them. Still, i wonder what would be the most likely injury if u piggyback someone who your not strong enough to carry?