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isn't lift and carry more openly and widely practiced there? for example, isn't it traditionally done at weddings with the bride carrying the groom, particularly on her hip? in addition, aren't indian women constantly trying to please the men no matter what? Last edited by upandaway; September 3rd, 2026 at 00:37. |
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surely they can, there just aren't that many heavy guys around in those places; the small ones, both men and women, are shockingly strong for their size
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as far as content and paid sessions go, latin america and the us in my opinion
when it comes to the sheer number of fans and day to day personal experience with lift and carry, either behind closed doors or openly, india and east/south east asia take the cake Last edited by upandaway; September 3rd, 2026 at 01:47. |
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On the one hand, we're mainly seeing content from India, east Asia, and the US, the places with the highest populations, so does that really say anything about the per capita prevalence? On the other hand, it's interesting how there are distinct lift and carry cultures in each place, like how India loves hip carries.
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This girl lifts a guy noticeably bigger than her, in several lifts, and it's like all she has to do is gently lean in and he's just up. This girl lifts two guys at least her size at the same time in multiple ways and doesn't seem to struggle. This girl lifts a guy about her size overhead over and over in every imaginable position, sometimes one-handed. I'm not saying it's easy, but why is it even possible? |
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shorter people have a greater muscle volume in relation to a smaller surface area, the thicker the muscles, the stronger they are; length doesn't add strength, it adds more body weight that's more difficult, for yourself, to move and/or carry around the taller you are being lighter also means that it's easier to lift you, obviously, and less of your total strength is dedicated to holding up your own body weight, proportionally freeing up more power to more easily lift and carry someone else plus, being closer to the ground lowers your center of mass, adding more stability Last edited by upandaway; Yesterday at 20:23. |
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