Favorite lifting method - Page 31

Squirrel · September 1st, 2026, 08:11

My favorite lifting method is cradle carry and front carry I love it when legs are wrapped around waist

Thonygel21 · September 7th, 2026, 20:05

I think it depends on the style, but classic lifts are always interesting to watch.

upandaway · September 8th, 2026, 20:45

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Originally Posted by Thonygel21

I think it depends on the style, but classic lifts are always interesting to watch.

wait, what do you mean? could you please be more specific?

6ft5 · September 17th, 2026, 14:42

Front lift and beathug

ric · October 1st, 2026, 01:08

What I like best are the piggyback ride,pony ride, and donkey calf

checkers · October 4th, 2026, 09:25

frontlifts and throatlifts are best, but they're all good

jontron · November 1st, 2026, 21:35

Mine is piggyback and front lift

williamrobinson · Today, 11:08

Squirrel's point about cradle and front carries lines up with what I've read about how much easier they are on the lifter's back compared to shoulder carries. I'm in Portland, Maine, and mostly lurk here, but the recurring theme in these pages seems to be that leg position matters as much as grip. Page 31 of this thread has covered a lot of ground — curious whether anyone still favors piggyback over the rest, since it rarely gets mentioned in the recent posts.

September 1st, 2026, 08:11	#301
Squirrel STANDARD Join Date: Sep 2026 Posts: 3 : 2 For This Post 2 Total	My favorite lifting method is cradle carry and front carry I love it when legs are wrapped around waist

September 7th, 2026, 20:05	#302
Thonygel21 STANDARD Join Date: Sep 2026 Posts: 3 : 0 For This Post 1 Total	I think it depends on the style, but classic lifts are always interesting to watch.

September 17th, 2026, 14:42	#304
6ft5 STANDARD Join Date: Sep 2026 Posts: 6 : 0 For This Post 1 Total	Front lift and beathug

October 1st, 2026, 01:08	#305
ric Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2019 Posts: 2 : 0 For This Post 0 Total	What I like best are the piggyback ride,pony ride, and donkey calf

October 4th, 2026, 09:25	#306
checkers STANDARD Join Date: Oct 2026 Posts: 3 : 0 For This Post 0 Total	frontlifts and throatlifts are best, but they're all good

November 1st, 2026, 21:35	#307
jontron STANDARD Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 5 : 0 For This Post 2 Total	Mine is piggyback and front lift

Today, 11:08	#308
williamrobinson Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2026 Posts: 1 : 0 For This Post 0 Total	Squirrel's point about cradle and front carries lines up with what I've read about how much easier they are on the lifter's back compared to shoulder carries. I'm in Portland, Maine, and mostly lurk here, but the recurring theme in these pages seems to be that leg position matters as much as grip. Page 31 of this thread has covered a lot of ground — curious whether anyone still favors piggyback over the rest, since it rarely gets mentioned in the recent posts.