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#1 2014-04-08 15:45:10
How to get the best from Your carrier?
We've had some weird topics, like how to exhaust your pony the fastest (those people and their dilemmas!)
I'm curious about the opposite;
If a man carries a woman he wants to seem strong to her, to impress her... . And the human female has the natural gift for mobilizing the human male to perform.
Whether the rider uses cruel spikes s and sharp bullwhips or tender words and sweet promises, (or both) it is an obvious fact, that carrying a rider of 50 kg is very different than carrying a dead weight of 50 kg. There is always a force-feedback between the mount and the rider.
I'm interested in Your experiences. What are Your most effective ways to maximize your carrier's performance?
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#2 2014-04-09 17:31:47
- mountmeforever
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Re: How to get the best from Your carrier?
I can't say this is the same feelings everyone else might share, but I can express what I've noticed in my own experiences. Here are my observations:
1. I last longer as a mount if I am always moving slightly. Even if I am giving a woman a shoulder ride and we're watching a parade or some street performers, if I sway back and forth slightly, I last longer than standing perfectly still.
2. If I am walking, if the ground is level, I can last longer than if there is up and down terrain. I can last for a very long time if I am traveling downhill for a long time. Going uphill can shorten my ability to make the ride last as long as I would like.
3. If I am able to set my own pace, I can last longer than if my rider demands I go faster and faster.
4. What the rider wears can sometimes influence the length of the ride. If she is in bare legs, I can usually last the longest because her skin feels soft and it is more erotic for me. If she is wearing tight, thick jeans and her legs feel very hard, it is not as comfortable on my neck and can affect how long I can last before I start feeling pain in my neck.
5. If she is an active rider, I can often be pushed further than if I am carrying someone who simply sits there like a sack of potatoes and doesn't give me any feedback or motivation.
6. Of course the obvious factor is... the lighter the rider, the longer I can last but some heavier riders have motivated me so much I was able to last quite awhile.
7. Sometimes, a combination of how well I've slept, the type of food I've eaten during the day and how sexy my rider looks can affect my performance. We are like athletes when we pick up our rider and give really long rides in all conditions. Your food and rest can affect your energy.
8. Last but not least, for those into more dominant style of riding, I have found that the application of pain from kicking or hair pulling or digging high heels into me can spur me on to greater performances most of the time.
I hope some of my comments make sense.
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