Ultimate shoulder rides

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Walter

I'm sorry the link didn't work.  Perhaps I didn't copy it correctly.  It was posted by Driggers on 2007-01-11 22:46:13.  You can find in on Page 2 of this part of the forum.  I'll upload it to the archive.  It's well worth a look. It's a superb example of really good riding.

Yes, I've ridden other girls and enjoyed it a lot.  We had some male cheerleaders in high school but I also rode most of the girls; I was a flyer because of my light weight. Some girls and also mature women really like to be mounted and know how to give their riders a very good time.  I recall one particularly exciting time playing beach volleyball with each team made up of horses and riders.  For a long time my horse was a really strong female gym instructor, and riding her shoulders was fabulous.

Liz

Dear Louie,

Thanks for your interest.  The beach volleyball was at a resort in Florida, around the time of Spring Break.  The sand was soft, and falls were no big deal, so we kept it up for close to half an hour.  There were only four couples on each team, and there were some people nearby watching, and occasionally helping out by picking up a ball if it ended on the sand and tossing it to one of the riders.

Actually I like playing riding volleyball in a reasonably big pool even more.  I've done that several times in private pools, but except in one case the only rider was me.  My job was to ride close to the net and slam the ball down when it was passed to me by a teammate.  The exception was one game in which the other team felt that we had an advantage (I think they were right) and a girl on the opposite side of the net mounted her boyfriend's shoulders so she could do what I was doing.  She was a cheerleader too, and had good riding form, but her mount wasn't as stable as my boyfriend at the time, and they fell far more often than we did, when she reached for a ball that she really should have let her teammates handle, and threw their balance off.  Of course, in the water that's harmless if you're not near the edge of the pool.  It's terrific fun and I highly recommend it!

Liz

Dear JB,

I think most high school cheerleading squads are all-girl, and in college there are male cheerleaders as well.  My good luck in both cases has been my size (5"1', 105 lb), plus my strength and good sense of balance.  I think I was even lighter in high school; the numbers I've quoted are my current height and weight.  It's usually the smallest girls you see at the top of the human pyramids, and my shoulder rides in high school were usually, but not always, astride girls who were heavier than I.  You'd be surprised how strong high school gymnasts can be, and very often I got unscheduled rides from girls no bigger than I was, who enjoyed showing off their strength and liked to feel a rider on their shoulders.  There's one critical element that makes a big difference.  If the rider's weight is centered right over her partner's spine, she's MUCH easier to carry because although muscles are involved in the mounts and dismounts, carrying a rider becomes mainly a matter of posture and position.  A hint: look for those riders whose legs are wrapped firmly around their partners' upper bodies, and whose feet are hooked securely behind their backs, and especially the riders who are sitting tall with good posture, with their weight centered astride the backs of their partner's necks, not just sitting with the backs of their thighs on their partners' shoulders.  Those are the ones who are easiest to carry, and also the ones who are in the best position to really enjoy the ride.

Liz

Hey everyone if you dont mind ill butt in lol. Very cool stories Liz. Whats the size smallest girl/woman that carried you?

Peter