Someone who works out a bit can probably squat with roughly their own body weight, but considering that carrying someone bridal-style is awkward and difficult to hold, a fit man weighing 75 kg or more might be able to manage it.
So I think “the papa’s weight minus 20 kg” is a reasonable guideline.
I’m short and weigh over 10 kg less than you, but there are only two people I feel comfortable having carry me bridal-style (and do the ekiben position, how embarrassing♡).
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I’m Gaku, a male member.
I love carrying someone bridal-style.
I’m pretty small, so while I’m cutting weight, I could probably manage around 60 kg at most. I should be able to handle more while bulking up.
But I definitely couldn’t casually manage an “ekiben” carry, so Mr. Makeo, you’re impressive.
Even a 60 kg woman would be relatively light if she were around 175 cm tall. And for a man who’s, say, 190 cm and 100 kg, a 60 kg woman would probably feel quite light.
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I’m Joe.
I’ve been strength training for a little over a year, and I enjoy bench pressing. Embarrassingly, I could only lift 35 kg when I started. Now I can manage 10 reps at 65 kg.
I’d appreciate it if you could help me cut down to 55 kg so I don’t lose my balance.
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I’m in Seattle.
Over 30 kg is impossible for me, haha. I don’t want things to end in a disaster.
That said, I don’t mind 60 kg. I dislike 70 kg because that’s just not putting in enough effort.
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I’m a male member who’s on the losing side.
Deadlifts are my strongest lift.
I can easily carry a woman weighing around 80 kg in my arms. At 60 kg, I can even manage the “ekiben” position without any trouble. But if the man is over 60 and has never worked out, and there’s a 20 kg difference with the woman weighing 60 kg, he’ll probably tip forward or throw out his back. He might not even be able to lift her in the first place.
Older guys tend to be overly confident, so they convince themselves they can do it, attempt a bridal carry, and end up causing a complete disaster. So please, at the very least, lose another 5 kg. m(__)m
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