That you get your load "high" on your back.

That you just get it on your back.

You can set your load down "anywhere".

That you have a "spare" hand.

Doesn 't matter

The person with the "high" end.

The person with the "low" end.

The "taller" of the two movers.

The "shorter" of the two movers.

The person with the "high" end

Doesn 't matter

The person with the "low" end.

Each mover should have different hand placements.

The "shorter" mover should back up when going "up" stairwells.

The piece should be carried with a slight tilt to keep drawers in place.

The "taller" mover should back up.

Is this a one or two person piece?

Keep your butt, (hips) above your knees

Just pick it up, the loader is waiting.

Don 't raise the bottom of the piece by tilting.

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Most familiar carry to new movers.

Loss of short forward vision.

Weight is transferred to lower back, increases prohability of strain.

Its important with routines

It "wakes up" the body before you gonna use it because of that it helps keeping your body from injuries.

Makes us look proffessional.

It gives extra energy.

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Is this a (2) person piece?

No worries mate.

Is there something that might bite?

Beshorter than the other mover.

Be taller

Never walk facing forward.

Be the strongest of the pair.

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Other people that ma y walk in front of you.

Tight doorways

Small objects on the floor

Height and weight of the (2) people involved

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The type of carry being used.

The size and shape of the item.

Throw it up on your shoulder.

Pinching the mattress in the hands of (2) movers, each facing each other.

A Humpstrap, sJung down the center of the bottom of the mattress, with (2) people.

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Looks really cool.

Will bort your back.

Is an outdated method.

Allows you to use your biggest muscle groups

43%

38%

50%

40%

Nothing

Youwill develop larger muscles

You probably willnot last Iong in this business.

Customers will be impressed by your efforts.