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Who makes a good trampler? - Question Answered.

joshsneaker
15 Apr 2019
Who makes a good trampler?

Well to look at this question you have to think about the trample. If you are good or not is completely relative to the experience you want to give to the one looking up at you from the floor.

I break it down into 3 main categories.

#1 Your attitude.
#2 Your weight and fitness.
#3 Your personal hygiene.

#1 Your attitude.
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When your trampling someone you need to have a discussion first about your limits. You can still be dom and respect the person your trampling... after all while it's all about you there's another person involved. You should discuss your signs... for example. When the sub has had enough or can't take anymore. I like to tap on the floor and get guys I trample to do the same. Watch for these signs as you might not be able to hear them if you're lucky enough to be on carpet. Push the limits but don't cross the line. Importantly if your trampling someone... they know the risks. Don't ask them every few seconds if they are all right. That kills the mood.

#2 Your weight and fitness.
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This ones going to piss a few people off... but this is my opinion. Lighter guys tend to be able to get away with much more. The heavier you become the less likely you are to find someone willing to lay on the floor for you. Keeping your weight in check keeps both parties happy and of course makes for overall fitness. Runners, Gym bunnies and people who play sport tend to have a high level of fitness so are less likely to get puffed and out of breath when they are trampling. It also a good way to put wear on your kit... adds to the fun.

#3 Your personal hygiene.
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This is a biggie for me. If I'm going to have you under my desk all day - or if I'm going to use you as a doormat... you need to be clean. Show up with clean kit (unless otherwise discussed). Don't assume that either party is into your poor personal hygiene before you even talk about it. Having a shower and sliding on a clean pair of socks goes a long way to having people come back.

These are my opinions only... got something to add? Leave a comment below.

@JoshSneaker


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  • jasonjock
    4 Nov 2018
    I agree with your number 3. Personal hygiene is a biggie
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  • mrteen
    4 Nov 2018
    @joshsneaker what is the ideal weight for trampling then?
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  • joshsneaker
    4 Nov 2018
    @mrteen Me personally around no more than 90kgs I can take.
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  • thescamp
    5 Nov 2018
    Your attitude is important, I think so is your personal hygiene.
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  • mrteen
    28 Nov 2018
    @joshsneaker Does it matter about the wait if all you're doing is laying under the desk?
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  • icarus81
    10 Mar 2019
    And what about trampling techniques?
     
  • uktramplee
    17 Mar 2019
    @icarus81 I think techniques probably comes under Josh’s first category (attitude). I think it’s a conversation - what does the guy on the floor actually want and what is the guy on top prepared to do?

    For example, some guys are all about leaving prints, some enjoy being kicked / stamped on as opposed to actually being stepped on. Some guys like their head / balls to be stepped on whilst others don’t. More fundamentally, though, for some people trampling is about admiring the footwear / gear, and maybe control, whereas for others it is about the sensation / pain. So some are looking for a pretty heavy / hard trampling whereas others aren’t (maybe not even full weight).

    For me (as more of a sub) I would always want to discuss things like whether or not the guy can jump, anywhere I don’t want them to stand, and to build up the intensity to a poont where I ‘tap out’. Totally agree with Josh about not asking every few seconds if I’m ok - but this to me (assuming it’s not their first time) indicates a trampler isn’t comfortable with what they’re doing, and respect cuts both ways - the person on top has just as much right to stop a session as the person on the floor.
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  • joshsneaker
    19 Mar 2019
    @uktramplee Communication is important.
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  • icarus81
    9 Apr 2019
    Why don't create a section of website with all - or at least the main - trampling / crushing techniques? With some videos? Like a guide to new or for sharing new ideas?
     2 likes 
  • joshsneaker
    9 Apr 2019
    @icarus81 Interesting suggestion... I think that would be a theme for a 'group'.
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