Butter Churner

The receiving partner lies on their back and pushes their legs back over their head, like the yoga plow pose. The hamstrings, lower back, neck, and hip flexors are under extreme stretch.

Tip: The inverted position changes blood flow, creating different sensations than upright positions.

Use firm pillows or a wedge to support the receiving partner's back and reduce neck strain. The neck bears significant weight in this inverted position.

Tip: Without back support, the lower back and neck bear the full weight of the legs — always use support.

The penetrating partner kneels above, aligning with the receiving partner's elevated hips. The extreme inverted angle allows very deep penetration.

Tip: The deep spot, A-spot, and cervix are all targeted — the inversion changes how these areas feel.

Slowly enter from above, going very carefully. The extreme angle means even minimal entry creates very deep internal contact.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position — not suitable for beginners without prior experience with inverted positions.

The penetrating partner controls the pace entirely — go very slow. The churning motion (rotating the hips in a circular motion) creates unique varied stimulation.

Tip: The rotation hits different internal zones — anterior wall, posterior wall, and side walls through the circular motion.

The churning motion creates unique stimulation — rotate the hips in a circular motion rather than thrusting. The circular pattern changes the angle of contact continuously.

Tip: The inverted angle and churning motion together create sensations different from any standard position.

Keep the position brief — no more than a few minutes. The inversion and extreme hip flexion are physically demanding and can cause dizziness if held too long.

Tip: Stop immediately if either partner feels lightheaded — the inverted blood flow can cause dizziness.