Catapult

The receiving partner lies on the edge of the bed with their hips positioned right at the edge. The bed edge becomes the launching platform for the penetrating partner.

Tip: The bed height matters — it should align with the standing partner's pelvis for optimal angle.

The penetrating partner stands at the edge of the bed. The standing position provides maximum power and control over depth and angle.

Tip: The legs and glutes of the standing partner provide the power — engage your core for stability.

Lift the receiving partner's legs and enter from above. The downward angle from the standing position creates deep penetration.

Tip: The G-spot, deep spot, anterior wall, and cervix are all targeted from the downward angle.

Use the bed edge as a launching point for powerful thrusts. The bed provides resistance that amplifies the force of each thrust.

Tip: Start with smaller movements and increase power gradually — the launching effect can be overwhelming.

Start with smaller movements and increase power gradually. The catapulting motion builds intensity with each movement.

Tip: The standing partner has full control — the receiving partner cannot control depth in this position.

The standing partner has full control over depth and intensity. The glutes, core, and legs power the catapulting motion.

Tip: Ensure the bed is sturdy and won't slide — the force of thrusts can push lightweight beds.

Communicate about intensity levels throughout. The powerful, launching motion can become too intense quickly — check in frequently.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position — the power and intensity require experience and trust.