Fall

The receiving partner stands on a raised surface (bed or platform) while the penetrating partner stands below, ready to catch.

Tip: Practice the fall into arms WITHOUT penetration first — safety is paramount.

The receiving partner falls backward into the penetrating partner's arms, being caught and entered simultaneously. The thrill comes from the falling sensation.

Tip: The catching partner must be strong enough to support the receiving partner's weight.

The deep penetration comes from the catching motion — the receiving partner drops onto the penetrating partner.

Tip: The deep spot and cervix are targeted from the catching angle.

Communicate about readiness before each fall. The thrill depends on trust — the receiving partner must trust the catching partner completely.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position — the trust and strength required are significant.

Use a soft surface below for safety in case the catch is not clean. A bed is essential — never attempt on a hard floor.

Tip: The penetrating partner's core and legs absorb the impact of the catch.

The catching partner should bend their knees to absorb the impact. Straight legs during the catch can cause knee injury.

Tip: Keep sessions brief — the catching is physically demanding and safety risks increase with fatigue.

After the catch, transition to a comfortable position. The fall is the thrill — the sustained position afterward can be any comfortable configuration.

Tip: Always prioritize safety over the thrill — if the catch feels unstable, stop immediately.