Flying Dutchman

The receiving partner is lifted and suspended while the penetrating partner enters. The flying sensation comes from being off the ground.

Tip: Make sure the lifting partner is strong enough — the suspended weight is significant.

The deep penetration angle comes from the suspended position. The receiving partner has no ground support.

Tip: Use a soft surface for safety in case the lift fails.

The flying sensation changes blood flow and creates unique internal stimulation. The deep spot is rated highly from the suspended angle.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position — the strength and balance required are extreme.

Communicate constantly about comfort. The suspended position can feel overwhelming — check in about depth and security.

Tip: The penetrating partner's arms, core, and legs support the combined weight.

Keep sessions brief — the physical demands of lifting and suspending are extreme.

Tip: The receiving partner should grip tightly to the penetrating partner for stability.

The flying dutchman is about the thrill of flight and the deep penetration from the suspended angle.

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

The suspended position creates a unique sensation that cannot be replicated in grounded positions. The flying effect is the main feature.

Tip: The penetrating partner should have a stable stance and strong core for the lift.