Flying Squirrel

The receiving partner lies face down on the edge of the bed with arms and legs spread wide like a flying squirrel. The hips at the bed edge create the entry angle.

Tip: The bed edge is critical — the hips must be positioned at the very edge for the correct angle.

The penetrating partner enters from behind while the receiving partner is spread wide. The prone position with limbs extended creates the flying sensation.

Tip: The G-spot is rated 4/5 — the edge-of-bed angle targets the anterior wall from above.

Spread arms and legs wide for the full flying effect. The wide position creates maximum openness and vulnerability.

Tip: Use a soft surface for the receiving partner's body — the bed edge can press into the hips.

The deep penetration angle comes from the edge-of-bed positioning. The standing partner has full control over depth and angle.

Tip: The penetrating partner's core and legs power the movement from the standing position.

Communicate about depth and comfort. The prone, spread position allows deep penetration that can be intense.

Tip: Keep sessions brief — the spread position is tiring to maintain for the receiving partner.

The receiving partner can grip the bed sheets for stability during movement. The hands-on-bed contact point provides the base.

Tip: The penetrating partner can hold the receiving partner's hips for additional control.

Use the bed edge as the fulcrum for movement. The edge allows for a range of angles not possible in the middle of the bed.

Tip: Ensure the bed is sturdy and won't slide during the standing partner's movement.