Fulcrum

The receiving partner lies on their back at the edge of a bed, with their hips and buttocks hanging slightly off the bed edge. The edge of the bed acts as the fulcrum — the pivot point that creates the lever effect.

The penetrating partner stands at the foot of the bed, feet planted firmly on the floor. The bed height is critical — the receiving partner's hips should be roughly at the penetrating partner's waist height for optimal alignment.

The receiving partner wraps their legs around the penetrating partner's waist or places them on the penetrating partner's shoulders. The legs provide the control for angle and depth.

The penetrating partner uses the bed edge as a fulcrum point — by pushing their hips forward against the bed edge, the receiving partner's body pivots on the fulcrum, creating a lever effect that amplifies the penetration depth with minimal effort.

The lever mechanics mean the penetrating partner can control depth by adjusting how far they lean forward — leaning forward uses the fulcrum to push deeper; standing upright pulls back. The bed edge does the heavy lifting.

The receiving partner can control the angle by bending their knees or adjusting leg position on the shoulders. The combination of leg control + fulcrum leverage creates precise, powerful penetration that feels deeper than it actually is.