Launch Pad

The receiving partner lies on their back with hips elevated high — like a launch pad preparing for takeoff. The elevated position creates the launching angle.

Tip: Use a firm wedge or stacked pillows for the high hip elevation — the angle is critical.

The penetrating partner enters from below, launching upward thrusts from the standing or kneeling position. The upward trajectory creates deep, powerful stimulation.

Tip: The deep spot stimulation is rated 5/5 — the upward thrusts target the deepest areas.

The launching thrusts create a powerful, building sensation. The upward angle stimulates the G-spot and deep spot simultaneously.

Tip: The G-spot stimulation is rated 5/5 — the upward angle is optimal for G-spot contact.

Control the power of the thrusts — start gentle and build intensity. The launching pad is about building to a powerful release.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position — the power and control required are significant.

The receiving partner's elevated hips allow the penetrating partner to thrust upward with maximum power and minimal resistance.

Tip: The receiving partner can use their core to maintain the hip elevation.

Communicate about intensity. The launching thrusts can be overwhelming — check in about pace and depth.

Tip: The penetrating partner's legs and core generate the upward power.

The launch pad position is about building to an explosive climax through powerful, upward thrusts.

Tip: Keep sessions focused — the intense launching thrusts are draining for the penetrating partner.