Leopard

The receiving partner lies on their side in a curled, leopard-like position — knees drawn up, body curled. The hip flexors and inner thighs support the curled position.

Tip: The curled position creates a tight, intimate configuration that builds anticipation.

The penetrating partner enters from behind while the receiving partner maintains the curled position. The medium depth targets the side walls and G-spot.

Tip: Move slowly and deliberately — the leopard position is about patience and building anticipation.

Move with slow, stalking movements — like a leopard stalking prey. The deliberate, measured pace builds intense anticipation.

Tip: The G-spot is rated 3/5 — the side-lying, curled angle creates moderate internal stimulation.

Build anticipation before increasing pace. The slow, deliberate movements create tension that builds to explosive release.

Tip: The core and glutes maintain the side-lying position — shift if hip discomfort develops.

Use hands to caress the receiving partner's body during the slow movements. The anticipation is enhanced by touch.

Tip: The chest-to-back contact point provides warmth and stability during the stalking movements.

Whisper and maintain closeness. The side-lying position allows verbal intimacy and neck kissing.

Tip: This is a Medium difficulty position — the slow pace is easy to maintain.

When the anticipation reaches its peak, increase the pace gradually. The transition from slow to intense is the leopard's signature.

Tip: The leopard position is excellent for building toward orgasm through sustained, slow stimulation.