Pointer

The receiving partner lies on their back on a bed edge, raising one leg straight up toward the ceiling while the other leg remains bent or hangs off the bed — the pointed leg creates the "pointer" angle.

The penetrating partner stands at the bed edge, holding the raised leg at the ankle or calf to guide and control the angle of penetration.

Enter at whatever angle the raised leg creates — the single-leg elevation tilts the pelvis and targets either the G-spot (if the leg is angled toward the receiving partner) or the A-spot (if angled away).

Experiment with moving the raised leg left, right, forward, or backward — each direction shifts the penetration angle and stimulates different areas of the vaginal walls.

The receiving partner can hold their own leg for support, freeing the penetrating partner's hands to caress other erogenous zones or control the hip angle.

Switch which leg is raised to explore different angles — the asymmetric positioning means each side produces distinctly different sensations.