Pretzel

The receiving partner lies on their side with one leg straight and the other bent forward at a 90-degree angle. The inner thighs and hip flexors create the twisted pretzel configuration.

Tip: The twisted leg position is what creates the unique angle — take time to get the legs right before entering.

The penetrating partner positions themselves behind the receiving partner, aligning their pelvis with the twisted hip angle. The chest-to-back contact point provides the base.

Tip: The angled penetration from the twisted side position is deeper than it appears — start shallow.

Enter from behind while the receiving partner maintains the twisted leg configuration. The twist creates a tighter fit that intensifies friction.

Tip: The G-spot is rated 4/5 — the twisted angle targets the anterior wall from a unique direction.

The twisted leg position creates a tighter, more intense feeling. Adjust the degree of the twist to control tightness — more twist equals tighter fit.

Tip: The glutes, core, and inner thighs work to maintain the twisted position — shift if muscles cramp.

Rock gently in a grinding motion rather than thrusting. The grinding motion in the twisted position creates varied stimulation along the side walls.

Tip: The penetrating partner can use one hand on the receiving partner's hip to control the grinding rhythm.

The penetrating partner holds the receiving partner's hip for control and to guide the angle. The hands-on-hips body contact point stabilizes the movement.

Tip: This position rates High for flexibility — the twisted hip position requires significant range of motion.

Experiment with different leg positions — straighten or bend the legs differently to change the angle and tightness. The variety of internal stimulation changes with each adjustment.

Tip: The side walls, G-spot, deep spot, and cervix are all targeted from different angles within the twist.