Scorpion

The receiving partner lies on their stomach and arches their legs up and over their back. The lower back, hamstrings, hip flexors, core, and shoulders are under extreme engagement.

Tip: Like a scorpion's tail, the legs curve over the back — practice this pose before adding sex.

Use pillows to support the receiving partner's hips and reduce lower back strain. The extreme back bend is physically demanding.

Tip: Without hip support, the lower back bears the full weight of the arched legs — always use pillows.

The penetrating partner enters from behind while the receiving partner holds the scorpion pose. The extreme upward angle creates very deep penetration.

Tip: The deep spot, A-spot, and cervix are all targeted — this hits deeper zones than the G-spot.

This is an extreme position — communicate constantly. The angle can be overwhelming and stimulate areas that may be too intense without warning.

Tip: The penetrating partner controls all depth — the receiving partner focuses on holding the pose.

Keep the position brief and support the receiving partner's body. The extreme back bend and leg arch are exhausting to maintain.

Tip: The penetrating partner can support the receiving partner's legs by holding the ankles or calves.

Practice the scorpion pose before trying it during sex. The back flexibility required is significant — build up to it gradually.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position with significant joint stress on the lower back.

Exit slowly — the hamstrings and lower back need time to release from the extreme position. Don't rush the transition out.

Tip: The receiving partner should signal immediately if the back bend becomes painful.