Splitting Bamboo

The receiving partner lies on their back with one leg raised high (held by the penetrating partner or a strap) and the other flat on the bed. The hamstrings, inner thighs, and hip flexors are engaged.

Tip: Use a strap, belt, or the partner's shoulder to support the raised leg if hamstring flexibility is limited.

The penetrating partner enters from the side, between the raised and flat leg. The side-entry angle creates a unique penetration path that differs from front-entry positions.

Tip: The split-like configuration opens the pelvis from a side angle — the G-spot and deep spots are targeted differently.

The split-like position allows for deep penetration at a unique angle. The side walls, G-spot, and deep spots are all accessible from this configuration.

Tip: The inner thighs and hip flexors maintain the split — switch legs if one side fatigues.

The receiving partner can adjust the raised leg higher or lower to change the angle of penetration. Higher legs create deeper access; lower legs reduce intensity.

Tip: Use a pillow under the hips to optimize the angle — the hip elevation changes the internal targeting.

Use a pillow under the hips for a better angle. The hip elevation tilts the pelvis and changes how the side-entry angle targets internal zones.

Tip: The penetrating partner's core and glutes drive the movement from the side position.

Switch legs periodically to vary the sensation. Each leg creates a different angle of penetration and stimulates different internal areas.

Tip: The side walls and anterior wall are stimulated from different directions depending on which leg is raised.

Communicate about depth and comfort throughout. The unique side angle can create unexpected deep contact — check in before going deeper.

Tip: This is a Hard difficulty position requiring significant flexibility to hold the split.