Work up a sweat and indulge in some sex-ercise with The Moaning Mountain Climber sex position – you’ll need a cold shower after this workout!
How Do I Do It?
Let’s get physical! Have the receiving partner lie on their back and hold up their hips. Then, the giving partner should place their legs shoulder-width apart and plant their arms on either side of the receiver, assuming a plank-like position.
This is a beginner-friendly workout; popping the receiver’s legs over the giver’s shoulders stabilises this sex position and takes the pressure off one partner!
Try placing a pillow under the receiver’s back for added comfort – holding their hips up for that long will require a lot of stamina! So, have a browse of our bondage furniture and check out the specially designed sex positioners.
Why Should I Try This Sex Position?
Elevating your hips gives your partner better access to your sweet spots! Planting your shoulders on the floor, the receiver must stretch their spine and engage their core to go deeper for intensely pleasurable penetration.
The giver needs to engage their core muscles and concentrate, helping them last longer during this lusty lunge. The face-to-face positioning heightens the intensity of The Moaning Mountain Climber and makes it ideal for dirty talk!
Make It Even More Orgasmic!
Get those good vibes going with a vibrating cock ring, a couples’ vibrator or a vibrating butt plug in place!
This sex position leaves the receiver’s hands free to roam. So, grab a bullet vibrator, massage wand – or their butt! – to work out your partner’s kinks and make them sweat!
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