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Angles & Deep Penetration Positions

The Catapult Sex Position

Built up slowly and then released with spectacular force. The restraint required makes the launch extraordinary — this position is about controlled tension and its glorious, inevitable release.

How to Do the The Catapult Sex Position Position

She lies on her back near the edge of the bed with her hips raised and legs extended upward, resting against his chest or shoulders as he kneels facing her. He holds her hips or thighs for support, controlling the angle and depth. The raised-hip position creates a steep angle, so begin slowly, building tension before increasing pace — much like winding up before a release.

Tips & Variations

A sturdy surface under her shoulders and upper back is important for comfort, since most of her weight rests there. Build up gradually — the appeal of this position is in the slow increase of intensity. Communication about depth is especially important given the steep angle.

Who Is This Position Best For?

Couples who enjoy a build-up of tension and intensity, with a dramatic, satisfying payoff. Best for partners who already feel comfortable with deeper-angle positions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the The Catapult position.

What is the Catapult sex position?

She lies on her back near the edge of the bed with her hips raised and legs extended upward, resting against his chest or shoulders as he kneels facing her. The raised-hip position creates a steep angle for deep penetration, with sensation built through slow, increasing intensity.

How do you do the Catapult position?

She lies on her back near the edge of the bed with hips raised and legs resting on his chest or shoulders as he kneels facing her. He holds her hips or thighs for support. Begin slowly and build tension gradually before increasing pace.

How do you do the The Catapult sex position?

She lies on her back near the edge of the bed with her hips raised and legs extended upward, resting against his chest or shoulders as he kneels facing her. He holds her hips or thighs for support, controlling the angle and depth. The raised-hip position creates a steep angle, so begin slowly, building tension before increasing pace — much like winding up before a release.

What tips make the The Catapult sex position better?

A sturdy surface under her shoulders and upper back is important for comfort, since most of her weight rests there. Build up gradually — the appeal of this position is in the slow increase of intensity. Communication about depth is especially important given the steep angle.

Who is the The Catapult sex position best for?

Couples who enjoy a build-up of tension and intensity, with a dramatic, satisfying payoff. Best for partners who already feel comfortable with deeper-angle positions.

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