Types of sex positions

Frontal

Positions characterized by the frontal alignment plane between both torsos, prioritizing eye contact and anterior stimulation.

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Control

Variations where the passive subject (receiver) positions themselves over the active subject, giving them absolute control over the depth, angle, and rhythm of the interaction.

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Posterior

Penetration dynamics from the dorsal plane of the receiver. Allows for greater anatomical depth and different angles of stimulation.

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Lateral

Postures based on side placement. They stand out for their minimal energy cost, low lumbar compression, and adaptability to different body types.

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Seated

Interactions where both partners keep their spine vertical (seated) with the pelvis fully supported on a surface, minimizing stabilization effort.

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Standing

Postures performed with one or both limbs supporting body weight while standing, requiring greater muscular activity for stabilization. Includes postures with partial support.

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Inverted

High biomechanical demand variations that involve extreme flexion or gravity inversion. They require physical condition and coordination.

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Adapted

Clinical manual of positions designed for people with reduced mobility, post-operative care, joint pain, or functional diversity.

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Self-exploration

Ergonomic analysis of postures and techniques for self-stimulation. Focuses on sustainability, the angle of manual or toy approach, and the prevention of injuries from repetitive movements.

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