Deep Impalement: standing face to face with one foot on a table

Instead of a table, she rests her foot on the edge of the bed, which is usually lower.

With the foot lower, her hips open less and balance is a little easier, though your pelvises may line up less well. The mattress gives way, so rest the foot near the firm edge of the bed frame.

1. He stands with his back to the bed.
2. She stands facing him, chest to chest, with her arms around his neck.
3. She lifts one leg and rests her foot on the edge of the bed behind him.
4. He holds her back and you move slowly, with short movements.

The same position in the shower: she rests her foot on the edge of the bathtub or on a stable bench.

The mechanics do not change, but the wet floor is slippery and water washes away natural lubrication, so balance needs more care. He can lean his back against the shower wall for extra stability.

1. Put a non-slip mat on the shower floor.
2. He leans his back against the wall; she stands facing him with her arms around his neck.
3. She rests one foot on the edge of the bathtub or a sturdy bench.
4. Use silicone-based lubricant, which water does not wash away, and move slowly.

Instead of thrusting in and out, you move your hips in slow circles, keeping your pelvises close together.

The penis moves even less and the pubic bones rub more, which some women find pleasant on the clitoris. Because the movement is small, balance is easier to keep.

1. Get into the base position, embracing, with her foot on the table.
2. Bring your pelvises as close together as you can.
3. She, he or both of you move the hips in slow circles instead of thrusting.
4. Adjust the speed and size of the circle to what feels good.

She rests her back against a wall, with a chair or low piece of furniture beside her for her foot, and he stands facing her.

The wall takes some of her weight and greatly reduces the balance problem of standing on one foot. He can push a little more without her losing stability, though movements should stay controlled.

1. She stands with her back to a wall, with a chair or low piece of furniture next to her.
2. She lifts one leg and rests her foot on the chair, knee bent.
3. He stands facing her, chest to chest, and holds her waist.
4. Move slowly; she can rest her hands on his shoulders.

Instead of resting her foot on the table, she lifts her leg and he holds it with one hand under the knee.

He can raise or lower her leg to adjust the angle, but only has one arm left to hold her back, so her balance depends more on holding his neck. It asks more strength of him and is best done near a wall or sturdy furniture.

1. Stand face to face near a wall or sturdy piece of furniture.
2. She puts her arms around his neck and lifts one leg with the knee bent.
3. He holds it under the knee with one hand and wraps the other arm around her back.
4. Move slowly and lower the leg as soon as you feel tired or unsteady.