Dutch Oven: rear entry draped over an armchair

Instead of raising one leg in the air, the receiving partner rests both knees on the armchair seat.

With both knees down she is much more stable and her hips stay level, so the penetrating partner has an easier, more centred angle. It is the gentlest way to try the position.

1. She drapes over the armrest with her hands on the floor.
2. She rests both knees on the seat, slightly apart.
3. He places one knee on the seat behind her and keeps one foot on the floor.
4. Start slowly and adjust his height before speeding up.

A pile of cushions on the floor in front of the chair lets the receiving partner rest on her forearms instead of her palms.

The cushions raise the support, so the torso hangs less steeply, the head is not as low and the wrists carry no weight. Dizziness and neck strain are reduced.

1. Stack firm cushions on the floor in front of the armchair.
2. She drapes over the armrest and rests her forearms on the cushions.
3. She keeps her head in line with her back, without letting it hang.
4. He gets into position behind her and starts slowly.

The penetrating partner uses his free hand to hold the receiving partner's raised leg at the knee or thigh.

She no longer has to keep the leg up by herself, so her hip and lower back relax. He gains a handhold that helps him control the rhythm, but he loses the hand on the armrest, so the chair must be very stable.

1. Start in the Dutch Oven, with her leg bent in the air.
2. He takes her raised knee or thigh in one hand.
3. He keeps the other hand on her back or on the armrest.
4. Move with short, controlled thrusts.