Hill: acrobatic headstand position against a wall

The penetrating partner rests on the forearms instead of the head and hands.

The inverted body is a little higher and the head does not touch the floor, so the neck carries no weight; the shoulders and forearms take the load. The receiver may need to bend the knees slightly to match pelvis height.

1. Place a folded mat on the floor in front of the receiver.
2. The penetrating partner rests the forearms on it, elbows shoulder-width apart, and lifts into a forearm stand with the back to the receiver.
3. The receiver holds the giver's hips and brings the pelvis close.
4. Keep it brief and come down slowly, one leg at a time.

The penetrating partner rests both legs against the wall, on either side of the receiver's head, instead of keeping one leg bent forward.

With both legs supported by the wall, the inverted body is far more stable and the receiver has to hold less weight. The pelvises are pressed closer together, but movement remains minimal.

1. The receiver stands with the back against the wall.
2. The penetrating partner goes into a headstand or forearm stand in front, back to the receiver.
3. They rest both legs against the wall, one on each side of the receiver's head.
4. The receiver holds the hips; move very little and stop at any instability.

The receiving partner slides a little down the wall, bending the knees, to bring the pelvis to the giver's height.

The giver stays in the same headstand; the receiver adapts the height instead. Lowering the pelvis lets the giver keep the body straighter, which reduces the strain on the neck and on the penis angle. The receiver's thighs work harder.

1. The receiver stands against the wall, feet a little forward.
2. Once the giver is inverted, the receiver slides down a few centimetres, bending the knees.
3. Adjust until both pelvises are level without the giver arching the back.
4. Keep it brief: the receiver's thighs tire quickly.