The Discovery of the Hidden Treasure: face-down rear entry

She lowers her chest and rests on her forearms instead of straight arms, like the sphinx pose.

Resting on the forearms reduces the arch in her lower back and takes the load off her wrists, so she can stay longer. Her pelvis tilts slightly, which changes the angle of entry. He stays kneeling astride her thighs and sets the pace.

1. From the base position, she bends her elbows and lowers her chest until her forearms rest flat on the bed.
2. She keeps her legs stretched out and together, with her pelvis on the bed.
3. He adjusts his position on his knees to line up his hips with hers.
4. Start again slowly and agree on the depth.

A firm cushion under her hips raises her pelvis a little.

The cushion lifts her pelvis, so she does not need to arch her back as much to make entry easy, and the angle of penetration changes. It also gives her something to press against, which some people find pleasant. Everything else stays the same.

1. Place a firm cushion or folded pillow where her hips will rest.
2. She lies face down over it and raises her upper body on her arms or forearms.
3. He kneels astride her thighs and finds the height that suits both of you.
4. Move the cushion slightly up or down if the angle is uncomfortable.

She opens her legs and he kneels between them instead of astride her thighs.

With her legs apart, entry is easier and he can come closer, so penetration may feel deeper and less tight than with the legs together. He kneels between her thighs, hands on her hips, and her upper body stays raised on her arms.

1. From the base position, he moves his knees inward while she slides her legs apart.
2. He kneels between her thighs, upright, with his hands on her hips.
3. She keeps her pelvis on the bed and her upper body raised.
4. Adjust the depth gradually, as it may feel different from the legs-together version.

He leans forward and rests his hands on the bed beside her shoulders, bringing his chest close to her back.

Instead of kneeling upright, he leans over her and supports himself on his hands, so there is much more body contact and he can kiss her neck or whisper to her. The movement becomes shorter and the angle flatter. He must hold his own weight on his hands and knees and not rest it on her back.

1. From the base position, he leans forward slowly.
2. He places his hands flat on the bed on either side of her shoulders, arms straight.
3. She can lower onto her forearms so their bodies line up.
4. Move with short, controlled strokes, keeping his weight off her back.