Here’s What You Need to Know About the Speed ​​Bump Sex Position

IF you and your partner love doggy style, then we have just the right sex position for you.

The speed bump is the perfect low-maintenance position for deep, intense and, sex that makes your toes tingle.

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What is the ‘speed bump’ sex position?

The Speed ​​Bump sex position is easy to master and promises intense pleasure.

This exercise also prevents you from pulling a muscle or having to do an intensive workout.

It’s a simple version of doggy style, where you lie on your stomach with a pillow under your hips.

The name ‘speed bump’ comes from the elevation caused by the pillow woman’s pelvis.

How do you perform the speed bump sex position?

You can relax as your partner – who is kneeling – enters you from behind, holding your hips for support.

This intimate position allows couples to get much closer to each other than traditional doggy style.

Additionally, the positioning of the pillow places emphasis on the woman’s G-spot, making it much easier to reach climax.

This position definitely makes the ‘buttocks’ turn into ‘bumps’, as the kneeling partner has a great view of the woman’s backside.

The man can choose to keep his upper body upright or lean over your back for added intimacy.

Try experimenting with variations of this position if you want to spice things up a bit.

One option is for the person on top to keep his legs between you, or place them on the outside for a stable spread position.

What are the benefits of the ‘speed threshold’ sex position?

This position is often compared to “spooning,” a popular cuddling position that promotes intimacy and closeness with your partner.

Luckily, this easy-to-master sex position also taps into the potential for emotional bonding.

It’s a great position to stimulate the G-spot, a more sensitive area

Sex expert Kate Moyle

This position is like a real speed bump and is ideal for slowing things down in the bedroom.

It also works well if you and your partner are just getting romantic.

The penetrating partner can kiss the receiving partner’s back and neck and even rest his head on them to slow things down and build tension.

“It’s a great position for stimulating the G-spot, a more sensitive area or zone on the anterior wall of the vagina, and which can be better reached using certain angles,” says Kate Moyle, UKCP-registered psychosexual and relationship therapist.