The Dancer

The Dancer is a unique twist on the missionary standing position and is a lot of fun if you are looking for something with more face to face contact. It can be very spontaneous and are great for a quickie. A whole new dynamic can be added to your sex life with the standing position. There is great potential for role play in this position and the increase in blood flow from this type of athletic sex can be incredibly stimulating and erotic. The passion that comes with taking the woman like this can feel very powerful for men.
In the Dancer positions the receiver can easily thrust and both partners have free movement because they are upright planted on the ground. With strong leg muscles and understanding how to lift and shift you can vary the angle and strength of penetration without strain on your hips. Many people find it intimate for the receiver to cling to her penetrating partner.
How it works:
In the Dancer position both partners stand facing each. The penetrating partner lifts up one of the woman's legs while supporting it to give easier access. If the woman is very flexible they can have an even more erotic experience by putting her leg on the shoulder of her partner.
Some tips for the Dancer positions are:
- the depth of penetration can be changed by the height the leg is raised at.
- both partners can explore a power play during this position and can experiment with their inner most fantasies.
- if the couple heights are different they can have the shorter partner stand on a stair or wear high heels.
Some disadvantages to the Dancer position can be:
- this position takes some practice and requires a significant amount of leg muscle strength and flexibility
- it can be very tiring to maintain this position causing some people to not orgasm
- this can be quite tricky for partners with greatly unequal heights
- this is a difficult position for overweight people
- during the standing positions hands are usual in use, making caressing or manual stimulation very hard
- there is danger of back injury in this position
- without support it can be difficult to achieve motion
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