Rodeo Reverse Position for Her Bold Riding Rhythm
Also known as Reverse Rider, Backward Saddle
The Rodeo Reverse position lets her ride facing away while both partners enjoy deep, feel good friction and a thrilling rear view. She sets the tempo with rolling hips and spirited bounces, so her partner may want to hold on tight. It is a confident, playful choice for couples who love energy and control in equal measure.
How to do it
He lies comfortably on his back with legs extended and a pillow under his head for support.
She straddles his hips while facing his feet, placing her knees on either side of his thighs.
She lowers herself slowly onto him, adjusting her angle until the fit feels just right.
She places her hands on his knees or thighs for balance and begins rocking her hips forward and back.
As the rhythm builds, she can lift and drop with bigger motions while he steadies her waist with his hands.
He can raise his knees slightly to give her extra leverage and change the angle of contact.
Tips
Start with slow grinding motions before moving into faster bouncing to keep things comfortable for both partners.
He should keep a gentle grip on her hips to help guide her movement and prevent slipping out.
Leaning forward changes the sensation for her, while leaning back creates closer body contact.
Talk openly about pace and depth, since she has full control and can adjust instantly.
Keep a little lubricant nearby to maintain smooth, pleasurable friction throughout.
