Pulse Hold Position for Slow Squeeze Intimacy
Also known as Seated Wheelbarrow, Squeeze Seat, Pulse Perch
The Pulse Hold position is a seated rear entry pose where her muscle control creates every wave of pleasure. He stays seated and steady while she uses gentle squeezes instead of big movements. It suits couples who enjoy slow, focused intimacy and a playful sense of balance.
How to do it
He sits on the edge of a sturdy bed or armless chair with his feet planted firmly on the floor.
She stands facing away from him, then places her hands on the floor or on a cushion in front of her for support.
He lifts her legs one at a time and wraps them around his waist or rests them on his thighs while holding her hips securely.
She lowers herself onto him slowly until both partners feel stable and comfortable in the connection.
Since he has limited room to move, she creates the rhythm by squeezing her glutes and pelvic floor muscles in slow, steady pulses.
Both partners breathe together and adjust the angle until the squeezes feel strongest for each of them.
Tips
Practice pelvic floor squeezes beforehand so the pulses feel stronger and last longer.
Place pillows or a folded blanket under her hands and forearms to reduce strain on her wrists.
He should focus on keeping her hips steady and supported rather than trying to thrust.
Keep sessions short at first and switch to a more relaxed position whenever her arms start to tire.
Talk openly during the pose so you can find the pace and pressure that feels best for both of you.
