Bent Knee Brace Position Gives Her a Say in Speed Control
Also known as Bent Knee Brace
The bent knee brace position gives the woman on top a simple way to set the pace when a partner pushes too hard. Lying on her back with knees drawn up, she can press upward through her body to signal that he needs to slow down.
How to do it
Have the woman lie on her back on a firm mattress and draw both knees up toward her chest with her feet resting flat.
The man kneels between her thighs and supports his weight on his forearms or hands, keeping his chest slightly above hers.
Once he is positioned, he guides in slowly and pauses so she can settle into the angle before any movement begins.
To set the pace, she presses her hips and core upward against him, which gently halts his motion and tells him to ease off.
Keep a quick check in with words or touch so both partners stay comfortable and can adjust the depth together.
Tips
Place a pillow under her hips if the angle feels too deep for comfort.
Agree on the upward press as a signal before starting so it reads clearly during movement.
Keep his weight supported on his arms so she can breathe freely and move without strain.
Begin slowly and let the tempo build only when both partners feel ready for more.







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