By following the links above you can read a lot more about these six elements, but it's important to remember that any sex position is really an amalgamation of all six of these factors. One of the things that makes sex positions a pretty funny thing to think about or get into is that ultimately you've got (at least) two bodies moving often in different waysTip #1 - Find the Right Physical Position
Sex always involves some movement (even if it's minor, even if it's only our eyes), but we tend to think about sex positions as only being about the obvious physical positioning of bodies in space and in relation to each other. If most of what you've learned about sex is from Hollywood and pornography, you may think that there are only 3 or 4 positions your body can be in when having sex. But you'd be wrong.
Tip #2 - Explore Different Movements for Different Positions
Physical positioning has a lot to do with comfort, which is key to a good position. But movement is where stimulation comes alive Each physical position will facilitate a certain kind of movement, and finding the best position for you depends in part on what kind of movement you're in the mood for.
Tip #3 - Adjust the Angle of Penetration
Sex positions may not be a science, but there is some geometry involved! If your sex play involves some body part (or toy) going into some other body part, one way of changing up your position is to change the angle of penetration. This can have a huge influence on both what parts of your bodies get stimulated and how that stimulation feels.
Tip #4 - Bring Your Arms and Legs into the Act
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