Flatiron
How to: Lie facedown, with your hips slightly elevated (try sticking a pillow underneath them), and spread your legs out straight. Have your partner penetrate you from behind.
Why it works: The lifted hips offer a low barrier to entry, says New York City sex therapist, Ian Kerner, Ph.D., author of She Comes First. Plus, this one gives great G-spot stimulation, says Kerner.
Face-off
How to: While your partner is sitting down on a chair or the edge of a bed, you sit in their lap, facing them.
Why it works: Because the legs are wider here, you’re more open to receiving all your partner has to offer, Kerner says. This one is also great because you’re able to control pace and just how deep you want to go. Plus, this position keeps your hands free to wander all over your partner’s body (or your own).
Cowgirl
How to: Have your partner lie down, and you climb on top. Push off your partner’s chest or the bed to control your movement.
Why it works: From this position, says Kerner, you can open your legs wider for a deeper entrance. This move also provides ample G-spot action.
Cowgirl’s Helper
How to: Like classic cowgirl position, you’re on top as your partner lies back, and you push off their body for leverage. The twist here is that your partner assists. By holding your hips or thighs, he supports your weight and rises to meet your movements.
Why it works: This gives you some great G-spot stimulation, and you can go as deep as you like depending on your thrusts, says Kerner. Plus, you get the chance to dominate.
Missionary
How to: Lie back while your partner lies on top of you, face to face.
Why it works It’s a classic for a reason—this one gives you deep stimulation, combined with intimacy, says Kerner. (Hello, prime making-out position!) To take it to the next level, raise your legs over your partner’s shoulders.
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