Low Squat Lean Position for Balanced Rider Control
Also known as Crouched Rider, Low Perch Lean
The Low Squat Lean is a woman on top position where she crouches over her partner and uses her arms and legs for steady control. It takes a bit of balance at first, but once she finds her footing she can set the pace, depth and angle exactly how she likes. Couples who enjoy playful effort and close eye contact will find plenty to love here.
How to do it
He lies comfortably on his back with a pillow under his head and his legs stretched out or slightly bent.
She steps over his hips and lowers herself into a deep crouch with her feet flat on the bed on either side of him.
She leans her upper body slightly back or forward and places her hands on his thighs, his chest or the mattress for support.
Using her legs to lift and lower, she guides him inside and finds a steady rhythm that feels good for both of them.
He can hold her waist or hips to help steady her balance and share some of the effort as she moves.
Tips
Start with slow, shallow movements until she feels secure in the crouch, then build up speed and depth.
Placing her hands behind her on his legs opens a new angle, while leaning forward onto his chest brings their faces close.
A firm mattress or a soft rug gives her better grip and stability than a very plush surface.
Take short breaks by sitting down fully on his hips whenever her thighs need a rest.
Keep talking and checking in so both partners can adjust pace and position for maximum comfort.
