Pedestal Perch Position for Elevated Rear Entry Control
Also known as Royal Pedestal, Sultan Stance
The Pedestal Perch is a rear entry position where she balances on a raised surface while her partner stands behind and guides the rhythm. It blends trust, playful power exchange and a thrilling sense of elevation. Couples who enjoy a dominant and devoted dynamic will find it especially exciting.
How to do it
Choose a sturdy, stable surface such as a low bench, ottoman or wide step that will not slide or tip.
She kneels or crouches on top of the surface facing away from her partner, keeping her knees apart for balance.
He stands close behind her, adjusting his stance until his hips line up comfortably with hers.
He places his hands firmly on her waist or hips to steady her before entering slowly from behind.
He sets the pace with smooth, controlled movements while she focuses on holding her balance and leaning into his support.
She can lower her chest forward or rest her hands on the surface edge to change the angle and deepen the sensation.
Tips
Test the stability of the surface before you begin so both partners can relax and enjoy the moment.
Place a cushion or folded towel under her knees for extra comfort during longer sessions.
Agree on a simple word or signal so she can pause anytime if her balance feels uncertain.
He should keep at least one hand on her body at all times to provide reassurance and control.
Start with slow strokes and build intensity gradually as you both find a steady rhythm together.






