In the basic right angle position, the partner being penetrated (portrayed here by our model B) lies flat on their back with one leg on the bed and the other raised in the air. The penetrating partner (who we'll call Model A) kneels between the thighs of their partner but straddles the leg that is lying flat on the bed. A then supports B's one leg that is up in the air (which is making a sort of right angle to the other leg, giving this position its name).
Pros of the Right Angle Sex Position
- This position allows for deep penetration.
- Hands and arms free for touching.
- This position is face-to-face.
- This position is very visual as you get to see your partner's upper body.
Cons of the Right Angle Sex Position
- The partner on the bottom has less control -- most of the movement comes from one partner.
- This position requires good flexibility in the legs for the partner being penetrated, and good knees for the partner doing the penetration.
- The partner on top may be putting weight on the leg of the partner on the bottom.
- While there can be a lot of touching and grabbing, your upper bodies are not physically close in this position.
