What Is The CAT Sex Position? It’s Perfect For Missionary Lovers

Missionary sex gets a bad rap and is basically synonymous with vanilla sex. However, there’s a reason it’s so enduring despite all the sexual trends that have come and gone over the years: It feels f*cking amazing. However, that doesn’t mean you have to stick to standard. The CAT sex position could be the perfect twist on the classic that you’ve been waiting for.

The CAT sex position, also known as the Coital Alignment Technique, is all about hitting the right spots to maximize pleasure for the female partner. It’s great for achieving orgasm and for allowing your partner to penetrate you more deeply.

Sometimes called The Frog, this sex position requires you to get in standard missionary position. However, instead of just letting your partner pump away while you keep your legs down, you’ll need to wrap your legs around your partner’s and rest the heels of your feet under their butt. This should encourage your partner to thrust upwards as they move forwards, allowing them to hit some pretty great angles.

Another bonus of The CAT sex position is that the motion your partner is making means their penis (or dildo!) should begin to rub against your vulva, creating friction that may send the nerves in your clit haywire. Not only that, but because the angle of your body allows your partner to stimulate your clit with the top side of their penis (if they have one), this position is super hot for both partners.

So, the next time you’re ready to get freaky with your partner, make a few small adjustments and try this out. You might be really shocked by just how much more amazing it feels for both of you. Don’t be surprised if you have multiple types of orgasms, and plenty of them. It really is that effective.

Jennifer Still is a writer and editor with more than 10 years of experience. The managing editor of Bolde, she has bylines in Vanity Fair, Business Insider, The New York Times, Glamour, Bon Appetit, and many more. You can follow her on Twitter @jenniferlstill
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