is just the kind of brag-worthy challenge to try out. Here’s everything you need to know:
A slightly more approachable version of the classic Wheelbarrow, the Wanton Wheelbarrow has you keeping one leg planted on the ground for support.
To start, you either stand or, if you need a little support, face a chair or the edge of a bed. Bend over until your head and arms are resting on its surface. Your partner stands behind you and grabs one of your ankles, lifting your leg up near their hip and entering you from behind. Your other leg remains on the ground, but just make sure to keep your knee slightly bent as you shift your weight.
Again, because this one requires a degree of balance and stretching ability, you’ll first want to be really careful that nothing hurts or feels off when you do it. If you feel like you’re bending down too much, you can always pile on a few pillows for added support.
Once you’re in it, you can play around with how high or low you lift your leg until you hit ~the~ spot.
The Wanton Wheelbarrow is a great alternative for those obsessed with variations on doggy-style. Because your legs are pointed in opposite directions—one in the air and one on the ground—it’s perfect for internal stimulation and hitting angles you wouldn’t normally hit.
Get the Wanton Wheelbarrow on a roll by coordinating your thrusts. As your partner propels their hips forward, push your butt back by straightening your supporting leg to meet them in the middle in a really great way.
And if this pose feels manageable and you want to add a li’l flair, you can also throw in accessories like a couples vibe or butt plug to really zhuzh it up.
A slightly more approachable version of the classic Wheelbarrow, the Wanton Wheelbarrow has you keeping one leg planted on the ground for support.
To start, you either stand or, if you need a little support, face a chair or the edge of a bed. Bend over until your head and arms are resting on its surface. Your partner stands behind you and grabs one of your ankles, lifting your leg up near their hip and entering you from behind. Your other leg remains on the ground, but just make sure to keep your knee slightly bent as you shift your weight.
Again, because this one requires a degree of balance and stretching ability, you’ll first want to be really careful that nothing hurts or feels off when you do it. If you feel like you’re bending down too much, you can always pile on a few pillows for added support.
Once you’re in it, you can play around with how high or low you lift your leg until you hit ~the~ spot.
The Wanton Wheelbarrow is a great alternative for those obsessed with variations on doggy-style. Because your legs are pointed in opposite directions—one in the air and one on the ground—it’s perfect for internal stimulation and hitting angles you wouldn’t normally hit.
Get the Wanton Wheelbarrow on a roll by coordinating your thrusts. As your partner propels their hips forward, push your butt back by straightening your supporting leg to meet them in the middle in a really great way.
And if this pose feels manageable and you want to add a li’l flair, you can also throw in accessories like a couples vibe or butt plug to really zhuzh it up.
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