Sex Positions – What does Bodyguard mean?
Bodyguard
Bodyguard is a standing sex position where one partner enters from behind while wrapping their arms around the other, holding them close in a protective, full-body embrace.
What does Bodyguard mean?
The name comes from the protective hold: the partner behind wraps their arms around the one in front, as if shielding them. You both stand, bodies pressed together from chest to thighs, and penetration happens from behind. It feels more like a standing hug than a power move, which makes it surprisingly tender. The partner behind can kiss the neck, whisper and let their hands roam all over the front of their partner’s body.
How do you do Bodyguard?
The front partner stands with feet hip-width apart, leans forward a little and pushes their hips back. The partner behind steps in close, bends their knees to match the height and enters slowly, then wraps their arms around the waist or chest. Rock together rather than thrusting hard, the hold limits big movements anyway. A free hand on the clitoris, nipples or penis turns it into a full-body experience.
Who is Bodyguard good for?
It suits couples who love closeness and touch and want something intimate that isn’t lying down. It’s great in the shower, where you’re already standing and the warm water adds to the skin contact. It works best when you’re about the same height. If not, the shorter partner can stand on a step or the taller one bends their knees more. For anal, use plenty of lube, go slowly and let the front partner set the pace.