Kinks & Fetishes – What does Trampling mean?
Trampling
Trampling is standing, walking or pressing your feet on a partner’s body, a form of dominance through weight that ranges from gentle foot pressure to full standing.
What does Trampling mean?
Trampling comes from the English verb “trample”, to tread heavily, and is used in kink and foot-fetish circles for a specific practice. It means standing or pressing your feet onto a partner’s body, dominance through weight. It can be barefoot, in socks, in boots or in heels, and each feels very different. For the person below it’s a mix of pressure, helplessness and being literally underfoot, for the person on top a very physical form of control.
How do you do trampling safely?
Stand only on large, muscular areas like the thighs, buttocks and the upper back beside the spine. Avoid the neck, head, throat, spine, joints, kidneys, ribs and genitals, and never put full weight on the belly. Hold onto a wall or furniture so you control how much weight goes down, and start with one foot and partial weight. Heels concentrate pressure and are for experienced players. Agree on a tap-out signal.
Why do people like trampling?
Being under someone’s feet is one of the most vivid physical expressions of submission there is. Many people who love trampling also have a foot fetish, and the pressure itself can feel like an intense massage. For the person standing, it’s about the power of having someone willingly beneath them.