The penetrating partner could also start from a standing position, while the partner in front leans down to balance on the floor, bed, or another ledge, and then brings theirs legs up.
The pros of the Standing Wheelbarrow position:
One big benefit of the Standing Wheelbarrow is the angle of penetration. “In this position, the penis can readily stimulate the A-spot and G-spot and increase the likelihood of internal orgasms for partners with a vagina,” Balestrieri says. “Additionally, for partners using the standing wheelbarrow position for anal penetration (with partners who have a prostate), this angle can offer the potential for intense prostate orgasms.”
The cons of the Standing Wheelbarrow:
“The standing wheelbarrow position can be tough to sustain for longer periods and requires a bit of physical agility and stamina, which may make it challenging for some,” Balestrieri says. Whoever is the bottom (i.e. the person being penetrated) needs to have strong shoulders and core strength to sustain the position. However, the top (i.e. the person doing the penetrating) can and should do their best to hold their partner up, so the bottom has to use the least amount of effort to hold themselves up by their arms.
How do you get into the Seated Wheelbarrow position?
The seated wheelbarrow position is a little more physically accessible. “You can start on the bed or a chair, in reverse cowgirl, and together move toward the edge, so one partner is leaning over the edge,” Balestrieri says. “Another way into this position is to have one partner seated on the edge of the bed or furniture, while the other partner straddles them, facing forward, and gradually works their torso down, finding the floor with their arms for balance and support.”
You can also start from a Standing Wheelbarrow position, and the standing partner can move to a seated position on the edge of a bed, chair, or another piece of sturdy furniture.
The pros of the Seated Wheelbarrow:
In the seated wheelbarrow position, you get the benefit of deep penetration, and it is less strenuous physically than standing wheelbarrow, so partners can engage in the position more readily and for a longer duration of time, Balestrieri explains.
The cons of the Seated Wheelbarrow:
“The seated wheelbarrow may not offer as much mobility or thrusting power and may require the partner on top to do more of the work,” Balestrieri says. However, that’s not necessarily a con. “It really depends on each partner’s preferences."
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