| Part | KS-014-MARE | Rev | A | Sheet | 1 of 1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Title | Mare's Position | ||||
| Source | Kama Sutra | Chapter | Kama Sutra positions | ||
Vadavaka
1 pelvic, held. Geometry of KS-010-CLSP; B yoni contracts on the lingam.
CAUTIONPelvic-floor hold. Stop on pain. Consent required; either partner may stop.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Configuration A | prone |
| Configuration B | supine |
| Ground | bed |
| Remaining DOF | B pubococcygeus |
| Entry angle θ | θ of the host assembly |
| Penetration | shallow |
| Contact patches | pelvic A ↔ pelvic B, held |
| External stimulation | incidental |
| Eye contact | inherent |
| Load path | host assembly |
| Hip ROM required | low |
| Stability | hold resists withdrawal |
| Difficulty | 2 / 5 |
| Hands free | both free |
| Failure modes | B fatigue; A discomfort from grip; cramp |
Bill of materials
- B pelvic floorcontractile hold on the lingam
- A1 / B1stacked as in KS-010-CLSP (or KS-024-TONG)
- Groundbed
Procedure
- Assemble KS-010-CLSP (or KS-024-TONG). Geometry is the host sheet.
- Body B shall contract the pelvic floor around the lingam and hold. Stroke may pause.
- Release the hold before withdrawal. This is learned by practice; skip if B cannot isolate the contraction.
Source text
"When a woman forcibly holds the lingam in her yoni, it is called the mare's position. This takes place in the practice of congress, and is learned only by practice."
Burton trans., Kama Sutra II.vi (1883)