How To Find A Woman's A-Spot For Explosive Orgasms

Jason Julius discusses his favorite female orgasm inducing pleasure spot – the A-spot! What exactly is the A-spot and where is it located? As Jason explains, the A-spot is the rim just before the cervix. These are the muscles that contract during a vaginal orgasm, but are rarely stimulated themselves. 80% of women have never experienced a full body vaginal orgasm, but if you can stimulate the A-spot, you can introduce her to a whole new world of pleasure.

So if the A-spot is all the way back just before her cervix, how do you get to it? Jason recommends having your partner lay on her back and inserting your index or middle finger inside of her. Push past the G-spot, which is about 2 knuckles in, as far as you can reach and pull down with your finger on the frontal wall of the vagina.

Here’s the thing – you might not be able to reach all the way back with your finger, but just get as close as possible. As you stimulate the front wall watch her body to see how she responds and what she likes. This is your chance to stimulate her in a way she has never experienced before. A penis can’t provide this type of stimulation, so Jason recommends attempting this before sex begins. If you’re successful, the entire area will be incredibly sensitive and your partner will be 10 times more likely to orgasm during intercourse.

Jason explains that this method of A-spot stimulation is just to start off familiarizing yourself with your partner’s body. There are many techniques for stimulating the A-Spot. The back of the A-spot can also be stimulated via anal stimulation. Jason is committed to helping you build a deep connection with your partner and he believes that men can become more sexually confident through education and understanding their woman’s body.

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