Best Sex Ever
The Of Course was created in 2004 by Colden Thorne.
The original course used basic vaginal tension to influence the male's sexual response curve.
In less than ten years the Course has grown to include:
compound moves, perfect stroke length, artistic values, Course layers, and vaginal textures.
Without a doubt, the aficionados of the Course are reporting their best sex ever.
In 2013, the author's kinetic skill was used for a different work:
the flawless running style is called Meridian-running.
Both books are available at Amazon.
After reading The Of Course, maybe you'll return to say, as many have said before—"BSE Colden."
BEST SEX EVER.
In this post the author deals with two complex kinetic actions—pronate and supinate. They are both used in sex, but we rarely control the actions completely. The words pronate and supinate are “I think I know but I don’t know” concepts. Both words share one distinction— they are direct opposites.
Pronate means down and back; the opposite is supinate, and that means upward and forward. The author is a kinetic expert and a meridian master (Meridian-running.com), so he’s really good at this stuff.
Many females have used this buttocks tightening exercise: the athletic trainer, Ron Jones, demonstrates the exercise, click here. He has successfully supinated his hips.
In terms of our text, the female will supinate her hips by using the “surf board” form. Like the wave riding device, the body is both long and rigid, but maintains a certain degree of flex. Surf board has three levels to master: stiff and flexing, more rigid and less-flexing, and rigid and non-flexing. Just mentally going through the exercise, the initiate can feel the hips being driven inward, and the torso is lifted.
In sex, the previous leads to optimal performance. The female now has control over the stroke plane and that is essential to the discussion. She can use the title technique to maneuver the male’s hips into perfect position. If he’s not doing something right, the female can totally control the sex plane with her negative space.
“I think I know but I don’t know” has just changed. I know exactly what supinate is, and pronate is the exact opposite.
She’s stiff as a board?
That’s not necessarily a bad thing, if she knows what she’s doing. I’m Colden Thorne, thanks for reading, and of course, good luck in your Course!
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