THE COITAL ALIGNMENT TECHNIQUE
The coital alignment technique (CAT) is a penetrative sex position designed to maximise clitoral stimulation. The CAT is a variant of the missionary sex position. This position is called the Viennese oyster by Alex Comfort and Susan Quilliam in their book, The Joy of Sex , but it’s more commonly called grinding the corn. Less than 15 per cent of women can achieve orgasm during sexual intercourse. The missionary sex position is relatively ineffective at bringing a woman to orgasm because a man’s cock gives little to no stimulation to the woman’s clitoris. The technique for coital alignment was developed by the American psychotherapist Edward Eichel. Research has found that the CAT is a very effective way to bring a woman to orgasm during penetrative sex because a woman’s clitoris is stimulated. One website - https://www . coitalalignmenttec hnique.com - dedicated to outlining and explaining the intricacies of this sex position, states: "The Coital Alignment Technique i...