There are EIGHT different types of female orgasm from the A-spot to the ‘coregasm’ – and a sexpert has revealed how to try each one
Jodie Slee reveals how to get off through penetrative sex, in the gym and even without any physical contact
LOOKING to mix things up in the bedroom?
There are actually eight different types of orgasm a woman can have - and Ann Summers' sexpert Jodie Slee has revealed how to achieve each one.
Jodie says: "Most of us have a ‘tipping point’ that takes us from arousal to orgasm, meaning we introduce another area to the mix.
"You’re only limited by the number of hands (or toys) at your disposal!”
5. G whizz!
The mysterious G-spot is a collection of cells found on the front wall of the vajajay - and many sex toys are actually curved towards that area now, to make the most of it.
6. Breast in show
It's also possible to experience a Nipple Orgasm.
Jodie reveals: “Nipples have plenty of nerve endings too.
"Sensations from the nipples travel to the same areas of the brain that sensations from the vagina, clitoris and cervix do, meaning some women can have orgasms from nipple stimulation alone.”
Nice one!
7. Bum deal
An Anal Orgasm can also be a very pleasurable experience, but the key here is to go slowly.
Jodie says: “The anus is flooded with nerve endings and the anal nerve moves through the same nerve that serves the clitoris.
“Further up into the rectum, stimulation will be picked up by the pelvic nerve, which is the nerve that responds to stimulation of the vagina and cervix.”
8. Sex-rated
For most ladies, the Clitoral Orgasm will be your go-to.
Somewhere between 70 and 80 per cent of women need direct clitoral stimulation to hit the O-spot at all.
Jodie reveals: “The surprising thing about the clitoris is that only a small part of it is visible (called the glans).
“The much larger part is intertwined in the whole vulva region and can be stimulated vaginally and, some say, anally too.
“So, more orgasms are technically ‘clitoral orgasms’ than you might have thought.”
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