 | A very common posture for oral sex and a constant favorite format for rest stop quickies. The lore of this particular fellatio maneuver is its simplicity and ease of access. The recipient simply stands, making himself available, while the giver falls to his knees and give’s salute. The players can be clothed or nude, as the receiver can just as easily unzip his fly to unsheathe his knob for a good polishing, and the giver needs bare nothing more than his mouth. Of course, as Jason and Tae demonstrate in the video, nothing is better than just letting it all hang out.
While this move is easy to perform and enjoy, execution is everything. Being a black belt in giving good head is not as simple as just taking a penis into your mouth. Sure the focus is giving pleasure, but not just with your mouth but with your emotions, body, and face… this is chiefly communicated with the eyes and with the sense of hunger the giver conveys in the way he relishes in the task at hand. Basically, a love of dick goes a long way in the job of giving good head in any position. To really bring the “Atten Hut” position into focus and do it justice the giver should seem completely consumed by the act. His eyes will be animated and will make contact with the receiver’s eyes to communicate his lust. His mouth will take the receiver’s erection into its steamy depths in a variety of styles to include “lollipop”, “jaw breaking”, and “harmonica”. |
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 | “White Belt” moves are the foundation for all future bedroomblackbelt study, and are thusly a key element in your journey toward sexual excellence. Even accomplished students can find something to be learned (or remembered) from a return to the basics.
All students should possess a thorough understanding of these moves and techniques as they progress to the more advanced tactics… also, what the Grand Masters know that lesser pupils often forget, is that the simplest of techniques can have a profound effect when executed properly in your sexual rotation. “White Belt” techniques are not difficult to execute. This simplicity is, in fact, the beauty of these moves. |
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