A good caning will depend on a variety of factors, but you can always help your case by tilting the balance a bit in your favor. There are several aspects you can control, and as long as follow my advice, you will be known as the Cane Master (just don’t forget to thank me wink*)
Follow my lead: Rhythm is key during a
The whole caning experience will depend on the rhythm you have with the strokes. In order to get the most out of each stroke, experts recommend taking about 5 (up to 8!) seconds to let the body react to the stroke. You need to let your partner enjoy the sensations; ranging from the first hot sting to the warmth that follows. That is why you need to move slower and not faster.
Experiments, baby: The sensations your partner feels will be different when you are starting the caning and when you have been doing it a while. The skin will be more tender and sensitive, so you will need to keep that in mind as you go along. For example, you can wet their skin and then hit them; it will feel different than just dry skin. Or you can wet the cane and hit their dry skin. And if you and your partner want to go a bit further into pain territory, you can try rubbing a ball of cotton soaked in alcohol in their bottom after you’ve been caning them. It will sting so bad!
Or so good?
Coordinates: The exact spot you hit is extremely important because some areas are more erogenous and sensitive than others. Most people love to get
hit on that spot located an inch or two bellow the
anus. But others enjoy when the cane hits the crease where buttocks and thighs meet. It’s your job as the Cane Master to discover the exact spot that makes your partner go crazy and the intensity they like to be hit on that particular location.
Exploring can be really fun wink*.
