The G spot can be harder to find than your misplaced car keys. But it's worth hunting for. When she gets aroused, stimulating this area a few inches inside the front wall of the vagina can trigger the pelvic nerve, one of the most powerful nerves in the body, which is why a G-spot orgasm can be felt so intensely throughout her lower body.
   
For a better shot at reaching your destination, program your bedroom GPS to another pleasure zone, the A-Spot, which is short for Anterior Fornix Erogenous (AFE) zone. This highly sensitive area is located a little farther back, midway between a woman's cervix and G-spot on the front wall of the vagina. (You'll know it when you've reached it; stroking this spongy area causes almost instant lubrication.) Now learn how to triple her pleasure using a technique that hits both spots simultaneously. You'll find detailed instructions in "An A to Z Guide to Hotter Sex," the Bonus Chapter in Men's Health's new book The Big Book of Sex. Not yet available in stores, The Big Book of Sex can be ordered online by Men's Health.com members here.

SEX STAT: Thirty-two percent of women responding to The Big Book of Sex survey say they wish they had sex at least once a day.

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