The technique for this area is significantly different from external stimulation of the clitoris — the key here is not speed, but angle and constant, calculated pressure.
The “coming” movement A finger (usually the index or middle finger) is inserted into the vagina and, from a bent position, pulled towards your shoulder—as if you were signaling someone to “come here.” This movement creates direct pressure on the anterior wall.
The importance of angle Some people prefer narrow, precise pressure on a single point, while others prefer a broad, circular, massaging motion. The initial pace should be slow and light—increasing intensity only after the body has responded.
Maintaining a rhythm Once an effective rhythm has been found, it should not be changed suddenly—consistency is often more important than intensity. Using a toy (a curved vibrator) can also often make it easier to achieve this angle precisely, especially when experimenting alone.