The Cane: Once you have mastered "spacing" of the stripes, its time to consider symmetry. Because one stands to one side during a caning, the result is often less than aesthetic because one side receives more attention than the other. To avoid this, practice keeping the end of the cane off her bottom. Try to pull the cane back just as it impacts. Watch where you stand. If you get too far behind her, your strokes will never find both cheeks equally. Beginners should switch sides halfway through to achieve symmetry.
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The Cane: Once you have mastered "spacing" of the stripes, its time to consider symmetry. Because one stands to one side during a caning, the result is often less than aesthetic because one side receives more attention than the other. To avoid this, practice keeping the end of the cane off her bottom. Try to pull the cane back just as it impacts. Watch where you stand. If you get too far behind her, your strokes will never find both cheeks equally. Beginners should switch sides halfway through to achieve symmetry.