The G spot is not easily located. Sometimes women have a hard time finding it and do not even believe they have one. Here is an easy method to finding it.

To explore this area! have your partner lie down! knees bent and feet flat on the bed! with a small pillow under her buttocks. Insert the length of your lubricated fingers into her vagina towards her navel. This will be about two inches inside the vagina. Press with one or two fingers against the front wall of her vagina. Because it's surrounded with tissue and is deep in the vaginal wall! you may want to apply a little more pressure than usual. When you stimulate the right spot! it will swell the way your penis does. Slide your fingers from side to side. Have your partner tell you when you hit the right place. She will be able to tell. When you find the sensitive spot! continue stimulating it and you may find that it becomes firm and swells much like the erectile tissue in your penis. 
 

Now that you've found the G-Spot, kneeling between your partner's legs you can use the thumb of your other hand to gently stimulate her clitoris at the same time. This combination should give her very intense sensations. She may climax in this position, or you have the alternative of continuing in a different position.
If your partner turns over onto her back, you can stimulate her G-Spot most easily if you lie between her legs. Then try inserting two fingers and rub against the bottom of the vaginal opening, press upward with the tips of your fingers until you are pressing her G-Spot. Move your fingers from back and side to side. You can give her great pleasure by licking your partners clitoris and stimulating her G-Spot at the same time. Another method is to have your partner lie on her belly with her legs spread apart and her hips slightly elevated. Insert your fingers with your palm down, into her vagina and explore the front wall. Have your partner move her pelvis to make contact with your fingers. As you feel your partner become more aroused, slip the other hand under her abdomen above her pubic hairs and slowly press.

A common mistake many men make is licking the clitoris too soon, before the proper teasing has been done. Remember to take your time. -Using the same pattern on the same spot can get boring. Try to be creative -If you know a certain technique that drives your woman wild with excitementr try to bypass it and come back to it later. This will drive her crazy.

Method A:

• First you need to lie directly between her legs.
• Spread her vaginal lips far apart.
• Locate her clitoris beneath the clitoral hood.
• Using only your tongue lick very gently up and down or side to side.
• While licking the clitoris you can slowly insert your finger into her vaginar twisting in and out.
• You need to first wet two fingers using your saliva.
• Insert your fingers slowly but deeply inside her vagina.
• Now very quickly slip your fingers out of her vagina and slide them over her
  clitoris again.
• Place your fingers back into her vagina again.
• Repeatr but prolong your contact with her clitoris.
• When you feel her having an orgasmr pull out of her vagina and focus on her clitoris.

Method B:

• You need to first obtain an erection.
• Use your hand and press the head of your penis using a circular motion against her clitoris.
• Slide it down to her vagina with no penetration then slide it back again.
• Repeat steps 2 and 3 several times before penetrating only the head of your penis.
• Finally when your partner is very excited and wet you can enter the vagina with your penis.

Method C:

"The Delayed Orgasm" You first need to tell her you want her to lie back as still as possible while you lick her clitoris. The object is for her to resist having an orgasm as long as she can. Why does this work? You are relieving her of all the pressure of having to perform. She doesn't have to act because she has enough time to orgasm. 

For women who have difficulty achieving orgasm there may be a solution: a series of simple exercises. For men these exercises seem to make erections easier and increase control of orgasm.

The lack of orgasm in women during intercourse is very common from 33% to 80% of all women. Doctors have confirmed that the ability to have orgasm correlates with the contraction strength of the pubbococcygeus, or PC muscle.

Women who don't experience orgasms, tend to have weak PC muscles.
Although the PC muscle is interwoven with and surrounded by four other sets of pelvic muscles, it is the master muscle of the pelvis muscles. When healthy and fit, it holds a taut straight line. When its weak, the PC and the pelvic organs it supports tend to sag, which can lead to urinary incontinence and other sexual problems.