Kegel Exercises Strengthening Your Pelvic Floor Muscles
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Kegel Exercises Strengthening Your Pelvic Floor Muscles
S E X U A L W E L L - B E I N G B Y P A S S I O N P A R T I E S Kegel Exercises Strengthening Your Pelvic Floor Muscles Kegel is one of the most basic and easiest ways to enjoy a more satisfying sex life. Kegel is a “sexercise” – a sexual exercise that improves your capacity for sexual pleasure – and is for everyone regardless of age or sex. When done on a regular basis, Louanne Weston, Ph.D they can assist you with achieving a quicker, more intense climax and benefit your partner by being able to tighten harder around his penis. There are four Kegel exercises that include all the groups of muscles that are involved: Contract and Hold, Flutter, The Elevator and The Workout. Developed by Dr. Arnold Kegel to strengthen the vaginal muscles, the exercises are most widely known as an aid in preparation for a baby. A toned muscle will stretch more easily and recover more easily after childbirth. As we age, these exercises are also helpful in maintaining tone in order to avoid certain medical issues and sexual difficulties. So, given the benefits of enhanced orgasm and the health gains possible, doing Kegel exercises is one of those six minute a day exercises that really does deliver. Passion Parties offers three products that can be used as weights by women who really want to work their PC (pubococcygeus) muscles. The Ben Wa Balls, Pleasure Pods or Pleasure Pearls add an enhanced level to Kegels. Kegel Exercises Contract and Hold Squeeze this muscle group and hold it for a count of ten. Then contract and hold for another count of ten. Continue doing this. Flutter Contract the muscle group as quickly as you can. These won’t be large squeezes, just rapid light ones. Stop, take a rest – and then do it again. The Elevator Imagine that there’s a little elevator in your pelvic region and that you want to raise it up floor-by-floor to the top floor. So, start at the ground floor and go up to the first floor, then up the second floor, and last, to the third floor. Then gradually allow the “elevator” to go back down stopping at each floor. Once you get to the ground floor, completely relax the muscles you’ve just exercised. The Workout For even better and quicker results, having something to squeeze will make Kegel exercises easier to do and feel more natural. Using weighted If you spend two minutes doing these sets three times a day, you will very likely feel a difference in your ability to contract in about two weeks. It doesn’t take a lot of time, just a lot of remembering. balls such as Ben Wa, Pleasure Pods or Sports Balls, insert only one ball or side at first. Squeeze and release for two minutes. When you start to notice greater muscle strength, add the second ball or side. Kegel Exercise Aids from Passion Parties Ben-Wa Balls Item 4604 Pleasure Pearls Item 1122 Pleasure Pods Item 1103 S E X U A L W E L L - B E I N G B Y P A S S I O N P A R T I E S Benefits of Kegel Exercise • Makes it easier for you to reach orgasm • Makes your orgasms stronger/better • Tightens the vaginal muscles which enhances your and your partner’s feeling • Promotes sexual self-confidence • Assists with the ability to have multiple orgasms • Increases blood flow to the vagina • Medically beneficial in preventing certain ailments and sexual difficulties • Makes vaginal childbirth and recovery easier • Strengthens the muscles involved with bladder control • Can be done discreetly anywhere, anytime Finding Your Vaginal PC Muscle The PC muscle is a hammock-like muscle that stretches from the pubic bone to the tailbone (coccyx) and forms the pelvic floor. Deciphering which muscles are used for Kegel exercise is as easy as going to the bathroom. Simply start and stop your stream of urine several times and you’ve found your PC muscles. When doing Kegels, try to only use these muscles. At first you may contract your chest, abdominal, back and anal muscles, too, but with practice you’ll be able to focus solely on the PCs. To strengthen the muscles deeper in the vagina, you can use Kegel during sex play. Simply squeeze your dildo or partner’s penis as many times as you can. You can also use Ben Wa balls or similar products (see “The Workout” under Kegel Exercises). Having something to squeeze will make Kegel exercises easier and more natural. © 2006 Passion Parties, Inc. Reproduction and distribution by Passion Consultants™ is permissible for informational purposes only.