Kegels for Women
Since I am a sex fiend, I’m always on the lookout for techniques that will improve my sex drive and give me more intense orgasms. So, imagine my delight when I investigated sexual techniques in yoga and improved my Kegel exercises.
The key to improving sexual strength lies in strengthening your pubococcygeus (PC) muscles of the pelvic floor. The PC (or Kegel) muscles are the same ones that restrict the flow of urine when you tighten them.
I already exercise my Kegels regularly, either alone or using ben wa balls, also known as pleasure beads. Inserting my Luna Pleasure Beads was easy. I dribbled a little lubricant on them, slid in the first one, and then slid in the second. I wiggled my hips a bit so that they would comfortably settle inside me, and made sure the string stuck out so that I could easily remove them. They stayed in place with a little help from my Kegel muscles. It felt almost like second nature to clench them. Moving brought forth the most pleasant sensations from the jiggling balls. When you actually have something inside you to grab, you give yourself quite an internal workout.
Specific Kegel exercises for women are very easy and enjoyable to do. Here are a few.
Quick Flex: Flex your Kegel muscles as hard as you can for two seconds, then release. Repeat this movement every second and do it 10 times. I found this movement to be very arousing, as well as easy to do.
Slow Flex: Flex your Kegel muscles slowly for about 15 seconds, and then slowly release. Repeat this movement every 15 seconds, and do it 10 times. This movement built up a nice feeling of arousal, and it helped me to grip the Luna Pleasure Beads for a long time, which definitely affected my climaxes, since I learned to grip while coming, making my orgasms more intense.
Intense Flex: Flex your Kegel muscles as hard as you can slowly for one minute, and then release quickly. Repeat this movement 10 times. I found that the harder I gripped my Luna Pleasure Beads or any other sex toy, the more intense my arousal and orgasms.
The key to improving sexual strength lies in strengthening your pubococcygeus (PC) muscles of the pelvic floor. The PC (or Kegel) muscles are the same ones that restrict the flow of urine when you tighten them.
I already exercise my Kegels regularly, either alone or using ben wa balls, also known as pleasure beads. Inserting my Luna Pleasure Beads was easy. I dribbled a little lubricant on them, slid in the first one, and then slid in the second. I wiggled my hips a bit so that they would comfortably settle inside me, and made sure the string stuck out so that I could easily remove them. They stayed in place with a little help from my Kegel muscles. It felt almost like second nature to clench them. Moving brought forth the most pleasant sensations from the jiggling balls. When you actually have something inside you to grab, you give yourself quite an internal workout.
Specific Kegel exercises for women are very easy and enjoyable to do. Here are a few.
Quick Flex: Flex your Kegel muscles as hard as you can for two seconds, then release. Repeat this movement every second and do it 10 times. I found this movement to be very arousing, as well as easy to do.
Slow Flex: Flex your Kegel muscles slowly for about 15 seconds, and then slowly release. Repeat this movement every 15 seconds, and do it 10 times. This movement built up a nice feeling of arousal, and it helped me to grip the Luna Pleasure Beads for a long time, which definitely affected my climaxes, since I learned to grip while coming, making my orgasms more intense.
Intense Flex: Flex your Kegel muscles as hard as you can slowly for one minute, and then release quickly. Repeat this movement 10 times. I found that the harder I gripped my Luna Pleasure Beads or any other sex toy, the more intense my arousal and orgasms.
Very interesting. Thank you for the article
great article, thanks. A good centering tactic that i learned about from a kundalini site/book/teaching? is to also breath consciously through one nostril (i can't remember if there was a specific order suggested, but i just usually start with my left nostril), while covering the other, then exhale through the other nostril, while covering the first nostril. then switch. IE- breath only through left nostril, then exhale only through right nostril, then vice versa, for however long. I usually think of the yin/yang and the union of opposites. Wholism, as an ethreal entitity. I find it to be very helpful, when bothered by schizmic, dichotomous thoughts.
not the original source of info that i happened upon for the above/below mentioned breathing technique, but this site has a few alternations, and further explanation: [https://www.yogapranayama.net/breathing-technique/nadi-sodhana-pranayama.html]. I really like the new breathing exercizes you suggested; the heart breath is like a puff of good life. the circular breath sort of reminds me of the breathing excercize i already do, in essential imagery, visualizaiton, effect, thanks again.
Nadi Sodhana pranayama link sorry, i'm just figuring out the e.f. lingo etccc