Just like how bodybuilders can make their pectoral or chest muscles bounce up and down, you can do it with your pelvic muscles.

The pelvic muscles are not only the motor of ejaculation – meaning they are responsible for propelling the semen from the penis – but they also play an interesting role in preventing ejaculation Prevent Premature Ejaculation With Pelvic Muscles David Mandell Jan 19, 2017 by David Mandell 5 Min Read 8.8k SHARES Share Pin It Tweet Do kegel exercises on a regular basis as the stronger the pelvic muscles, the better the chance of controlling your ejaculation. Strengthen your pelvic muscles and bring them under your control. During intercourse, being able to contract your pelvic muscles 10 times will help you reign in the urge to ejaculate sooner than you want. One of the most rewarding aspects of creating a men’s health product is hearing from our customers. Over the course of the last year, I’ve personally had the pleasure of talking directly to hundreds of men who’ve had life-changing experiences from using The Private Gym pelvic muscle exercise program. I’ve also talked with many men who weren’t satisfied with the results and worked closely with them to troubleshoot the problems. Let me tell you about an African American male in his mid-40s. He purchased the Private Gym to keep his sexual performance from deteriorating. After receiving the program, he started interacting with me. “Since I can’t see them, how do I know if I’m actually exercising the right muscles?” he said. This is one of the most common questions we get from men. ADVERTISEMENT “I feel like I am clenching my butt muscles?” he said to me. I explained to him that he needed to focus on the muscles that he uses to stop himself from urinating. I wasn’t sure he completely understood which ones I was talking about. Let’s try another approach. “You know how you can make your penis move up and down when it is really hard?” I said. He knew exactly what I was talking about. “I used to be able to do that,” he said laughing. “You’ll soon be able to do it again,” I responded. “Those are the right muscles. They control your penis.” In half an hour, we covered a lot of subjects – from how to get the most out of the program to what it was like being over 40 and seeing changes in our bodies. He didn’t have a problem; he simply wanted to rejuvenate his erections. Over the past several weeks, he’s checked in with me, each time telling me how well the program is working for him. “I woke up with an erection this morning!” He texted me. “That hasn’t happened in years.” “Great!” I responded. “It means you are doing it correctly.” ADVERTISEMENT What To Do With Your Pelvic Muscles Waking up with an erection is one of the most common bio-feedback responses that most men experience when starting The Private Gym program. He soon started the resistance training portion of the program. While his erections were much harder, he wasn’t seeing great improvement in his ability to last longer during sex. “Now that you’ve strengthened your pelvic muscles, it is time to use them!” I said enthusiastically. He paused. “What do you mean use them?” It then dawned on me. Most men don’t even know that they have pelvic muscles. Why should they know what to do with them once they’ve strengthened them and have the ability to control them? One of the most remarkable aspects of strengthening your pelvic floor is this – gaining control. Control over an area of the body that for so long has been totally out of your control! Think about it: how often in life has your penis done what you wanted it to do, when you wanted it to do it? It’s like finding a talking dog. Of course, it never talks in front of anyone – only to you. The penis is often similar. It goes up, it goes down, almost always at the wrong times. But when you strengthen the pelvic muscles, remarkably, you begin to get control over your penis. Just like how bodybuilders can make their pectoral or chest muscles bounce up and down, you can do it with your pelvic muscles. But why is this important? When your pelvic muscles are strong, you can contract them, force more blood into your penis, keep it in longer, and create the rock-hard erection that so easily came to us when we were in our teenage years. How’s that for an answer? ADVERTISEMENT How To Delay Ejaculation Now that you can control your pelvic muscles by contracting them during sex, you can “short-circuit” the ejaculation response. The pelvic muscles are not only the motor of ejaculation – meaning they are responsible for propelling the semen from the penis – but they also play an interesting role in preventing ejaculation. Strong, hard pelvic muscle contractions can help stop the urge to ejaculate. The stronger they are, the more forceful the contraction. Basically, you’re using your newly strengthened pelvic muscles to override Mother Nature, whose intention is to have you ejaculate as quickly as possible. How To Stop Premature Ejaculation Given here are a few tips to do just that: Properly strengthen your pelvic muscles. The stronger the pelvic muscles, the more effective they will be in short-circuiting the ejaculation response. During sex, when you begin to feel the urge to ejaculate, slow down and stop thrusting. Contract your pelvic muscles 5–10 times. Squeeze them hard and hold the contraction for 2–3 seconds. The ejaculation feeling should subside. Continue thrusting. When the urge to ejaculate occurs again, stop and contract your pelvic muscles again. David Mandell David Mandell EXPERT

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