Kegel exercises are the clenching and unclenching of the pubococcygeus muscles, or the PC muscles, in reps. Kegel exercises were first introduced in the 1950s by Dr. Arnold Kegel, an American gynaecologist. While originally designed for women after child birth, it became apparent pretty quickly that when men did the exercises it gave them more control over their ejaculation and enhanced the quality of their orgasms. Practicing Kegels is also a stepping stone to men learning how to have multiple orgasms.

Before Dr. Kegel's exercises, there were also similar exercises in Ancient Tao and Yogi texts, who saw sex as a spiritual practice. Ejaculatory control meant building up power. While this may imply that Kegels are difficult, it's actually an easy exercise you can do anywhere - sitting at your desk, watching TV, waiting at a red light. If all it takes is a few reps of clenching and unclenching who wouldn't try it?

The first step in doing a Kegel is locating your PC muscle. The PC muscle located from the pubic bone to the tail bone, and forms the floor of the pelvic cavity. To find this muscle that you should be working, next time you're urinating stop the flow midstream. That muscle you feel stopping the urine is the PC muscle.

Start with five reps of five seconds - if this causes any discomfort then As the muscle strengthens over time, work up to sets of ten reps. That is, clench the muscle, hold for ten seconds, then relax. Ideally you should do this set three or four times a day.

When doing the exercises make sure that it is only the PC muscle that you are clenching. Try to relax your whole body, especially the sphincter, buttocks and thighs, which people often tense without realizing they are. Tensing these muscles during a rep actually diminishes the effectiveness of the exercise.

Don't expect results right away. It may take several weeks before you feel any real results. While it's tempting to do a lot of reps right away, ignoring a regime that you set up and build from, overdoing kegels won't get you results quicker. Rather, it will just tire you out, strain muscles, and cause discomfort.

Kegels aren't just as an exercise. Try incorporating Kegels during masturbation and sex. As we said before, Kegels can help give you greater control of your ejaculation. Eventually, with enough practice, you will be able to hold off on coming, extending your sex play for your and your partner's enjoyment. Being able to hold off ejaculation is an important stepping stone in learning how to have multiple orgasms, so try experimenting with that once you feel you have a handle on the PC muscle during sex.

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