Exercises to Enhance Sexual Desire (Sexual Knowledge Adult Fiction)

Exercises that enhance libido Regular exercise can put our bodies in better shape, and the same is true for sexual endurance. During sex, men are generally (but not always) more active than women, so the following exercises will help you get your body into good shape for a more perfect sex life.
Important areas of top-down muscle activity for sexual harmony include: shoulders (for a better hug), abdomen, hips, and groin (primary areas of sexual activity).

1. This set of movements for shoulders is not only to increase the strength of the shoulders (weightlifting and pull-ups can do this), but also to increase flexibility. Flipping and rolling in bed requires flexibility in your shoulders, up and down, left and right. For best results, extend your arms straight in front of you, grab your left wrist with your right hand, and stretch your arms above your head, pushing slightly back until you feel a slight pull in your armpits. Hold this position for 5 counts, then relax your arms and repeat one or two more times.
2. Abdomen The abdominal muscles may be the most important muscles for men when making love. The most commonly used sit-ups strengthen the abdominal muscles. Lie on your back with your knees bent and your arms crossed in front of your chest or clasped behind your neck for support. Slowly lift your head and shoulders so that your shoulders are 4 inches off the ground. Hold this position for 3 counts, then relax and repeat as many times as is comfortable for you. Gradually increase the number of times according to your personal practice situation.
3. The key point of hip and groin exercises is flexibility, not strength. The following two exercises can help achieve this goal. First exercise. Sit on the floor with your feet together, legs bent, knees apart, and elbows between your knees to reach your joints. Then hold both feet and touch the soles of your feet together, bend your body slightly forward, and use your elbows to support your knees, slowly pressing your knees to the floor. When you feel a pulling sensation in your groin, stop and hold this position for a few seconds. Relax and repeat this movement 2 to 3 times. When doing this move, make sure your movements are very gentle. The second exercise. Sit cross-legged, lean your body slightly forward, and stretch your arms forward as far as possible. When you feel a pull in your groin, gently bend forward one or two more times. Relax for a while and repeat the above steps 2 or 3 times.
4. Kegel Exercise Dr. Kegel first invented this exercise in the 1940s to help women increase bladder control. These exercises can also help men achieve erections, leading to more frequent and intense orgasms and sexual enjoyment. This set of exercises mainly trains the muscles that control urination. There are three basic exercises with simple steps and they are not difficult to perform. The first exercise. Imagine the feeling of starting to urinate and then stopping. You can feel the muscles deep in your groin tightening. Continue this way and count to 3. After practicing for a while, you can increase the count to 5. As you become comfortable with this, you can increase the count to 10. The second exercise. Tighten and relax this muscle as quickly as possible. The third exercise. Imagine squeezing out a few drops of urine after your bladder is empty. At this time you will feel your abdominal wall tightening as well. Repeat each of the above exercises slowly 10 times, about 5 times a day. After a while, you will feel more sensitive and it will be easier to control your orgasm. Through these exercises, you will be able to achieve longer-lasting sexual orgasms.