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Extending Orgasms

We've all been there - coming sooner than you or your partner wanted to. You're all hot and ready to go, when before you know it you're done, usually with a weak orgasm to boot. Premature Ejaculation, or PE, is the most common form of sexual dysfunction - in fact, 25-40% of men are affected by PE and most men will experience the problem at least temporarily in their lives. But while it's a dysfunction, it's important to note that it isn't an illness or disease. It's just about learning to control your orgasms.

It doesn't help that there is no definitive answer for what constitutes as premature ejaculation. So pick your own version of what's 'too soon' - is it ejaculating before or just at the moment of intercourse? A couple minutes in? Or anytime before your partner has orgasmed?

Sure you're embarrassed, but there's no need to be embarrassed anymore because you can control your ejaculation. With a few techniques and a little practice, you'll be more satisfied with your sex life than ever before. We explore a few below; your doctor or a registered sex therapist can give you more techniques if the problem persists.

Some guys rely on the distraction method. Thinking about what you did that day, or baseball - that's sure to make your erection last longer, right? It's also sure to make you to enjoy sex less, and results in a weak orgasm. We're here to teach you how to enjoy yourself completely while still lasting longer than the few minutes - maybe seconds- that you're lasting right now.

If you and your partner use condoms, go with a thicker rather than the thinner varieties. This will decrease sensitivity, while still keeping yourself in the moment. Go back to the thinner type once you have mastered the other exercises.

The start and stop technique is probably the first real sort of method to attempt. It will be your default as you're learning the others, and you may often come back to it. Learn the signs of pre-ejaculation - that is, the point where you are about to come, but can stop yourself by removing stimulation. Once you have significantly calmed, start stimulation again. This will likely take several weeks of solo training before you have control. Practice during masturbation before working with your partner.

Controlling your breathing is another simple exercise that you can master with a little practice. Breathing faster and heavier increases your nearness to orgasm, and slowing your breath so that it is slow and deep will give you more control.

An all-natural male supplement can deliver longer, harder erections, and they also delay ejaculation. With so many imitations on the market though make sure you get an herbal supplement you can trust. We recommend Extenze. Extenze works by increasing the blood flow to your penis, and allowing your penis to take in more blood and keep it there, for longer periods of time. It delays orgasm, resulting in a stronger climax. The best part is it's completely safe, with no harmful side effects.

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Premature Ejaculation

The definition for premature ejaculation is vague at best. It could mean either ejaculating before intercourse, or just as you begin intercourse, maybe a couple of minutes in. Some even define intercourse as finishing before your partner! How many times have you wished you could have more staying power? You aren't alone. In fact, the National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS) reports that 30% of men ejaculate prematurely.

Premature ejaculation is not a disease, but simply a sexual condition. While premature ejaculation in no way physically harms the sufferer, it does affect his relationship with his partner, who he likely leaves sexually unsatisfied. This in turn will affect his self-esteem, which leaks into other aspects of his life. But lucky for you, there is a cure. You can't just be expected to control this function though, without a little bit of help. You've probably tried thinking of something else other than sex, which may work but all it does is decrease the intensity of your orgasm. Or, that you need to turn to prescription medication which is both pricey and rife with side effects. Both are completely unnecessary. Instead, we'll teach you a few easy tricks so you can enjoy sex for longer.

Learning how to start and stop is your most effective tool in preventing early orgasm. That is, while having sex recognize the moment before you orgasm, and hold off. It should first be practiced during masturbation, and then incorporated with a partner. Learn to find that moment right as you build towards orgasm, which is signalled by a tingling feeling. Stop any stimulation once you feel this tingling. After the sensation subsides, resume stimulation. See how many times you can do this, then let yourself orgasm. It may sound easy, but you'll see it's far more difficult than it sounds. You may find that you will occasionally lose the strength of your erection - this happens occasionally. Just continue as you were before. Once you are ready for partner sex with this routine, try caressing and kissing during these little breaks.

Kegel exercises are another great way of holding off orgasm. Kegel exercises strengthen the pubococcygeus muscles, otherwise known as the PC muscles. To find these muscles, stop your urination midstream - that would be the PC muscles. Now, to do a Kegel exercise, clench the muscle, hold it for five seconds, then release. Repeat these in sets of ten until you are tired. Slowly, over time, increase the number of reps, and should ideally be repeated three times a day. You won't see any results quickly, at least not for three to four weeks. How this works is during sex, once you feel yourself building towards orgasm in the same way you learned with the start and stop technique, clench this muscle. This can be done in conjunction with the start and stop.

An herbal supplement is also a great help, as long as it comes from a reputable company. Extenze promises a longer, firmer, thicker erection. Who doesn't want that? More importantly, it increases your staying power while still increasing the power of your orgasm. This probably sounds too good to be true. But it does work, through a carefully selected blend of natural sexual enhancers. Expect results with no side effects.

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Male Multiple Orgasms

You've probably heard of males being able to have multiple orgasms. But it's got to be a myth, right? Men who can enjoy orgasm after orgasm without a break?

Well it is true, and although it started as a part of Taoist spiritual rites any male can do it with enough practice. And it will undoubtedly take a lot of practice, but the pay-off will be worth it. Here we are exploring the groundwork for achieving multiple male orgasms. There are a number of excellent books on the subject, ranging from Taoist texts to practical sex guides - find the right one for you.

Before you begin, there are a couple of key concepts that you need to grasp. The first, and most surprising, is that orgasm and ejaculation are two separate things. Sure, one almost always accompanies the other, making you think they're so interconnected. Orgasm is followed by ejaculation, and once you have ejaculated, there needs to be a break between sexual sessions. But multiple orgasms work by climaxing but not ejaculating.

Be aware of the four phases that occur during sex: excitement, plateau, followed by orgasm, ejaculation and resolution. The erection phase involves erection of the penis and nipples, as well as increased heart rate. With increased or prolonged excitement you move on to the plateau phase, which makes up the bulk of sex. The penis further increases in size, breathing quickens further, and there is pre-cum present. During orgasm muscles tense and blood pressure and breathing come to a high. Usually ejaculation follows directly after, where semen is expelled and your thoughts become momentarily cloudy. Then there's the resolution, a completely relaxed state as your body returns to normal. Think of Multiple orgasm sex as a sort of wave on a graph - there's the excitement, plateau, orgasm, plateau, orgasm, plateau, orgasm accompanied by ejaculation, and finally resolution. With practice you will learn the point of no return - where in the point of orgasm you can clench your PC muscles to keep you from ejaculating, and thus allowing you to continue sex.

Have you ever tried Kegel exercises, which strengthen your PC muscles? If you don't even know what a PC muscle is let's take a minute to look at this. This is the muscle that can control urination. To locate it exactly, stop urination midflow - do it a couple of times, just to be familiar with where the muscle is exactly. You will learn to clench your PC muscle while orgasming at the pivotal moment, allowing you to keep yourself from ejaculation. Kegel exercises were invented by Dr. Arnold Kegel, a gynaecologist. It turned out that these exercises designed originally for women were also extremely useful to men. To do them, simply clench and unclench the PC muscle in reps.

How to breathe is also a vital part in getting multiple orgasms. Keep in mind that controlling your breath helps increase or decrease sexual sensitivity as need be. As you edge towards ejaculation by clenching those PC muscles, take deep, slow breaths to ground yourself back in the plateau phase. Try breathing exercises on their own, then during masturbation, then finally in sex with a partner.

An herbal male supplement will give you a bit of an edge, as it delivers to and holds more blood in the penis, engorging it to its potential in a safe, pain-free way. This means a longer, thicker erection with delayed orgasm. Great for when you're still getting a grasp on how to orgasm without ejaculation. We suggest trying Extenze.

Multiple orgasm sex is all about riding the wave of an orgasm, while still knowing the right time to bring yourself back from the brink of ejaculation. This is a difficult task, so don't expect it to happen overnight. If it were easy we'd all be doing it, right? It will take time and practice, but multiple orgasms will be worth the extra effort.