βElevator Nuts π₯ β - Learning to Kegel
Learning how to Kegel is an important part of PE to help pump blood and having good EQ (Erectile Quality).
The easiest way to learn how to Kegel is to stop urinating mid stream. However, it can be difficult to replicate this when you are not peeing. Sometimes
you hold a Kegel for sometime, sometimes you can rapidly pulse the Kegel to help pump more blood.
This involves the BC/PC muscles also known as the pelvic floor.
You can relax you BC/PC pelvic floor muscles.
The 3rd idea is a Reverse Kegel. To learn this, next time you urinate, try to push to make the stream of urine come out faster and harder as if you had to piss out a small fire. Easy to identify when we are peeing but not so easy otherwise.
I did not realize how important it is to also Reverse Kegel. It makes sense, if we do a lot of bench pressing but do not work out our back muscles the imbalance will lead to joint pain and we will not have properly balanced strength.
It is also important to stretch our pelvic floor muscles through various yoga positions. A stretched muscle can better contract and relax and have functional efficiency.
So how do we practice Kegeling when we are not peeing? We just do it but we tend to start incorporating other muscle groups into the mix and we miss out on the benefits of isolating these small and delicate muscles.
A big portion is a solid core, your abs and lower back should be developed and synchronized with your breathing and diaphragm.
The links below show how the diaphragm functions. When it moves down, it helps your lungs expand and take in more air.
Now to the βElevator Nuts π₯β exercise. As a newbie, I am working to better dial in my pelvic floor without the aid of the surrounding muscles. Read these forums and you will realize it is a critical portion of PE and EQ.
I first saw this demonstration while watching βBang Busβ porn scene. I remembered it when I was practicing kegeling and was very surprised that I could do it with ease and it provided a visual feedback to my kegeling so I could isolate the pelvic floor.
While flaccid, stand in front of the mirror and pay attention to your nuts and gut. We have to sync our βbelly breathingβ with our nuts, the diaphragm plays an important roll.
1) Your nuts and flaccid hang as you simply relax and look in the mirror.
2) Reverse Kegel - Breath in through your nose or mouth as you focus on your diaphragm moving down, and your gut pushing out so that your lungs have room to expand.
Congratulations, you just did a reverse Kegel, kind of.
2A) Your nuts will drop down when you do step 2) however, you will not notice it until you do a Kegel in the next step. It is important to visualize your pelvic floor, the area between penis and anus, pushing down at the same time as your diaphragm pushing down. This is part of the magic. It is a very subtle connection but a powerful one in my opinion.
3) Kegel - Continuing from step 2), force the air out through your nose or mouth by sucking you gut in and trying to make it touch your spine. Focus on your diaphragm raising to help force the air out of your lungs. Focus on your pelvic floor rising in sync with your diaphragm, π‘. Your nuts will rise and be held tight to your body. Congratulations, you just did a Kegel.
3A) When you get all of the isolated details worked out, you only need to look at you nuts rising up high and tight and then forcing them down low, quickly with a reverse a Kegel. If we simply relax the Kegel, your nuts will slowly lower. We want the nuts to lower and rise quickly and be in sync with our breathing/gut/diaphragm.
I will post a video later.
Starting (07/15/20): BPEL 6.5β BPFSL 6.5β MSEG 4.75β BEG 4.75β BPFL 4.5β
Current (10/27/20): BPEL 7.0β BPFSL 7.5β MSEG 5.0β+ BEG 5.25β BPFL 5.25-5.75β
Goal: BPEL 7.5β MSEG 5.5β BEG 6.0β BPFL 6.5β