AudioPost #1 – Help! I Ejaculate in One Minute When Masturbating!
Will having quick ejaculations when masturbating affect your sex life later on? I suggest you listen up to Audio Blog Post #1 right now!
Masturbation Training For Ejaculation Control
Use these masturbation guidelines for lifelong, optimal sexual and reproductive health. The complete set of training exercises and explanations can be found in Book One. From this point forward: Set an alarm for a minimum of 15…
How to Last Longer in Bed?
We masturbate with one goal in mind: ejaculation. But is that also our goal with sexual intercourse? Or is it a recipe for premature ejaculation?
Multi-Orgasmic, NOT Multi-Ejaculatory
Ejaculating multiple times will quickly deplete you. Ejaculation control creates multi-orgasmic men with all-night erections.
Easily Understand a Reverse Kegel With This Training
Subconsciously all men know that to hold your pee, you need to clench.
This is the same muscle the body involuntary takes over to create the contractions of ejaculation.
Take The Magical 20-Minute Mark Challenge
You will be rewarded for every second of struggle and effort you put in to controlling your ejaculation and pushing through to the Magical 20-Minute Mark, when sensitivity drops off…
Should You Give Up Masturbation?
“Why masturbate,” I asked myself, “when I could have sex with a woman I love, am very attracted to, and have an ideal sexual relationship with?”
Ready To Become The New Post-Ejaculatory Man?
This is the dawn of a new era in male/female relations. It is incumbent upon all of us to step up to the challenges we all face together. Your sexual self, and authentic sexual self-expression are integral…
Kegel Clench or Release For Ejaculation Control?
To Kegel clench, or release the bulbospongiosus muscle is the question. We clench the bulbo to hold pee, but we must learn to relax and release it to control ejaculation.
Please do pee in the shower!
Another Day, Another Kegel Exercise Misconception
Find out why there is so much confusion about Kegel exercises, named after the American gynecologist, Adam Henry Kegel (1894-1972) who invented them.