Saturday, 22 November 2014

5 Tips To Get Prolonged, Volcanic Orgasms

Orgasms feel good and you can
make it the experience even much
better with stronger, more frequent
and longer contractions.
The reward of sex is getting an orgasm and it
feels pretty damn good.
But, would you be interested in making that
experience even much more better — stronger and
more frequent contractions and also the duration
of the orgasm.
When you get an orgasm, the sexual muscles in
and around the penis and the prostate contract
and expand.
In the average orgasm, you get between 5- 15
contractions in about 10 » seconds.
You can however improve on this with the tips
below:
1. Be patient and try not to rush
orgasm. If you want to enjoy the full
pleasure of an orgasm, try to control your
excitement. Delay the orgasm for as long as
possible. The resultant build-up will be
explosive when you let go.
2. Exercise you Pubococcygeal
(PC) muscles. PC muscles play a
critical role in the male orgasm because they
improve the strength of your
erection » . So exercising the PC
muscles will be highly beneficial. You can
read about PC muscle exercise on
AskMen.com » .
3. Take a break, let it mature. If you
can skip sex and other ejaculation resultant
acts for a while, you'll have better orgasms.
So if you stay off sex and masturbation for a
while, say 3 days or a week, you will create
a buildup and have more semen for the
release when you eventually have sex. This
automatically gives your orgasms a better
feeling.
4. You can also take medication to
increase semen production.
During ejaculation, the more semen you
spurt, the better it feels. SO you might take
sperm production peels that will increase
your sperm production loads and achieve
sparkling, prolonged orgasms. You should
seek your doctor's advice on that though.
5. You can also apply the stop start
technique already discussed in
full here » .
Now, you're ready to get orgasms that will take
you out of this world.
Try out these tips and get a new definition of
orgasm.

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