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Thread: Difficult rk from pf tightness
- 11-07-2018 #11
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That exact idea has been in my mind recently, and I don’t have an adequate answer to it. It might mean that urinating just need a little expansion of the pelvic floor, but regulating the arousal (or stiffness of an erection) needs more. Or, it means that there is something else that we don’t understand about how this is all connected.
I know that when I reverse kegel, my EQ goes down. I know that to urinate, I need to reduce my EQ to a certain level to be able to urinate and that RKs can help get me there.
I’m not sure how that is all related exactly.
- 11-07-2018 #12
Thanks to WGB, I believe ATP is an issue for me. I've noticed to RK, I must thrust my hips forward a little, almost like a penetrating motion. Hold them forward, then I can RK much easier. My method is to actually do this thrust or rocking in rhythm to RK.
Come to find out, it's because every time I thrust, im properly aligning my hips and pf! My oh my. Time to begin looking into ATP focused exercises and get be more religious about my butterfly / hindi.I'm just here for a healthier dong (and a lot of girth).
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- 11-07-2018 #13
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- 11-08-2018 #15
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Yeah its confused me too. My advice to anyone out there struggling to RK would be. Urinate like normal and pay attention to what your doing. Then next time you need to piss gently try and start the flow without doing so and because you will need to pee this will really give you the 'feeling' of the RK. From there you can move to trying to do it when you don't need to pee.
This has given me more questions about me though. I've never ever had any difficulty when taking a piss. I can start the flow easily, I can increase the flow easily (to pretty rapid too!) so maybe the front of my PF isn't that tight? I do always have to kegal several times though to get the last few bits out. I have always had some issue in going to the toilet though and struggling when taking a shit. Maybe its the rear of my PF thats tight? But not sure if that would affect my PreE?
- 11-08-2018 #16
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My view is that tightness anywhere in the pf is not good for stamina .
Well it does seem the front of your pelvic floor is not that tight R .
Like me you must keep an open mind to the experience of others and try to move forward to more complete understanding . Already this has increased your understanding of your own situation a win win.
- 11-12-2018 #17
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Nice Thread!
- 12-15-2018 #18
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I continue to watch this .
It occurs to me many who have difficulty with rk should start with stretches like Hindi etc . Now in some cases this has quick effect and sometimes it will take some time to relax the area enough for rk to become easier.
- 12-16-2018 #19
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I can not find the reverse kegel and how to do it. This is somehow very strange for me - because I remember that some time ago I could easily increase the flow of urine and never gave it any thought. And now I am actually shocked that I can not. I do not know or understand what has happened or changed.
I am fairly new to PE....
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