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- 09-13-2012 #1
I used to do kegels for a long period of time, well until I began a routine in accordance with reverse kegels. Now I do them evenly, and I find a tight 25 second kegel is very difficult, where-as before I could keep it tight for minutes.
I'm theorizing because the RK muscle is developing more, even un-flexed, it's opposing the K movement. So, my PC flexing isn't necessarily weaker, it just has more work to do, making them more difficult.
Please tell me this makes sense, and I'm not just becoming weaker.
- 09-14-2012 #2
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Your muscle is less tensed up ,it should not affect strength in the normal sense but it will make them less tight.
- 09-14-2012 #3
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RK isn't a muscle, but rather learning to relax the PC/BC and stretch with the help of a push from your abs. If you stretched too much, you could get weaker, but it sounds like you have a balanced routine. Try doing a higher % of standard K and see if that helps.
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