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Along with the Pillow Exercise, https://www.pegym.com/forums/prematu...effective.html, I have found other good pelvic floor stretches from Yoga. Some of them does not exactly focus on pelvic region - but I am starting to believe there is a connection between lack of back/hip health or elasticity and pelvic floor balance, or something like that... just wondering.
Anyway, here are some of the most effective yoga poses for premature ejaculation.
Anyway, here are some of the most effective yoga poses for premature ejaculation.
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YOGA POSES FOR PELVIC FLOOR STRETCHING
YOGA POSES FOR PELVIC FLOOR STRETCHING
1) Ananda Balasana - happy baby pose: Ananda Balasana (Happy Baby), Chagrin Yoga's Pose for November 2010 - YouTube
As video says, it is a hip opener. However, if you do it in a certain way, you will notice your pelvic floor being affected.
Maintain you back flat. If you dont feel anything on your pelvic floor, put a pillow under your back, so your butlocks and the top of your back touches the ground. The pelvic floor stretch is noticeable.
2) Bhaddha Konasana - Open Hips in Baddha Konasana with Kino MacGregor - YouTube
Ok, try not to pay attention to the nice blondie. Maintain your back erect for a better pelvic floor effect.
3) Bhadrasana: Bhadrasana by Yashendu Goswami - YouTube
This one is really hard for me. However, I believe that if you keep on practicing, you will get there. Trying the forward motion will certainly give a good pelvic floor stretch.
4) Bdharadvajasana - Bharadvajasana - Tonic for the Spine and Belly - YouTube
If you can perform the third one well, this one will be easy. PC/BC muscles should really be affected.
5) Pigeon Pose - www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWJAlAM_Lyw
This one is just amazing as a hip opener. If you are too sensitive on your pelvic floor, it will probably flex-kegel when you do it.
So it is a great time for performing Reverse Kegels and maintaining it relaxed.
6) Matsyasana (fish pose) - matsyasana (fish pose) - YouTube
Feels like the Pillow Stretch.
7) Dhanurasana (Bow Pose) - Dhanurasana - the Yoga Asana "Bow Position" - YouTube
The video also shows a more advanced position called The Rocking Bow, both are great for pelvic floor stretching.
8) Bhujangasana, the Cobra Pose: the video below embraces both the Cobra Pose and a more advanced form of it, theRoyal Cobra Pose: Royal Cobra - Advanced Yoga Asana Bhujangasana - YouTube
That position looks like the Upward-Facing Dog, which is also a good stretcher focused on low abs.
9) Male Accomplished Pose: http://www.yogaartandscience.com/pos...Siddhasana.jpg
A good position for meditation, will make you more aware of your pelvic floor, also stretching it. Very good for Meditative Reverse Kegels.
10) Kamel Pose: How To Do the Camel Pose - YouTube (open chest, stretch low abs)
This one will open your chest and stretch low abs as well. As we know, the pelvic floor is an extension of the abs, only separated by the pubic bone. Since your respiratory system will be more relaxed, it is also a good position for Reverse Kegel Breathing.
11) Deep Squat based Stretches:
As shown on that video. That may be one of the best series of stretches I found. They are all based on a subject that has come up on the forum, which is Deep Squats. However, the idea with those stretches isnt pelvic floor strengh, but pelvic floor flexibility. Maybe we should do it previous to deep squatting, right?
If flexibility turns out to be an issue for you, at it is for me, this may help: http://yogaheals.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/legs-up-the-wall-pose-viparita-karani.jpg?w=300&h=269 Also, practicing is the only way you can improve your flexibility.
All in all, I feel that this approach will make our Edging and RK exercises much more effective, besides leading the muscles to a natural relaxed state. Furthermore, when you are not balanced, anything will cause you to kegel. For exemple, thrusting movements are enough to make you contract your BC muscle. This poses will make you more comfortable with all the physical movements by turning your muscle to be longer/relaxed. KEEP ON!
As video says, it is a hip opener. However, if you do it in a certain way, you will notice your pelvic floor being affected.
Maintain you back flat. If you dont feel anything on your pelvic floor, put a pillow under your back, so your butlocks and the top of your back touches the ground. The pelvic floor stretch is noticeable.
2) Bhaddha Konasana - Open Hips in Baddha Konasana with Kino MacGregor - YouTube
Ok, try not to pay attention to the nice blondie. Maintain your back erect for a better pelvic floor effect.
3) Bhadrasana: Bhadrasana by Yashendu Goswami - YouTube
This one is really hard for me. However, I believe that if you keep on practicing, you will get there. Trying the forward motion will certainly give a good pelvic floor stretch.
4) Bdharadvajasana - Bharadvajasana - Tonic for the Spine and Belly - YouTube
If you can perform the third one well, this one will be easy. PC/BC muscles should really be affected.
5) Pigeon Pose - www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWJAlAM_Lyw
This one is just amazing as a hip opener. If you are too sensitive on your pelvic floor, it will probably flex-kegel when you do it.
So it is a great time for performing Reverse Kegels and maintaining it relaxed.
6) Matsyasana (fish pose) - matsyasana (fish pose) - YouTube
Feels like the Pillow Stretch.
7) Dhanurasana (Bow Pose) - Dhanurasana - the Yoga Asana "Bow Position" - YouTube
The video also shows a more advanced position called The Rocking Bow, both are great for pelvic floor stretching.
8) Bhujangasana, the Cobra Pose: the video below embraces both the Cobra Pose and a more advanced form of it, theRoyal Cobra Pose: Royal Cobra - Advanced Yoga Asana Bhujangasana - YouTube
That position looks like the Upward-Facing Dog, which is also a good stretcher focused on low abs.
9) Male Accomplished Pose: http://www.yogaartandscience.com/pos...Siddhasana.jpg
A good position for meditation, will make you more aware of your pelvic floor, also stretching it. Very good for Meditative Reverse Kegels.
10) Kamel Pose: How To Do the Camel Pose - YouTube (open chest, stretch low abs)
This one will open your chest and stretch low abs as well. As we know, the pelvic floor is an extension of the abs, only separated by the pubic bone. Since your respiratory system will be more relaxed, it is also a good position for Reverse Kegel Breathing.
11) Deep Squat based Stretches:
As shown on that video. That may be one of the best series of stretches I found. They are all based on a subject that has come up on the forum, which is Deep Squats. However, the idea with those stretches isnt pelvic floor strengh, but pelvic floor flexibility. Maybe we should do it previous to deep squatting, right?
If flexibility turns out to be an issue for you, at it is for me, this may help: http://yogaheals.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/legs-up-the-wall-pose-viparita-karani.jpg?w=300&h=269 Also, practicing is the only way you can improve your flexibility.
All in all, I feel that this approach will make our Edging and RK exercises much more effective, besides leading the muscles to a natural relaxed state. Furthermore, when you are not balanced, anything will cause you to kegel. For exemple, thrusting movements are enough to make you contract your BC muscle. This poses will make you more comfortable with all the physical movements by turning your muscle to be longer/relaxed. KEEP ON!
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Hope it helps,
Good luck!
Good luck!
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