Things You'll Need:
- A set of dumbbells
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Step 1
Physically speaking, to our bodies, sex is like an athletic event. It is physical work. Whether you're "slow and steady", "fast and furious", or Paris Hilton on any given night, it is all work. But, it doesn't have to be hard, backbreaking work leaving you exhausted and sore for days. Sex can be physically demanding but manageable work requiring moderate physical effort for a properly trained body. An example of an extremely well trained body would be an MMA fighter. Does that guy look like he would run out of steam in the bedroom? That's one of the reasons women are attracted to him. They can see the evidence of his physical abilities when they see his body and watch him fight with confidence. His confidence comes from the knowledge his body is well trained and conditioned to handle his physical demands. With the right training and proper conditioning, you can have that confidence in the bedroom without being an MMA fighter and without training like one. You can drastically improve your sexual performance, improve your health, and have sex longer and better than you ever thought possible. I will give you the tools to get started.
Any reasonably healthy body is capable of normal sexual performance. But to excel sexually, you must improve your cardiovascular fitness (heart and lungs) and you must develop and train the muscles used for sex. This can be accomplished through regular exercise. Regular exercise will relieve stress, improve sleep, increase strength and stamina, burn fat, increase blood flow, improve your overall health, and enhance your sexual performance. All those benenfits and you'll look great! -
Step 2
The Exercises (Examples of each exercise can be found on ehow.com)
Arms
Alternate dumbbell curls
Dumbbell kickbacks
Shoulders
Dumbbell press
Standing lateral raises
Back
Upright rows
One-arm dumbbell rows
Deadlifts
Hips, Thighs, Calves
Squats
Lunges
Standing calve raises
Abs
Crunches
Chest
Push ups
Heart and Lungs (Cardio)
Running, walking, swimming, biking, or doing anything that gets the heart pumping for at least 30 minutes, three times per week. -
Step 3
The Workout Schedule
To warm up begin each workout with 10 minutes of cardio followed by 5 minutes of stretching the muscles to be worked. Each exercise should be performed in 3 sets of 12 reps (repetitions) with a 1 minute of rest between each set and 2 minutes of rest between each exercise.
1 set of push ups = 12 reps of push ups (12 push ups)
Mon: Chest, Back
Tue: Cardio, Abs
Wed: Hips, Thighs, Calves
Thu: Cardio, Abs
Fri: Arms, Shoulders
Sat: Cardio, Abs
Sun: Rest
This simple program consists of three days of exercise, three days of cardio, and one day of rest per week. It is a beginner’s program so I’ve included simple but effective exercises. The only equipment required is a few dumbbells. Under each muscle group listed above are the respective exercises for that group. The exercises for each muscle group are to be performed on the day listed for that body part. For example, the four exercises for the chest and back are to be performed on Monday. The weight used to perform the exercises should allow you to complete all 12 reps of every 3rd set. If it becomes too easy, try increasing the weight by 5 pounds. This is a program for beginners, but it definitely works. Give this program a month and you’ll be amazed. Give it 3 months and you’ll amaze everyone else!














