The Man’s Guide to Reverse Kegels (Instant Download)

$9.99

Most men train strength and ignore relaxation. This guide flips that script. The Mans Guide to Reverse Kegels shows you how to relax and coordinate your pelvic floor so you can ease tension, improve bladder comfort and support better erections and control.

You Will Learn How To:

  • Understand your pelvic floor and the difference between Kegels and reverse Kegels
  • Use breathing and simple cues to release hidden clenching
  • Follow a six week plan with short daily routines you can stick to
  • Link reverse Kegels to sex performance, sport and daily life

Whats Inside: friendly anatomy explainers, step by step techniques, positions and progressions, mobility drills, sex control tools, habit checklists and progress trackers.

Perfect For: men who want less pelvic tension, easier bathroom trips and more confidence in sport, daily life and the bedroom.

Description

Most men are told to squeeze and tighten their core. Very few are shown how to let go. The Mans Guide to Reverse Kegels is a straight talking handbook that teaches you how to relax and coordinate your pelvic floor so you can ease tension, support better bladder control and build a calmer, more responsive sex life.

What reverse Kegels actually are

A regular Kegel is a deliberate squeeze of the pelvic floor muscles around the penis and anus. A reverse Kegel is the opposite. It is a controlled release and gentle lengthening of those same muscles, using breath and awareness instead of force. This guide walks you through both ideas in simple language and shows why many modern men need the relaxation side as much as strength.

  • Learn how your pelvic floor supports erections, ejaculation, bladder control and core stability.
  • Spot signs of over tightening, like urgency, post pee drips, pelvic ache or premature ejaculation linked to clenching.
  • Understand when reverse Kegels help and when you need extra medical support.

Step by step routines you can follow

Inside, you get clear instructions rather than vague cues. You start with easy breathing drills and body awareness, then add reverse Kegels in positions that feel safe, such as lying down, child pose, deep supported squat and standing reset breaks through the day.

  • Reverse Kegel techniques explained in simple steps, with images and position progressions.
  • A six week plan that builds from short daily practice to real life use at work, in sport and in bed.
  • Mobility and stretch menu for tight hips, glutes and lower back that often feed pelvic tension.
  • Bathroom, desk and bedtime routines that fit into normal life instead of taking over your day.

Better comfort, control and sex performance

The sex performance toolkit section links reverse Kegels to arousal control in a clear, practical way. You learn how to notice your arousal levels, reduce reflex clenching and use breath plus gentle release to ride waves of excitement with more choice. Many men use these tools to support better erection quality, more reliable control and less post sex ache.

Who this guide is for

This guide is for men of all ages who want less pelvic tension and more confidence. It can help if you sit a lot, lift, run, cycle, feel tight around the pelvis, notice urgency or drips, struggle with control during sex or simply want your body to feel more relaxed and responsive. It is educational, not a diagnosis, and sits well alongside advice from a pelvic health professional if you are already getting care.

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Annie Starling

Annie Starling, MD, is a respected authority in gynaecology and women's health with over 15 years of enriching experience. Her expansive knowledge and compassionate approach have been instrumental in transforming countless lives. Alongside her medical career, Annie has an impressive acting background, bringing a unique blend of expertise and empathetic communication to her work. She's not just a doctor; she's an educator, an advocate, and a trailblazer, deeply committed to empowering women through health education. Her blog posts reflect her passion for the field, offering a wealth of insights drawn from her vast professional experience. Trust Annie to guide you on your journey to better pelvic health.

Reviews
Overall Rating: 5.0
22 reviews
Jack Turner
2 weeks ago

The calm tone made it less embarrassing to read and practise

Arun K
2 weeks ago

The mobility menu for hips and lower back has helped my lifts too

Freya J
2 weeks ago

The sex performance section was calm practical and not cringey at all

Georgia L
2 weeks ago

The six week plan made it easy to build a habit without overdoing it

Daniel Shaw
2 weeks ago

The routines are short realistic and slot into my existing training week

Sarah Patel
2 weeks ago

The link between stress clenching and bladder urgency suddenly made sense

Omar Khalid
2 weeks ago

Noticed easier bathroom trips and less pelvic ache after a few weeks

Lewis P
2 weeks ago

Good explanation of how reverse Kegels support erection quality and control

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