The Best Single Leg Exercises For Amazing Sex 🚀

The best single leg exercises for amazing sex 🚀

Before we get started, let’s discuss our third leg. Some might call it a pocket rocket. And how exercising your other legs helps to ready it for launch and not prematurely. It’ll wait until it’s time and the countdown is finished.

The penis itself isn’t a muscle. It’s made up of a spongy tissue that fills with blood to get erect and ready to launch. The better the blood flows, the more erect and fuller we become.

This is where leg training plays a role. I know I’ve mentioned this before, so stay with me for a few seconds while I catch up the new viewers.

Blood flows to our legs from the common iliac artery. An offshoot of this artery supplies blood to our penis, pelvic floor, glutes and adductors.

Exercise does more than improve the flow into these areas. It strengthens these muscles, making it so we can last longer.

The biggest advantage to using single-leg exercises is it allows us to work the muscles with less weight making it much easier on our spine and low back. They also improve balance and mobility.

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If you’re not used to single-leg training, a great place to start is the basic split squat. To begin this movement, stand with your legs hip-width apart and step back a comfortable distance with one leg. It needs to be far enough that your leg is well behind the heel of your front foot, keeping your leg's hip-distance apart.

You go down until your back knee almost touches the floor or lightly touches it. To emphasize the glutes, keep the shin of the front leg vertical and maintain a slight lean in your upper body.

Allowing your shin to lean forward and keeping your torso more upright puts greater emphasis on the quads.

To encourage blood flow into the pelvic region, we want to make all of our single-leg exercises more glute focused.

A study published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research comparing a squat, split squat and step up finding that the load on the glutes was greater with both the split squat and a step up compared to a traditional squat.

This brings us to the next exercise, step-ups. You’ll want to use a bench or sturdy chair. I like something that is over 14 inches tall. The higher the step, the more the glutes and hamstrings become involved.

When you step up, lean forward a bit to put the weight on the front leg, then press through the heel of the raised leg to bring yourself up off the floor.

Try to use the back leg as little as possible.

If you’re new to these exercises, it’s best to get used to the movement pattern without weights first.

When doing unilateral or single-leg exercises, it’s better to do all the repetitions on the same leg before switching to the other one. Taking a minute rest between each leg

Bulgarian split squats can be done in two ways, either as a quad or a glute dominant move. To emphasize the glutes, you want to start a little farther away from the bench. This makes it easier to keep the front shin at a 90 to the floor

This gives us more hip hinge, which targets the glutes—having our rear leg elevated increases the challenge over a basic split squat by forcing all three glute muscles, the Maximus, medius and minimus, to work harder to stabilize the body while in motion.

The walking lunge works more muscles in the legsgives us quite the cardio workout boosting our heart rate and increasing blood flow.

Taking longer strides will help keep our shin vertical, and having a slightly outward step gives us a zigzag walk and puts more emphasis on the glutes because one of the jobs of the gluteus maximus is to rotate the leg externally.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342393414_Muscle_Forces_During_the_Squat_Split_Squat_and_Step-Up_Across_a_Range_of_External_Loads_in_College-Aged_Men