Vaginal tightness

You may have heard that sex is immensely better if you have a tight vagina.
Or may have hit on questions such as
“How can I tell whether or not/how tight I am?”,
“What is the difference between being tight and loose?”,
or ”How snug does my partner find my vagina?”

Knowing yourself well to begin with.

Have you ever had a good look at your own delicate part, the female genital area? Unlike men, whose exterior sexual organs are easily seen, you may need to use a mirror to examine yourself. Upon examination, you will find out various things: The location of the entrance, the clitoris and its hood, variations of color, size, etc.
Watching these parts of yourself is a good start to developing a feeling for who you would like to be in intercourse with your partner.

Are vagina and womb purely muscular organs?

The vagina and womb are largely muscular organ that also contain many blood vessels to warm and supply them. Generally speaking, childbirth is said to loosen the vagina. This is not because the birth canal has been stretched but because the muscles have stretched and now don’t contract properly. The same is applicable to the abdominal muscles, which tend to loosen after childbirth. Gastroptosis is likely to come together with a loosened vagina. These days, girls prefer to be slender to look good; however, slim bodies mean thinner and weaker muscles, and can result in gastroptosis. Women experiencing gastroptosis often suffer from leakage of urine and worry about less vaginal pressure and a loose vagina.

Exercise to tighten your vagina

"Kegel exercise" is often suggested by gynecologists for women to reduce urinary incontinence after childbirth. In the following, we will introduce a vaginal training which will get your orgasm more easily, get your body more sensitive, and increase your womanly attractiveness.

First thing first....

The first thing to achieve vaginal tightness is to maintain the right standing posture, with the backbone straight and compressed belly and hip muscles. Also when sitting down, be aware of having your hips pressed together and maintain straight posture to avoid developing a humpback. Attention to posture will make a difference for those who have weak abdominal muscles.

Kegel Training Items