Sex Tip #176: Have sex post your workout

Follow this tip to heat things up in bed.

By: Bhavyajyoti Chilukoti | | Published: January 11, 2018 11:05 am

Let’s set it clear — there is no bad time to have sex. However, there are few times of the day when having sex gives you a more pleasurable experience. We are talking about having sex just after hitting the gym. Yes, having sex post-workout can help you have the best sex of your life. This is because the hormones are at the peak post workout. The levels of testosterone increase within an hour of working out. Also, post workout the blood flow to every part of the body increases, including in the penis, leading to stronger erections.

Here’s how to get the most of sex after a workout.

Try doing a couple’s workout. Women’s testosterone levels spike after workouts which increase their sex drive. Here are awesome workout ideas for couples.

Try foreplay. Yes, do not directly get into the act but indulge in a foreplay to heat things up. You can start with playing with her hair or kissing her thighs/legs and nape to entice her. Biting her ears or making circles with your tongue around her navel can do the trick. Also try these foreplay moves that will make your man go wild in bed.

Let your partner take the charge. If you are too tired to be in the driver’s seat, then let your woman guide you a pleasurable expeireicne in bed. Sex positions like woman on top, reverse cowgirl, etc can be the best options to try when planning to have sex post workout.

If you both are returning home from the gym post workout, then doing it in the living room or on the kitchen counter can further add spice your sex life. You can also try different sex positions or further explore different places in your house everytime you wish to have sex post a workout.

Sex Tip#175

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Published: January 11, 2018 11:05 am

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