Training And Sex
December 3, 2008
Worried about how your workout sessions could effect your dating and sex life – or even vice versa? Then rest your concerns because we’ve got the latest, scientific and proven updates from the world of fitness trainers and intimacy experts who have studied the phenomenon of both besides their impact on each other to bring you the answers to all your pressing anxieties, so you train and sleep easy hereafter!
Many men wonder about frequent sex affecting their regular training sessions and not having enough energy to keep their partners satisfied while others worry lose sleep over testosterone levels decreasing with certain exercises to adversely affect their sex-life; since testosterone is the major hormone in the male body that affects both the results of training and sexual output, it is essential to understand the connection.
A man’s sex drive is dependant on high testosterone levels, which can decrease due to aging or other factors linked with his health, decrease in sex drive due to related issues and only if the condition is serious will doctors recommend replacement therapy for the hormonal imbalance/inadequacy as a solution. Thus, libido affected due to low testosterone levels, e.g. cases of erectile dysfunction, can be improved upon in this manner as a natural solution to enhancing sex drive besides taking to appropriate heavy weight lifting routines that cause testosterone levels to shoot up, so proper training can, in fact, enhance sex life.
Of course, over-training can also kill healthy testosterone levels, so it is advisable to get proper counselling from a qualified trainer before enrolling in a weightlifting program and even then, only do 20-40 sets maximum per workout to remain within a desirable range for good results for enhancing form and libido.
Knowing the kinds of exercises that will maximize testosterone levels is also important to ensuring a man gets the full benefits of a well-rounded training routine that works to get him brownie points in the bedroom e.g. full squats, bench press, bent-over row, lunges, shoulder presses, back squats and pull-ups, all of which require the use of multiple muscle fibres in the body that release a good amount of to strengthen the sex drive.
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