How To Prolong Sexual Intercourse. Sex Positions.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

How To Prolong Sexual Intercourse. Sex Positions.

One of most common sexual problems is insufficient duration of sexual intercourse. Intercourse in which ejaculation occurs in 3 minutes of active frictions cannot be called pathology. However, if such duration of intercourse doesn’t satisfy both partners, then it needs a correction.

Right sex positions may help male to prolong sexual intercourse. In fact, here are good all sex positions which allow male to control his frictions. Moreover, to prolong sexual intercourse often important is not position itself but its comfort for both partners.

Man-on-top (Missionary) Sex Position
In this sex position intercourse finishes quickly if male makes quick frictions at ones after penetration at full depth of penis. Usually this problem occurs in unexperienced men.

To prolong intercourse in this sex position, male should restrict amplitudes and frequency of frictions at the very beginning. When he feels ejaculation coming he must take his penis out of vagina, take a deep breath and stretch abdomen muscles. This exercise helps to prevent ejaculation and prolong sexual intercourse.

Generally, alternating rhythm of male movements and different penis penetration depth help to prolong sexual intercourse.

In some cases duration of intercourse in missionary sex position is too short because penis erection disappears before orgasm. Here important role play some anatomic peculiarities of genitalia in partners when in this sex position vagina walls come in contact with male penis not closely. In this case the next variant of missionary position is recommended. Male stretches his legs, lifts his body bending in his loin and leaning on his straight arms. In order to increase friction force in missionary position, female should pull her legs together. Male movements not necessarily should be vertical. They may be directed sidewards, and male with turning his pelvis may give his penis complicated intravaginal movements.