A Sexy Workout

Tone up your sex life with this simple yet effective solution.

We all want to find the perfect workout for a lovely toned body - particularly as we are approaching the summer months. But there is one part of the body that always gets forgottten, and it's the muscle that makes a major contribution to sexual enjoyment.

Toning the pelvic muscles is not just for women after childbirth or those suffering from bladder weakness, but is an essential workout for every woman who wants a great sex life.

Research by 'The Continence Foundation' shows that few women are motivated to exercise regularly to prevent or even cure embarrassing leaks. So the promise of an improved sex life is of far greater interest!

Regular, effective pelvic floor exercises not only tighten the vagina to improve contact between both partners, but the increase in blood flow to the vaginal muscles leads to more frequent vaginal orgasms of greater intensity.

Pelvic floor exercises are usually only discussed at ante-natal classes, but the techniques, if ever learned, are soon forgotten. One of the main worries for those women that do bother to exercise is to be sure that they are squeezing in the right places?

Watch any group of women discussing their pelvic floor and you'll see buttocks clenching, legs twitching and even eyebrows arching. All very clever, but a clear demonstration that they are not actually squeezing their vaginal muscles.

The PelvicToner works by providing physical evidence that we are clenching and squeezing correctly, and the springs act as a form of resistance, which gives us the optimum pelvic floor workout - just like going to the gym!

The results are dramatic. Most users report a greater awareness of their pelvic floor muscles within a week or so. Those with bladder weakness usually begin to notice an improvement within a couple of week. But the universal response is "wow! Doesn't it improve your sex life!"

The PelvicToner is a registered medical device and is recommended by doctors, physiotherapists and sex therapists for all situations where effective pelvic floor exercises are the preferred course of treatment, for example, in cases of stress incontinence and prolapse.

For more information visit www.pelvictoner.co.uk