As you may know at this point, yoga is based on positions, breathing, concentration, and meditation, and the best part is, in order to practice, you do not need to be a Jean Claude Van Dam. The positions (called asanas) favor a lengthening of all muscles and free the body from the tensions that make you live in a state of permanent stress.

Men who practice yoga feel a more intense pleasure than just ejaculation. They control their breathing better and thanks, to the perineum tonic, they manage to retain and prolong erection and ejaculation. Moreover, having a greater awareness of their body and soul, they are more present, they seek intimacy and they look you in the eyes during the relationship, so yes to happy sex!

Various scientific researches, like the one in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, have seen how yoga can increase libido, desire, sexual pleasure and sexual performance. This thanks to the particular positions and breathing: yoga acts on our parasympathetic nervous system, allowing us to accustom our psyche to a state of extended well-being.

Our Best pick poses (asanas) stretches the chest, tones and works on your pelvic muscles and above all, it improves the circulation of the genital organs, so it helps you regain lost desire, excitement and the pleasure of making love with your partner.

Many yogis thanks to the exercise of observing their bodies on the mat and even outside of practice, "observe that as their yoga practice progresses, their sexual experience becomes more fulfilling, more enjoyable and a spirit of experimentation ". So explains Meta Chaya Hirschl, yoga expert and author of the book Vital Yoga.

In fact, yoga positions act beneficially both on our body and on our mind and spirit. Yoga makes us feel good about our body, also improving the relationship with the body of the other: this aspect is fundamental in sexuality. Besides, many positions are designed to strengthen the buttocks, improve the pelvic area and tone the muscles of the reproductive system. Acting positively on the pelvic floor, the result will be a greater flow of blood in the genitals and the consequent release of tensions.

Mula Bandha, for example, is the energetic closure used to fix prana in the organs of the pelvis. It concerns the lifting of the perineum and gives physical support to the organs of the pelvis (in particular those involved in the process of elimination and reproduction): the Mula Bandha is practiced by lifting the pelvic floor, between the anus and the genitals, upwards and towards the inside of the body. "Mula bandha creates a sense of inner rooting and strength, both mentally (and physically)", explains Meta Chaya Hirschl.

Benefits: Increase stability and flexibility in hip flexors while also opening the front torso, chest, and shoulders. It strengthens and tones the thighs, hips, and butt. Develop endurance in your thighs while focusing on balance to improve your sprinting ability and strength in single leg squats or lunges.

Tips: Start with a closer stance if your back is arching (i.e., you feel pinching in your lower back). Keep hips even, facing forward. Ribs draw in towards one another to prevent puffing of the chest and arching of the back

Benefits: An excellent pose for toning your legs. Build lower body strength by working on your calves ankles hip flexors and back. Develop endurance while opening the shoulders and chest to Stimulates the heart, diaphragm, and abdominal organs. A good exercise to reduce flatness of feet.

Tips: Keep your back straight throughout your spine. Avoid rounding it up and opening up your chest. To keep up the balance put the weight of your body on your heels, and you may be able to lift your toes. If feeling too much pressure in legs, change knee angle.

Benefits: One of the poses with the prime focus on balance stability and concentration. Not only this, but eagle pose is also great for strengthening calf and hamstring muscles while stretching shoulder muscles.

Tips: Relax your shoulders, and push your elbows as far forward as possible. You should feel the stretch in your shoulder blades. If your foot does not wrap around your ankle, just rest the foot next to the ankle the same goes for the hands; if your palms don’t meet, let the backs of your hands touch each other.

Benefits: Such an important pose that many experienced yogis consider it as queen of all yoga poses. Sanskrit name stretches your neck and shoulder muscles while developing your core strength. Tone your butt and abdomen muscles. This pose also stimulates thyroid and prostate glands, which boost your metabolism, detoxify your body and improve your digestion. This pose also increases blood flow towards the brain, which results in better memory and concentration reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Tips: This is an advanced level pose, and it is recommended to at least have experience of 8 to 12 weeks practice before attempting this pose. Do not attempt this pose if you have a headache, recent or chronic neck injury, have a history of stroke or high blood pressure.

Benefits: A excellent hip opening pose that strengthens your thighs, groin, hips, ankles, and torso mussels. Improve your squat balance, concentration, and focus. Tones your abdominal muscles and improves the function of the colon to help with elimination. Enhances blood circulation in the pelvic region, which helps in regulating sexual energy.

Tips: Knees pressing inwards toward elbows, elbows pushing outwards towards knees to create tension. Avoid this Pose if you are having knee or lower back pain. Keep bowels empty before you practice this asana.

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for more exercises (other than yoga) that can boost you sex life life please check out this awesome article. 

By the way number of researches have confirmed that that yoga is one of the best and most sustainable form of activity to loose weight and here is why. 

Take good care of yourself,

and C.Ya