Brief
History-
In the early 1940's, pioneer Dr. Arnold Kegel helped women overcome
urinary incontinence through pelvic floor exercises with a feedback
instrument called the Perineometer. After several months, some of
his clients reported having orgasms for the first time.
Tighten
Vaginal Walls & Increase Orgasm Intensity For Women-
Now more than ever, women are seeking a long and fulfilling active
sexual life. It is known that childbirth and natural aging can weaken
the vagina or Kegel muscles, situated at the pelvic floor, causing
incontinence and a loss of pleasurable feelings, even orgasm.
Ejaculation
Control & Bigger Ejaculations For Men-
Many men want to know ways to prolong ejaculation and how to make
it come out with force. One healthy way to do this is to simply work
out your PC (pubococcygeus) muscle which is better known as the Kegel
muscle.