How to Achieve a Male Multiple Orgasm

Multiple orgasms? Craziness! Only women can do that, is what I usually hear. But when you get down to it, it's actually quite simple once you understand the mechanics of male orgasm.

3 Ways to Achieve Male Multiple Orgasms

1. By training the PC (pubococcygeus muscle), to prevent ejaculation.
2. Preventing the refractory period (time to next erection), by stopping the release of prolactin.
3. Through prostate stimulation.

Training the PC muscle for Multiple Orgasms

Your PC muscle (pubococcygeus muscle) in your lower abdomen, controls the flow of urine and semen through a tube connecting your bladder and seminal vesicles, to the end of your penis.

After ejaculation, a hormone called prolactin is released, inhibiting both your libido and ability to get an erection.

By contracting your PC muscle (also called Kegel exercises), you can prevent the semen from exiting your body and the prolactin release that goes with it.

The prolactin is what ultimately prevents the stopping of sex. No release of prolactin, means no having to stop sex, and therefore the ability to have male multiple orgasms!

If you're not sure which muscles to contract, try stopping the flow of urine the next time you have to pee. You should get a good idea of where the muscle is when doing this.

Sounds easy right? Well... easier said than done sometimes. It takes time to build the strength of your PC muscle. Regular training over a few weeks, should be done for best results.

To get the timing right, your PC muscle should be flexed just prior to orgasm... before the "point of no return." The time where no matter what you do, ejaculation is inevitable.

Sample Training Protocol for Multiple Orgasms

- Flex your PC muscle for 5 seconds.

- Relax for 5 seconds.

- Rinse, repeat up to 10 times.

- You should expect best results when exercising multiple times per day.

After your strength has grown over a couple weeks, try increasing your flexions to 10 seconds at a time.

Once you've built yourself up to an acceptable level, practice contracting your PC muscle during a masturbatory session. Experiment flexing just prior to ejaculation. Make sure you don't overshoot the mark!

As you approach the time of inevitability, clench down hard on your PC muscle, while stopping masturbation. This should allow the sensation of orgasm to go away.

The contacting of your PC muscle should prevent you from ejaculating, allowing you to continue again. Keep practicing, honing your awareness of the proper times to contract and relax your PC muscle.

After feeling confident in your ability, try having at it during sex with your significant other. The transition from exercises, to manual stimulation, to having sex, should allow for easier male multiple orgasms.

If you are experiencing trouble, your problems may lie with your PC muscle either not being strong enough, or you're lacking the appropriate mind-body control.

Continue with the PC exercises listed above, building your stamina, while building your mind-body connection during masturbation. The process may take awhile.

Inhibiting Prolactin to Decrease Refractory Period

Male multiple orgasms can also be achieved through the popular dopamine agonist drug Pramipexol (mirapex) Cabergoline (Dostinex, Cabaser), which decreases prolactin release not only throughout the day but after sex as well.

You can still cum, and continue having sex, since the signal to "go to sleep and stop having sex" is greatly diminished.

This also means your time between erections, will also be reduced. Instead of waiting a day or two like most older men, the refractory period can be stopped altogether!

It can give you the libido of youth, while also increasing both the enjoyment and experience of sex! How can you argue with that?

Aneros Prostate Stimulator Review

Medically researched and designed by scientists, the Aneros is the only patented device of its kind, and has been reviewed and recommended in numerous adult publications worldwide.

Ergonomically shaped, and made of FDA approved materials, this hands-free plug massages the prostate (also known as the Male G-spot) and perineum with self-pivoting accuracy.

With the anal region having "one of the highest concentrations of nerve endings per square inch," in the body, this wonderful piece stimulates, circulates, and sets ablaze all the key components of an orgasm, leading to what some men call "Super O's.

"Perfect for the novice and expert, the device works by using the internal and external sphincter muscle contractions to control the movement.

As these contractions occur, the inserted end will rub its slightly angled head and contoured body against the prostate. At the same time, the curved abutment will apply pressure to the perineum for dual stimulation.

While the easy to use spiral handle makes this toy completely safe, that does not mean you should apply manual pressure. This plug is strictly automatic, and will work on its own simply by exercising the pelvic muscles.

Great for erotic delight and good health, the Aneros can be used for solo or couples play.