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  • Involuntary kegel while trying to RK?

    So,

    Everyday I've been working on my reverse kegels to balance my pelvic floor and cure Pre E.

    However, I'vs noticed when I try to RK or do a really hard RK, I notice involuntary kegels.

    Idk if that is just a sign of how unbalanced I am. My kegels far out strengthening my RKs. Or am I not doing an RK correctly.

    Another note i I find it hard to RK with out my core flexing. Is that normal? To flex your stomach/abs to perform an RK?

    Cheers!
    START - 10/26/12:
    NBPEL - 6.25"
    BPEL - 6.75"
    BPFL - 4.125"
    BPFSL-6.75"
    NBPFL - 4"
    EG - 5"
    FG - 4.5"

    Short-Term Goal:
    NBPEL - 7+ inches
    EG - 5.5+ inches
    End Goal:
    NBPEL - 7.5+ inches
    EG - 6 inches

  • #2
    It is normal at the begining to flex abs ,isolation will improve with practise.
    You know when you stretch a really tight hamstring and it sort of wants to spasm back? That is sort of what is happening.
    Keep training.

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    • #3
      Is this happening when you're doing them soft or hard?
      On a break from the forum
      imac's Phallosan Forte Progress Log
      Pelvic Floor Balance
      Confusion With Reverse Kegels

      Reverse Kegel Breathing (Meditative Reverse Kegels)

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      • #4
        When Im soft...

        Does it matter?
        START - 10/26/12:
        NBPEL - 6.25"
        BPEL - 6.75"
        BPFL - 4.125"
        BPFSL-6.75"
        NBPFL - 4"
        EG - 5"
        FG - 4.5"

        Short-Term Goal:
        NBPEL - 7+ inches
        EG - 5.5+ inches
        End Goal:
        NBPEL - 7.5+ inches
        EG - 6 inches

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