Check out these 3 valuable exercises to keep your vagina tight and young

More often than not, we forget to exercise the vagina during our exercise routine. Exercising the female sexual organ brings a lot of benefits like protecting us from urine infections and other diseases and it also improves our sexual life, causing more orgasms.

To keep your vagina healthy and tights, work on these 3 areas using exercise thank to Redbook magazine!

Correct breathing is necessary for sexual arousal. It is impossible to become fully sexually excited if you are holding your breath which is what many of us do unconsciously during sex or as we approach orgasm. Try consciously to change your breathing pattern as you get aroused. Altering your breathing can also increase the impact of your orgasm.

The diaphragm is a muscular sheet that arches over your abdominal cavity. You expand it when you take a deep breath, and that’s an excellent way to strengthen it. Lie on your back, with one hand on your abdomen. Slowly breathe in, filling your belly with air (which will expand the diaphragm), then slowly exhale.

The hand on your stomach should rise and fall with your breathing. Belly-breathe a few times, then breathe normally for a few minutes. Repeat the exercise.

The uterus is a hollow pear-shaped muscular organ, and uterine contractions can enhance your climax. If you can control your uterine muscles, you may be able to pull the uterus up during sex, therefore exposing the cul de sac, the very end of the vagina, to penile thrusting. This is a very sexually sensitive area for women, many of whom report almost instant orgasm when this area is stimulated during intercourse.

To locate and identify your uterine muscles, get into the classic bicycling-with-your-legs-in-the-air position. This bottoms-up pose causes your uterus to settle on top of the vagina. When you return to a lying-down position, you may feel air moving out of your vagina. That is the sensation you want to re-create by tightening your lower abdominal muscles, which are right above the uterus.

As you tighten these muscles, imagine that you are inhaling and exhaling through the vagina. This flexing and relaxing allows you to open up your cul de sac during intercourse. Contract and relax the muscle 10 times, once a day.

Toning and stretching the muscles of your abdomen, lower back, and even buttocks can help you better position your pelvis for maximum pleasure.