How To Last Long In Sex

By: Slade K

Break Studios Contributing Writer

For most men, learning how to last long in sex is one of the top priorities pertaining to sex in general. How long a man can last plays a vital role in determining his sexual prowess and reputation with his various partners. Obviously, positive feedback is something that can boost confidence and improve a man's life in many different ways; whereas negative feedback due to finishing pre-maturely can be detrimental to a man's confidence and hinder his ability to perform even more. This article will outline some basic guidelines that can help improve a man's ability to last longer in bed.

  1. Take it easy during foreplay. Try to focus more so on getting her fired up over things that will get you going. While, in fact, foreplay is important for both partners in terms of getting the mood going, over stimulation for the man during this time can result in a buildup that causes pre-mature ejaculation early on into intercourse.
  2. Clear your mind. During intercourse, the best way for a man to last long in sex is to gain control of his mind. Try to divert your focus from the act of having sex to something that is not related to what you are doing. This will help decrease some of the tension that has built up thus far and give you a little more control over your ability to hold off on climaxing.
  3. Take small breaks during intercourse. By taking breaks, it does mean the both of you stop what you are doing and go have a cigarette; simply stop humping each other and have a seductive make out session for 30 seconds. This is something that works very well in allowing a man to regain control if it feels as if he might unwillingly lose his load during intercourse.

In all, knowing how to last long in sex is something that plays an important role in a man's confidence and innate ability to perform in all aspects of his sexual life. By following the guidelines above and actually implementing them, you can improve your ability to perform for your partner. Remember, practice is the single best thing for improvement; so test and stick with what works best.

Posted on: Nov. 16, 2010