Want to spice things up in the bedroom? Strength and high-intensity workouts may help.
. Those whose fitness levels increased most saw the biggest improvements in their sex lives."
In addition, any exercise, especially strength training, can increase testosterone levels in both men and women. You may already know that, but did you know higherThat could be a good reason to start doing some high-intensity workouts with your partner. A win-win for both of you between the sheets! High-intensity and strength-training workouts can also have other benefits that many women don't think about: improved stamina and durability and stronger orgasms. You and your partner will likely enjoy your sexual encounters more if you're not gasping for breath or sweating profusely part-way through your sex date.has shown that strength training had"the strongest relationship to overall satisfaction with quality of orgasm.
If you've been thinking about increasing your activity level or looking for ways to heat things up with your partner, consider adding strength training and/or high-intensity workouts to your routine. I think you will be pleased with the results—in more ways than one! Barb DePree, MD, has been a gynecologist for 30 years, specializing in menopause care for the past 10. Dr. DePree was named the Certified Menopause Practitioner of the Year in 2013 by the North American Menopause Society. The award particularly recognized the outreach, communication and education she does through, a website she founded and where this blog first appeared. She also is director of the Women's Midlife Services at Holland Hospital, Holland, Michigan.
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