Capitano, Sir :-)
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Kegels are in my eyes a different kind of training than PE. I view it as “simple” muscle building. So it well can be separated and be done through the day. You just need a watch indicating seconds.
I do 4 type of Kegels:
- Quick pulsations, no rest time
- Standard 5 sec hold, 5 sec rest
- Long 15 sec hold, 5 sec rest
- “Superkegels” 45-50 sec hold, 15-10 sec rest
Routine build-up is done in 2-week steps
- 3min standard, 1min quick
- Then 4 min standard, 1 min long, 1 min quick
- Then 5 min standard, 2 min long, 1 min quick
After week 6, you can introduce the Superkegels. If you do it before you may get BC cramps which are quite nasty. The sequence should remain standard/long/super/quick. Then go on by adding every 2 weeks 1 or 2 minutes more repetitions until you reach your planned final routine.
Generally speaking the longer the hold is, the better you can control your pelvic muscles. I have tried to do Superkegels until complete exhaustion as described in the muscle building principles by Werner Kieser. But I regularly ended up by having a painful BC cramp. So I cut back to 45 to 50 seconds.
My final state of the routine is a full quarter of an hour which I find ideal as routine. I do it on a daily base without having had overtraining symptoms yet. It consists of 5 min standard, 4 min long, 4 min super and 2 min quick Kegels.
I still am surprised how intense this small exercise is - despite doing nothing else than sitting and activating my pelvic muscles, a quarter of an hour leaves me, especially the final two minutes, with a fine film of sweat in my forehead.
Hope that helps
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