Ladies, I cannot stress how important it is for you to have a tight vagina.
Not only is it important to tighten your vagina for health reasons, but tightening the vagina is exceptionally important if you are to have a healthy pelvic floor.
Let me explain how to tighten your vagina.
How To Tighten Your Vagina Tightening the vagina is a matter of doing vaginal exercises that work to condition your vagina in ways that you never thought possible.
The vast majority of women, when they think of having a tight vagina, think about pleasing their man.
After all, a tight vagina is something that all men desire, and having a "loose" vagina is something that most women fear and most men don't desire.
So how can you tighten y our vagina?

• You may have heard of kegel exercises, and you might even think you know everything about them, but the truth is that to do them properly takes the right information and a lot of practice.
  It becomes difficult because it takes time to learn how to isolate each muscle in your pelvic floor.
  You see, your pelvic floor is made up of several muscles that all function to support your pelvic organs.
  This means that there are muscles that support your uterus and urethra.
  The most important muscle in the pelvic floor that determines your sexual pleasure is the PC muscle.
  
• If your PC muscle is weak, you'll have difficulty having orgasms.
  And even if you do, they won't be nearly as good as they could be! Strengthening your PC muscles with vaginal exercises will make your orgasms incredible.
  Just like any other muscle in the body, when it's worked out it becomes stronger.
  The same holds true for your PC muscle.
  Making it stronger will provide you with body-jolting orgasms night after night.
  Even more, your entire vagina will become more sensitive.
  This is because your stronger vaginal muscles will require more blood to function properly.
  This increased vascular structure in the vagina creates extreme sensitivity.
  Thus, you will be much more orgasmic, having multiple orgasms very frequently.
  

Keeping your vaginal muscles conditioned also means preventing pelvic floor dysfunction.
If you maintain strong vaginal muscles you will never experience conditions such as stress urinary incontinence or uterine prolapse.
Tightening the vagina will take your sex life to places it has never before been, while simultaneously keeping your entire pelvic floor in good health.