Love Balls

What they can do

✓ Strengthen the muscles in the intimate area   ✓ Increase blood flow   ✓ Increase sensitivity   ✓ Increase the chance of having an orgasm

Sexologist Anja Drews
"The pelvic floor muscles are directly linked to the pleasurable sensations we feel! They surround the very erogenous zones – the vagina, the anus and the urethra. Therefore, the pleasurable sensations aren´t just limited to the clitoris and the vagina, but are also felt by the "pleasure nerves" in the whole of the pelvic area as well! You can enhance this feeling even more by experimenting with the pelvic floor muscles!"

This is how they work

Classic love balls are made up of two hollow balls that each have a small metal ball inside them. The balls start rotating when you move and the vibrations start spreading – the inner nerves in the vagina get stimulated and the pelvic floor muscles tense at the same time, so that they can keep hold the balls. This is effective and also pleasurable training.

For Beginners

For Experts

Little Works of Art

Training sets

Love balls with a remote control

Accessories

Tips & Exercises from Sexologist Anja Drews

Are you ready for pleasurable feelings? Then stand in a relaxed way with your legs hip-width apart and your knees slightly bent. If you want, you can lie down instead. Close your eyes and start becoming aware of your pelvis. Put one hand on your lower stomach and the other hand on your lower back. Now rock back and forth (with your pelvis only) in time with your breathing. Experiment with your pelvic floor muscles. Tense your muscles, relax your muscles, move faster or slower. What do you feel? Are you feeling slightly aroused? It´s great, isn´t it!? Take advantage of this energy.

You can train your pelvic floor muscles really easily – either by going to a special yoga/pilates course that trains your pelvic floor muscles or by training them at home, in the office or even at the bus stop. Really? Yes, because this training can be done without anybody noticing. Tense your pelvic floor muscles for 3 seconds, as if you were trying to stop yourself from urinating, then relax again. You can repeat this exercise several times a day.