This Is The Fix You Didn’t See Coming!

🔥 Your Hips & Your Mojo Are Connected! 🔥

Your hips aren’t just for movement—they’re a powerhouse of stability. The pelvic muscles, which support key functions, are directly linked to hip health. Tight, weak, or injured hip muscles can restrict blood flow, limit flexibility, and impact performance when it matters most.

💡 Did You Know? 💡

• The pelvic muscles act like a sling, supporting everything from your bladder to your gut and even your ability to perform at your best.

• If your hips are stiff or in pain, the nerves and muscles that support your manhood might not be firing properly.

🔬 The Science Behind It 🔬

When you experience hip pain—whether from arthritis, an old sports injury, or tight muscles—your body registers it as stress. Chronic stress leads to:

✅ Lower testosterone levels
✅ Decreased circulation to key areas
✅ Increased muscle tightness in the pelvic region

A 2021 study in the Journal of Urology found that men with chronic pelvic pain had lower performance scores compared to those with strong pelvic health. The key takeaway? Your hips, lower back, and core all play a crucial role in physical performance and overall well-being.

💡 Tip of the Day 💡

Want to stay in peak condition? Here are some quick, effective moves you can do daily:

✅ Adductor Stretch – Sit down, open your legs wide, and lean forward slightly to stretch the inner thigh.
✅ Hip Flexor Release – Step one foot forward into a lunge, keep your back straight, and push hips forward. Hold for 20 seconds.
✅ Glute Activation – Try squats and lunges to build strength in the hips and improve overall support.
✅ Kegel Exercises – Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles helps with endurance and control.

Bonus: Yoga & Pilates are powerful tools for improving flexibility and stability—giving you lasting benefits both inside and outside the gym.

🕵️ Hidden Signs Your Hips Are Holding You Back 🕵️

Not sure if hip health is affecting your performance? Watch out for these silent warning signs:

❌ Stiff Hips in the Morning – If it takes time to loosen up after waking, your hip flexors might be too tight, affecting circulation.
❌ Lower Back Discomfort – Weak hip muscles can force your pelvis into poor alignment, leading to strain in areas you don’t expect.
❌ Leg Fatigue or Numbness – Restricted blood flow and nerve function in the hips can reduce sensitivity and response.
❌ Limited Range of Motion – If basic movements (like squats or lunges) feel tight, your pelvic region may not be functioning optimally.
❌ You Sit for Long Hours – A sedentary lifestyle weakens the hip and core muscles, which are critical for stability and endurance.

💡 If you checked off 2 or more of these, your hip muscles might need attention! Start with stretching & strengthening today.

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👋 Hello, Modern Man!

Welcome to this edition of The Modern Man newsletter! Today, we dive into the power of s*ex therapy, not just for the body, but for the mind and your relationship. Special guest Jessa Zimmerman, certified s*ex therapist, shares game-changing insights on how shifting your approach can remove pressure and reignite your connection.

Let’s get started!

🔥 Confidence Boosters That Work 🔥

✅ Think Less, Feel More – Overthinking creates stress, and stress is the ultimate roadblock. Shift your focus away from performance and into pleasure & connection.

✅ Ditch the Playbook – No need for a rigid game plan. Treat intimacy like a playground, explore, have fun, and enjoy the moment.

✅ Forget the Scoreboard – Intimacy is not about “winning”. There’s no set timeline, and orgasm isn’t the only goal, a deeper connection matters more.

✅ Reframe Success – The goal isn’t performance, it’s pleasure. When both partners embrace this, pressure fades, and enjoyment increases.

✅ Your Brain is the MVP – Your mindset controls the experience. Focus on being present, not performing. The less pressure, the more natural things feel.

🎯 Action Items: What to Do Today 🎯

✔ Have an Open Conversation – Talk with your partner about expectations vs. reality when it comes to intimacy. Removing pressure starts with understanding each other’s needs.

✔ Schedule “Connection Time” Instead of a Rigid Plan – Instead of saying “Saturday, 3 PM”, schedule quality time where you enjoy each other without a goal.

✔ Focus on What Feels Good – Don’t let physical function define intimacy. Kissing, touching, laughing, & being close matter just as much.

✔ Try This Mindset Shift – Next time you feel pressure creeping in, take a deep breath and shift your focus to how your partner feels instead of what’s happening physically.

✔ Get Professional Support if Needed – If stress is affecting your confidence, s*ex therapy isn’t about fixing something “broken”. It’s about making a strong relationship even better.

📢 Your 7-Day Penile Rehab Challenge 📢

💡 Want to put this into action? Take the 7-day challenge and feel the difference!

📌 Day 1: Use the pump for 5-10 minutes
📌 Day 2: Eat 3 testosterone-boosting foods (beets, spinach, nuts)
📌 Day 3: Do a 10-minute HIIT workout
📌 Day 4: Cut out alcohol & processed sugar
📌 Day 5: Take a cold shower & stretch
📌 Day 6: Sleep 8 hours & track energy levels
📌 Day 7: Reflect on progress & commit to long-term health

❓ Your Biggest Questions, Answered ❓

Q: Why does the more I focus on performing, the harder it gets?
A: Because stress and pressure trigger an anxiety spiral. The mind and body are deeply connected—relaxing helps your body respond naturally.

Q: My partner schedules intimacy at specific times, and it stresses me out. How do I handle this?
A: Shift the conversation from a rigid schedule to planned opportunities for connection. Instead of “we must do this,” focus on exploring, enjoying, and seeing where the moment leads.

Q: Can I enjoy intimacy without a full performance?
A: Absolutely! Intimacy is about pleasure, not performance. There are countless ways to feel close, from kissing to touching—everything counts.

Disclaimer: The statements made here have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and represent the professional opinion(s) of the author. The purpose of this is not to act as a personal physician to any reader and is not meant to directly or indirectly diagnose disease, dispense medical advice, or prescribe the use of any products or services as treatment for sickness or disease. This information is for educational purposes only. You should always cooperate with a licensed health professional of your choice with the goal of creating optimal health. Please consult your physician prior to implementing any of the strategies mentioned in this or starting any diet, exercise, or health program—especially if you are pregnant or nursing. Any application or use of the information, resources, or recommendations contained here is at your own risk.

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