The old financial firm, Smith Barney, used to run commercials with a tag-line that inspired confidence in its investors: “We make money the old-fashioned way. We earn it.” For those who have not had the success they anticipated from male-enhancement pills and devices, that same sage advice may indeed apply, with a variety of exercise programs available that can help achieve the desired result. Whereas other techniques may not be deemed suitable by your physician, it is a guarantee that any doctor knows of and can recommend exercises which will result in increased penis size without any pills, pumps or slings that are so often utilized by the male enhancement industry.

History Reveals

As far as exercise being the “old fashioned way”, it is historically verifiable that men in regions of China and the Middle East have been using exercise techniques to allay their insecurities and please their partners for thousands of years. Jelqing and kegeling are two of the most common and time-honored methods, with jelqing (grasping the penis at the base and pulling it lengthwise numerous times) used to increase length and girth, and kegeling (clenching the glutes in succession) leading to a better climax. There are other exercises, which a doctor will be glad to pass along. It is, in principle, no different than the dumbbell curls one would partake in if one wanted bigger, more toned biceps.

A Free and Easy Mind

As well as being non-invasive and non-ingestive, exercises designed to increase the size of one’s manhood are also inexpensive. Whichever of those positive aspects may appeal to someone who wants a bigger “package”, the exercise route is an avenue that anyone can follow. As with any kind of workout, however, one must be diligent in one’s approach. Not sticking to the regimen will assuredly lead to reverses of whatever gains one may have achieved (just as one would become flabby again if one stopped going to the gym every week). That’s the “earn it” part of the Smith Barney equation.

Although the goal of male-enhancement techniques may not have anything to do with one’s ability to achieve and maintain an erection – which is, medically speaking, an entirely different set of issues – the various exercise programs may well lead to improvements in both of those areas. Such benefits – in addition to whatever gains in size one might see – can lead to improved confidence in bed, which is the desired root goal after all. Your partner will notice all of the differences even if you are in doubt about the efficacy of the path you have chosen. In that regard, Smith Barney would nod in approval, as you will truly have “earned it.”