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If you have wondered if too little sex is killing your gains, then you have come to the right place. In this video, I am going to discuss whether or not sex is affecting your performance in the gym and the gains that you can receive based on an increase in testosterone. 60% off all AX programs - http://athleanx.com/x/294-workouts Subscribe to this channel here - http://bit.ly/2b0coMW So what does your sex life or lack there of say about your ability to make gains in the gym? Well we have to dive into a little bit of research into what kind of affect having sex has on your testosterone levels and whether or not that drives more muscle growth. Most of the research presented has been from relationship experts and anti-pornography advocates. This research mostly points to the method of climax - intercourse versus self-stimulation (masturbation). There comes the fact that intercourse actually has a larger increase in testosterone than masturbation. They are also proponents that a healthy sex life in a happy, monogamous relationship leads to a healthy sex life that can lead to more testosterone production. But, it bears the question on does having sex really have a large impact on testosterone levels does it lend itself to having greater gains in the gym? Well, further research shows that testosterone levels increase from having sex about 10% after climax. While this may seem like a large impact, it is worth noting that a male’s testosterone levels fluctuates about 30% up and down throughout the day. It should also be noted that this 10% increase is transient, lasting around 60 minutes after climax. So what does the research conclude? Well, similar to what the idea that the gym bros have pushed, men who regularly engage in sex have greater testosterone levels, which could lead to more gains in the gym! But this raises a “chicken or the egg” argument. Is having sex itself what increases testosterone levels, or is it that those with higher testosterone levels are the ones that are engaging in sexual intercourse more regularly? You could easily argue that having higher testosterone levels, especially from regular resistance training, is what drives someone to pursue sex more often. These higher T-levels present a more aggressive, dominant attitude and pursuit of what these men want, meaning that they might be able to engage in sexual intercourse more regularly. However, if it was true that having a lot of sex led to greater gains in the gym, we would have seen that Wilt Chamberlain would be a multiple time Mr. Olympia winner, based on some of the stories he’s told. But what about the idea of having too much sex? Is that going to kill your gains or your ability to perform as an athlete? This common myth comes from coaches that have said that not abstaining from sexual intercourse is going to affect an athlete’s performance when comes time to compete. Why? There is a thought that by having sex prior to a competitive event would lead to less aggression and a decreased edge to compete. But is it possible that the idea was intended to prevent something else? Well, it’s been noted that some coaches were trying to prevent their athletes from distracting themselves by pursing sexual intercourse in a sacrifice to training or competing. I could argue that the opposite is true for the original argument, however. It might be possible that someone having regular sex with their partner in a happy, monogamous relationship leads to a happier, more relaxed disposition that allows for better recovery and sleep - something that might take the nerves away when it comes time to step on the field. In the end, I would say that your best option for increasing testosterone and maximizing gains in the gym would come from regularly working out in order to build muscle. This is the tried and true way of making sure that your gains keep coming (no pun intended!) If you are looking for a complete workout program that prioritizes smart training in order to maximize your muscle growth and fat loss, head over to athleanx.com via the link below and check out our training programs. For more videos on how to build the most muscle when it comes to workouts and exercise selection, be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel below and remember to turn on your notifications so you never miss a new video when it’s published.

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