✦ SCIENCE-BASED · 3D ANIMATED

The Kegel Trainer That Actually Works

20 exercises. 9 science-backed programs. 3D animations that show you exactly how to contract — for men and women. Results in 12 weeks.

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20
Exercises & Techniques
9
Programs for Every Goal
40%
Erection improvement (Dorey 2005)
3D
Real-Time Visualization
Personalization

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Choose your training goal — we'll recommend the right program for you.

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Beginners
New to pelvic floor training — a gentle start with Reverse Kegel & Steady Clamp.
8 Weeks ♀ ♂ All Details →
Stress Incontinence
Urine leakage when coughing, sneezing or exercising — fast-twitch reaction training.
12 Weeks ♀ ♂ All Details →
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Urge Incontinence
Sudden urgent need to urinate — urge-suppression & wave techniques for better control.
8 Weeks ♀ ♂ All Details →
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Endurance & Strength
Maximum pelvic floor strength through slow-twitch & steady clamp endurance training.
10 Weeks ♀ ♂ All Details →
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Men's Protocol
Validated by the Dorey 2005 study — 40% improvement in erectile function after 3 months.
12 Weeks ♂ Men Only Details →
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Postpartum
Gentle rehabilitation after childbirth — Reverse Kegel first, progressively building strength.
12 Weeks ♀ Women Only Details →
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Women's Protocol
More intense sensations during sex — pulsation & wave exercises for deeper orgasm intensity.
8 Weeks ♀ Women Only Details →
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Power Protocol
Advanced resistance training with the Dick Grower — maximum strength and control.
12 Weeks ♂ Men Only · Advanced Details →
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Soft Jelq
Mindful jelq strokes combined with kegel — body awareness, blood flow and erection control.
8 Weeks ♂ Men Only Details →
Exercises

16 Techniques for Every Level

From gentle relaxation to explosive power — each exercise targets different muscle fiber types.

Clamp

30 reps · Contract & hold

Classic

Flash

50 reps · Maximum explosive

Explosive

Slow Twitch

20 reps · Type-I fibers

Endurance

Fast Twitch

30 reps · Type-II fibers

Reaction

Elevator

10 reps · 3-level control

Control

Breath Sync

15 reps · Follow your breath

Relaxation

Reverse Clamp

15 reps · Active release

Release

Reverse Kegel

12 reps · Stretch & open

Stretch

Waves

20 reps · Smooth waves

Flow

Steady Clamp

10 reps · Even hold

Steady

Short Holding

25 reps · React & hold

Reaction

Pulsation

40 reps · Rhythmic pulses

Rhythm

Quick Hold

30 sec · Intense hold

Hold

Hold 1 Min

60 sec · Build endurance

1 Minute

Hold 2 Min

120 sec · Advanced

2 Minutes

Hold 3 Min

180 sec · Maximum endurance

3 Minutes
Results

Real People, Real Results

Join thousands of men and women who've strengthened their pelvic floor.

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"After just 8 weeks, I no longer leak when I sneeze or run. I had no idea kegel exercises could make such a difference — the 3D animation finally showed me how to contract correctly."

Sarah M. · Stress Incontinence Program
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"I was skeptical, but the Men's Protocol delivered. After 12 weeks my erections are noticeably stronger. The science-backed approach and the animated ball really helped me understand what I was training."

Tom R. · Men's Protocol
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"The postpartum program was exactly what I needed after my second birth. Gentle, progressive, and the streak tracker kept me consistent. My physiotherapist was impressed with my progress."

Laura K. · Postpartum Program
Learn

Science-Backed Knowledge on Pelvic Health

Studies, anatomy and techniques — explained in plain language.

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Study · Men
Dorey Study 2005: 40% More Potency
How kegel training improves erections — all details from the clinical study.
Guide · Men & Women
Stop Stress Incontinence
Fast-twitch training as the most effective treatment — causes and protocol.
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Guide · Women
Pelvic Floor After Childbirth
The safe path back to strength — timeline, phases, and warning signs.
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Study · Men
Erectile Dysfunction: What Kegel Really Does
Scientific evidence — which exercises help with erectile dysfunction.
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Guide · Women
Women's Protocol: More Intense Orgasms
Pulsation, waves & breath coupling — targeted pelvic floor training for more pleasure.
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Protocol · Men
Soft Jelq: Body Awareness & Erection Control
Slow jelq strokes + kegel — interoception and the connection to erection and pelvic floor.
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Guide · Men
Stop Premature Ejaculation
How pelvic floor training improves ejaculation control — studies and technique.
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about kegel exercises and pelvic floor training.

What are kegel exercises and who are they for?

Kegel exercises are contractions of the pelvic floor muscles — the group of muscles that support the bladder, bowel and, in women, the uterus. They are effective for both men and women and are clinically recommended for treating stress incontinence, urge incontinence, erectile dysfunction, and for postpartum recovery.

How long does it take to see results from kegel exercises?

Most people notice improvements within 4–6 weeks of consistent daily practice. Clinically significant results — such as reduced incontinence or stronger erections — are typically achieved within 12 weeks. The Dorey 2005 study showed a 40% improvement in erectile function after 3 months of structured pelvic floor training.

How does the 3D animated kegel trainer work?

letsg.ro uses an animated 3D ball that visually mirrors what your pelvic floor should do during each exercise. When you contract, the ball contracts. When you release, it expands. This real-time visual feedback removes the guesswork and helps you contract the right muscles from your very first session.

Can men do kegel exercises?

Absolutely. Pelvic floor training is highly effective for men. Clinical studies show that kegel exercises reduce urinary incontinence after prostate surgery, improve erectile function, and help with premature ejaculation. The Men's Protocol on letsg.ro is specifically designed for these goals.

Do I need any equipment for pelvic floor exercises?

No equipment is needed. Pelvic floor exercises can be performed anywhere — lying down, sitting or standing. letsg.ro works on any device with a browser: smartphone, tablet or desktop. No app download required.

What is the difference between stress incontinence and urge incontinence?

Stress incontinence causes leakage during physical pressure — coughing, sneezing, laughing or exercise — due to weakened pelvic floor muscles. Urge incontinence causes a sudden, intense urge to urinate that can be hard to control. Both respond well to targeted pelvic floor training, but require different exercise protocols.

Is letsg.ro free to use?

The first week is free — no credit card needed. From the second week onward, letsg.ro costs €2 per month. Registration is required to save your progress and use your personal training plan.

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