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		<title>What is the relationship between strenth training and sex drive?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Question by hammad31: What is the relationship between strenth training and sex drive? People who exercise regularly experience a higher sex drive than sedentry people. What is the scientific reason behind this? Best answer: Answer by LibbyI think that virtually everything is related to each other, when it comes to our physical and emotional connections. [...]]]></description>
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People who exercise regularly experience a higher sex drive than sedentry people. What is the scientific reason behind this?</p>
<p><strong>Best answer:</strong></p>
<p><i>Answer by Libby</i><br/>I think that virtually everything is related to each other, when it comes to our physical and emotional connections. I tell my choir students that living a healthy and strong lifestyle builds a stronger vocal instument &#8211; and it does. Strength training is good for practically everything (if done correctly, with a trainer initially) It builds and maintains sexual desire; it builds self-confidence and esteem (which is certainly related to good sexual expression) since it has the potential to dramatically alter one&#8217;s body shape; and it even builds cardiovascular strength and endurance. All of this is beneficial to one&#8217;s sex life.</p>
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