When you decided to start learning, you made a good choice. How to Stretch Your Anus for Anal Play
To fist, you need to practice stretching your anus so you can use larger toys. So, what’s the best way to stretch your anus for fisting? The answer is a fisting dildo.
The anus is a muscle. Like any other muscle in your body, you can train it to accommodate larger toys. The most common way to stretch it is with a fisting dildo.
If you want to relax your sphincter, you need to do some work. Your anus is full of sensitive nerve endings, which provide a lot of amazing pleasure for anal play, not just prostate orgasms.
Anal training and penetration can be very pleasurable.
Before moving on to fisting, you need to train your anus and learn some essential knowledge.
Through stretching exercises, you’ll discover your maximum size, as well as the best positions and positions for easiest penetration.
The anus and surrounding area are very sensitive and easily aroused when touched. Start slowly to help relax your anus, and use plenty of lubrication.
We’ll teach you everything you need to know about anal dilation.
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Our mission is to teach and train about fisting. We make it simple, accessible, and useful. You’ll become an expert fister. What is anal sex?
First and foremost, anal sex and sex are more than just fun. Anal sex is much more than that. First, let’s understand what anal sex is. Most people have some misconceptions about anal sex. Anal in Brief
First and foremost, anal sex is a sexual act in which one partner inserts a hand, two hands, or a foot into the anus. In practice, anal sex is about how well you control the anal sphincter muscles and stretch them.
With countless nerve endings in the anal area, stimulation can feel amazing. Anal Fisting in Brief:
Anal sex is a sexual act in which one partner inserts one hand, two hands, or a foot (foot fisting) into the anus.
Anal sex is about how well you control the anal sphincter and stretch it.
Anal fisting has many different names, such as fisting, handjob, handjob, etc.
Anal sex can be practiced in many different ways.
Therefore, relaxation is one of the most important things you need to enjoy during anal sex. If it hurts, there’s something wrong. Too fast, too deep, too dry, or not stretching the anus beforehand are the most common causes of pain. Anal sex is not a dirty game.
In normal anal sex, the recipient begins by carefully douching the anus (cleaning can be time-consuming). Although anal sex may sound uncomfortable, more and more people experience it as a great pleasure. If performed correctly, it will open your mind to new sexual experiences.
Rules and Techniques
Understanding a few basic rules and following a few simple principles can easily avoid injuries.
Most importantly, trust between partners is essential. Communication with your partner is essential, whether through words, body language, or eye contact. This confidence is key to successful anal sex and enjoyment.
Bringing pleasure, delight, and enjoyment to both partners. Anal Dilation Anatomy
Learn the following basic principles. Understand the intestines and how they work. Anal Fisting
During fisting, a hand, wrist, or even part of the elbow is pushed into the anus. The foot can also be used as a fisting tool. During the process, the hand is slowly moved in and out of the anus—sometimes even held in place.
In this training material, when we talk about the hand, we are referring to the area consisting of the wrist, palm, and fingers. Colon Anatomy
The colon is about one meter long and five centimeters thick within the intestine.
The colon is located within the abdominal cavity and spreads over a wide area. It is usually S-shaped or sigmoid. Learn all the parts of the colon. When a fist is pushed in, we feel where it goes.
The rectum consists of the following parts: the anal opening, rectum, sigmoid colon, descending colon, and transverse colon. If we move from the outside in as the fist thrusts, the colon is generally divided into five subdivisions: 1. Anus
- Rectum
- Sigmoid Colon (Pelvis and Ilium)
- Descending Colon
- Transverse Colon
Anus and Anal Sphincter
The anal opening is the first part of the digestive tract from the outside, through which stool leaves the body. The anal opening is the first part you need to find during anal sex, and it is the only visible external part.
The internal sphincter begins about 1 cm inward from the anus. This muscle is most active when something is thrust into the anus, but it relaxes after about 30-60 seconds.
The anal canal, anal opening, and anal sphincter (first ring). The anal canal is about 4-5 cm (2 inches) long. This is where the action during anal sex typically occurs.
The anal canal contains many pleasurable areas. Most toy pleasure comes from the anal opening, as it provides the majority of anal sex pleasure. The anus has three components: the anal opening, the sphincter, and the anal canal.
The male G-spot
The perineum is the area that begins at the testicles and ends at the anus. It’s an extremely sensitive area, often referred to as the highway to heaven.
Underneath this small patch of nerve endings is the prostate, also known as the male G-spot.
The anus
Massaging the anal opening can greatly help with relaxation and facilitate easier entry of a hand or dildo into the rectum.
The anal canal and sphincter
The anal canal is the area before the rectum. It is enclosed by two rings of muscle called sphincters—the external sphincter and the internal sphincter. The external sphincter is about 1 cm from the anal opening. Because it’s a voluntary muscle, like the muscles in our arms and legs, you can control it to open and relax.
The internal sphincter is the thin muscle that surrounds the anal canal. It’s an involuntary smooth muscle, like the muscles in our intestines. You can’t control it mentally. This internal sphincter is located 0.5 cm deep inside the anus. The internal sphincter relaxes only when gentle pressure is applied, such as from the inside, where stool is being prepared for discharge, or from the outside, where a finger or penis is applied. If you consciously relax your internal sphincter, it will relax more easily. Relaxing Your Sphincter
If your sphincter isn’t relaxed enough, inserting a finger or penis into it will be very unpleasant, even painful. Start slowly, relax, and listen to your body. Practicing slow inhalation and exhalation can help you train your sphincter to relax more easily. Rectum, Ampulla, and Rosebud
The rectum is the final part of the large intestine, ending at the anus.
The average human rectum may be between 10 and 15 centimeters long. Its diameter is comparable to that of the sigmoid colon (the part of the large intestine closest to the rectum). However, it enlarges near the anus, where the rectal ampulla forms. The rectum is officially part of the terminal large intestine, where stool and gas pass normally, then exit through the anal canal. The rectum is slightly curved and sack-like. The rectum is approximately 10-15 cm long. Many fisting players can have a rectum that stretches to 30-40 cm in length.
The rectum begins after the anal canal and ends at the second ring that separates the rectum from the sigmoid colon. This structure has three transverse curves that form transverse folds called the colorectal valves. These ampullae separate feces from gas.
The rectal wall contains nerves that control rectal pressure. When a hand or toy enters this part, players may feel the need to defecate. This is a physiological sensation of pushing or pushing.
The rectum is very elastic and can be easily extended, for example, by using toys or fisting.
Sigmoid Colon
Most fisting sessions end before the sigmoid colon. This section is also called the S-curve. The sigmoid colon is approximately 40 cm long. The fist can bend very deeply before entering the sigmoid portal. This is often called a deep fist. It often resembles the letter S. This part of the colon is usually located within the pelvis, but due to its freedom of movement, it can be easily moved into the abdominal cavity. The sigmoid colon begins at the superior foramen of the pelvis minor, continuing with the iliac colon. It then passes transversely through the anterior aspect of the sacrum to the right side of the pelvis. (The name “sigmoid” aptly refers to an S-shape.)
It then curves back and turns to the left, reaching the midline at the level of the third sacral mass, where it curves downward and ends in the rectum.
Its function is to expel solid and gaseous waste from the gastrointestinal tract. Its curved path toward the anus allows it to store gas in its upper arch, enabling the colon to expel gas without simultaneously expelling feces. The Sigmoid Passage
This gate is what advanced players call the “second ring,” the muscular opening that leads to the rectum and sigmoid colon. You can identify this second ring by its flexible tissue and density.
Advanced players can manipulate the S-curve to straighten it through repeated practice with a wide range of toys and harder toys. Successful anal sex is based on technique, trust, awareness, and communication. By understanding the skills in this area, you will develop a relaxed and safe experience.