Multiple Male Orgasms: Tantric Techniques That Actually Work

For many men, the idea of experiencing multiple orgasms seems like a sexual unicorn—something mythical that sounds amazing but probably doesn’t exist. After all, conventional wisdom tells us that men are limited to one orgasm per sexual encounter, followed by that unavoidable refractory period where nothing much happens.
But what if that conventional wisdom is wrong? What if the tantric traditions, which have been teaching male multiple orgasm techniques for thousands of years, actually have something valuable to offer the modern man?
In this guide, we’ll explore evidence-based tantric approaches to male multiple orgasms—separating fact from fiction and providing practical techniques that actually work. Whether you’re curious about expanding your sexual experience or looking to deepen intimacy with a partner, these techniques offer a pathway to a more fulfilling sexual journey.
Understanding Male Multiple Orgasms: The Science
Before diving into techniques, let’s clarify what we’re talking about when we discuss male multiple orgasms.
The Difference Between Orgasm and Ejaculation
The most important concept to understand is that orgasm and ejaculation are two separate physiological processes that typically happen together but can be separated with practice.
- Orgasm: The pleasurable sensation involving rhythmic contractions of the pelvic floor muscles and intense pleasure
- Ejaculation: The expulsion of semen from the penis
According to research published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, when men learn to experience orgasm without ejaculation, they can avoid the refractory period that typically follows ejaculation—the time during which the body recovers and is unresponsive to further sexual stimulation.
Types of Male Multiple Orgasms
Research identifies two main patterns of male multiple orgasms:
- Sporadic multiple orgasms: Multiple orgasms separated by a few minutes
- Condensed multiple orgasms: 2-4 orgasms in rapid succession (within seconds to 2 minutes)
Additionally, men can experience different types of orgasmic experiences:
- Ejaculatory Orgasm (EO): The standard orgasm with ejaculation
- Non-Ejaculatory Orgasm (NEO): Orgasm without ejaculation
- Prolonged Non-Ejaculatory Orgasm (PNEO): Extended orgasmic state lasting 1-10 minutes
- Prostate Orgasm (PO): Orgasm achieved through prostate stimulation
How Common Are Male Multiple Orgasms?
If you’ve never experienced multiple orgasms, you’re not alone. Research indicates that fewer than 10% of men in their 20s and less than 7% of men over 30 report being multiorgasmic. However, many sexologists and tantric practitioners believe these numbers could be much higher if more men learned the necessary techniques.
The Tantric Approach to Male Multiple Orgasms
Tantra offers a comprehensive framework for understanding and cultivating sexual energy. Unlike modern approaches that focus primarily on physical techniques, tantra integrates breath, energy awareness, and mindfulness with physical practices.
The Tantric View of Male Sexual Energy
In tantric philosophy, sexual energy (often called kundalini) is seen as a powerful force that can be channeled throughout the body rather than simply released through ejaculation. Key tantric concepts include:
- Energy cultivation: Building and containing sexual energy rather than quickly releasing it
- Energy circulation: Moving energy from the genitals up through the spine and throughout the body
- Whole-body awareness: Expanding pleasure beyond just the genitals to the entire body
Core Techniques for Multiple Orgasms
The following techniques combine traditional tantric practices with insights from modern sexual research. For best results, practice these techniques regularly during solo sessions before attempting with a partner.
1. Strengthening the PC Muscle (Mula Bandha)
The pubococcygeus (PC) muscle—the same muscle used to stop the flow of urine—is crucial for controlling ejaculation and experiencing multiple orgasms. In tantra, strengthening this muscle is part of a practice called Mula Bandha (Root Lock).
Basic PC Muscle Exercise:
- Identify your PC muscle by stopping urination midstream (don’t make this a regular practice, just to identify the muscle)
- Contract this muscle for 5 seconds, then release for 5 seconds
- Repeat for 10-20 repetitions, 3 times daily
- Gradually increase the duration of contractions to 10 seconds
Advanced PC Muscle Control:
- Practice quick flutters (rapid contractions and releases)
- Practice wave contractions (gradually tightening from back to front)
- Practice contractions during arousal at different levels of excitement
According to a study published in BJU International, pelvic floor exercises can significantly improve erectile function and sexual performance. For multiple orgasms, a strong PC muscle allows you to experience orgasmic contractions while preventing ejaculation.
2. Breath Control and Energy Circulation
Tantric breathing techniques help move sexual energy throughout the body rather than allowing it to concentrate in the genitals, which can trigger ejaculation.
Microcosmic Orbit Breathing:
- Sit comfortably with spine erect or lie on your back
- As you inhale, visualize energy moving from your genitals up your spine
- As you exhale, visualize energy moving down the front of your body back to your genitals
- Continue this circular breathing pattern for 5-10 minutes
- Practice this daily, and eventually incorporate during arousal
Cooling Breath Technique:
When you feel close to ejaculation:
- Stop or slow down stimulation
- Open your mouth slightly
- Inhale slowly through slightly pursed lips (as if sipping through a straw)
- Feel the cooling sensation of the breath
- Visualize heat and energy moving up from your genitals to your heart and head
3. The Tantric Key: Edging with Awareness
Edging—bringing yourself close to orgasm and then backing off—is a key practice for developing orgasmic control. The tantric approach adds elements of mindfulness and energy awareness.
Tantric Edging Practice:
- Begin self-stimulation with a focus on slow, mindful touch
- Use the microcosmic orbit breathing as you become aroused
- When you reach about 70% of the way to orgasm (the “edge”), stop stimulation
- Contract your PC muscle firmly 3-5 times
- Focus on breathing and circulating the energy upward
- Allow arousal to subside slightly before continuing
- Repeat this cycle 3-5 times before allowing yourself to orgasm
- With practice, try to experience the orgasmic sensations without ejaculating
The 9-5-9 Breathing Technique:
When approaching ejaculation:
- Inhale for a count of 9
- Hold the breath for a count of 5
- Exhale for a count of 9
- Repeat until the urge to ejaculate subsides
4. The Squeeze Technique with Tantric Awareness
The squeeze technique, developed by sex researchers Masters and Johnson, can be enhanced with tantric energy awareness.
Enhanced Squeeze Technique:
- When approaching ejaculation, stop stimulation
- Apply firm pressure to the frenulum (the area where the head meets the shaft on the underside of the penis) with thumb below and fingers above
- Hold for 3-4 seconds while practicing the cooling breath
- Visualize energy moving up your spine as you squeeze
- Release and rest for 30 seconds before resuming stimulation
5. The Million Dollar Point Technique
This technique involves applying pressure to the perineum (the area between the scrotum and anus) just before ejaculation would occur.
How to Practice:
- Locate the spot on your perineum about halfway between your scrotum and anus
- When very close to ejaculation, firmly press this spot with two or three fingers
- Simultaneously contract your PC muscle strongly
- Continue deep breathing while maintaining pressure for 20-30 seconds
- This technique can prevent ejaculation while still allowing the pleasurable sensations of orgasm
Important note: While this technique can be effective, some sexual health experts caution against overuse as it may cause retrograde ejaculation (where semen enters the bladder rather than being expelled). Use occasionally rather than as your primary method.
6. Tantric Full-Body Awareness
Expanding pleasure beyond the genitals is a core tantric principle for experiencing multiple orgasms.
Full-Body Orgasm Practice:
- During arousal, focus on spreading the pleasurable sensations throughout your body
- Consciously relax your pelvic area, jaw, and abdomen
- Visualize sexual energy expanding with each breath
- Make sound—allow yourself to vocalize with deep breaths
- Gently rock your body to help distribute energy
- When you feel orgasmic sensations, breathe them into your entire body rather than focusing solely on your genitals
Putting It All Together: A Practice Routine
Developing the ability to experience multiple orgasms requires consistent practice. Here’s a suggested routine:
Solo Practice (3-4 times weekly):
- Begin with 5 minutes of PC muscle exercises
- Practice microcosmic orbit breathing for 5 minutes
- Engage in mindful self-pleasure, practicing edging 3-5 times
- Experiment with the squeeze technique or million dollar point when close to ejaculation
- Focus on experiencing orgasmic sensations without ejaculating
- If you do ejaculate, don’t be discouraged—note how far you got and try again next time
With a Partner:
Once you’ve developed some control through solo practice, you can begin exploring with a partner:
- Communicate your intentions to explore multiple orgasms
- Start with positions that give you control over stimulation (e.g., you on top or seated positions)
- Establish a signal for when you need to slow down or pause
- Incorporate tantric breathing together
- When approaching ejaculation, use your practiced techniques while your partner reduces stimulation
- If you experience a non-ejaculatory orgasm, take a moment to breathe and circulate energy before continuing
Common Challenges and Solutions
Challenge: Ejaculating Before Intended
Solution: You may need more practice at identifying your “point of no return.” Try counting your level of arousal on a scale of 1-10, with ejaculation at 10. Practice staying between 7-9 without going over.
Challenge: Difficulty Identifying Non-Ejaculatory Orgasms
Solution: Non-ejaculatory orgasms may feel different at first—often more diffuse and less genitally focused. Pay attention to subtle waves of pleasure, involuntary PC muscle contractions, and energy rushes.
Challenge: Loss of Erection After Non-Ejaculatory Orgasm
Solution: This is common initially. Continue stimulation gently, maintain deep breathing, and the erection will often return quickly, unlike after ejaculation.
Challenge: Partner Impatience or Confusion
Solution: Communicate clearly about what you’re practicing and why. Consider framing it as something you’re exploring together for mutual benefit, as non-ejaculatory orgasms often lead to longer, more connected sexual experiences.
The Research on Multiple Male Orgasms
While tantric practices have existed for centuries, scientific research on male multiple orgasms is still developing. A 2021 study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine examined 122 men who reported experiencing multiple orgasms. The findings revealed:
- Participants reported experiencing between 2 to 30 orgasms per session
- 79.5% typically experienced 2-4 orgasms
- Most maintained erections throughout their experiences
- Multiple orgasms occurred more frequently during partner sex than solo sessions
While more research is needed, these findings support the possibility of male multiple orgasms as a learnable skill rather than a rare genetic gift.
Beyond Technique: The Tantric Mindset
While the physical techniques are important, the tantric approach emphasizes that the right mindset is equally crucial:
Pleasure Over Performance
Focus on experiencing pleasure rather than achieving a specific goal. Paradoxically, releasing the attachment to having multiple orgasms often makes them more accessible.
Presence and Mindfulness
Bring full awareness to your body’s sensations without judgment. Notice subtle energy movements and changes in arousal.
Patience and Practice
Developing these skills takes time—often weeks or months of regular practice. Trust the process and enjoy the journey.
Whole-Being Integration
True tantric practice integrates physical techniques with emotional openness and spiritual awareness. As you develop these skills, you may notice benefits beyond the sexual—including increased energy, emotional regulation, and presence in daily life.
Conclusion: The Journey to Multiple Orgasms
The tantric approach to male multiple orgasms offers a pathway to expanded sexual pleasure and deeper intimacy. While not every technique will work for every person, consistent practice of these methods has helped many men break through the limitations of the standard single-ejaculation experience.
Remember that this journey is about exploration and expansion, not performance. Whether you achieve two orgasms or twenty, the practices themselves offer benefits: greater bodily awareness, enhanced control, deeper connection with partners, and a more mindful approach to sexuality.
As with any new skill, approach with patience, curiosity, and a sense of playfulness. Your body has far greater capacity for pleasure than you might have realized—tantra simply offers tools to unlock that potential.
Have you explored tantric practices for extended pleasure or multiple orgasms? What has been your experience? Share in the comments below (keeping it respectful and educational).






