Zo krijg jij nog meer seks appeal

Elke vrijdag vanaf 16:00 uur lees en bekijk je hier op AskMen een verse samenwerking tussen AskMen en MasterFlirt. Ditmaal heeft Tom van MasterFlirt het over de beruchte friendzone en hoe deze te vermijden.
Het soort man, waar vrouwen naar snakken. En met snakken bedoelen ik smachten. Het soort man door wie ze ongekend en eindeloos door overmeesterd willen worden. Dit is hoe jij die man wordt. (nog meer dan je al bent, uiteraard)

Tip 1: ZEG NEE

Zeg gewoon eens nee. Tegengas durven geven en een beetje terug duwen is sexy. Het laat zien dat je ballen hebt een mening en weet waar je staat. No more mister Nice guy!

Tip 2: Spanning

Durf een spanning in de interactie vaste te houden en op te bouwen. Het is makkelijk als je oogcontact met een leuk vrouw hebt. Of als je en edgy opmerking maakt om snel terug te krabbelen en lekker gematigd te polderen. Veel beter is om die spanning die ontstaan is even vast te houden en er zelf mee te spelen. Spanning is lekker!

Tip 3: Raak aan

Alles is voorspel. Hoe relaxter jij wordt in het aanraken van een vrouw hoe laagdrempeliger de volgende stap wordt. Leer vrouwen laagdrempelig aan te raken en bouw het vandaaruit verder op.

Tip 4: Dirty Talk

Durf pikante onderwerpen aan te snijden. Want je voelt, daar waar je het over hebt. Snijd spannende gespreksonderwerpen in een non-pervy manier aan. Stel jezelf als een seksuele man op en je komt nooit meer in de friendzone.

Tip 5: Grijp kansen

Als een kans zich voordoet, grijp die dan. Dit geldt voor zoenen, mee uitvragen, seks, EVERYTHING. Zodra jij een kans laat liggen daalt jouw seks appeal. Mannen hebben lef. Mannen met lef zetten stappen en grijpen kansen. That’s how we roll!!

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The 4 Most Dangerous Fitness Trends of 2015

A good number of fitness-minded people did it, rebelling against padded, shock-absorbing sneakers and donning minimalist ones instead. hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh







1. Going Crazy on Gymnastics Rings
Tune into the Reebok CrossFit Games on ESPN in July, and you’re sure to get a good dose of inspiration: absolutely jacked men and women firing off rep after rep of incredible exercises.
But leave the dips and muscleups on gymnastic rings to the Games competitors. A recent report published by the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine suggested that, among gymnastic movements, rings routines are the toughest on your shoulders. Dips, in particular, can easily put the joint in a position that can tear your rotator cuff.








2. Kipping Pullups
Another CrossFit staple that you should stay away from: kipping pullups. This version of the pullup—where you flip your body like a hooked fish to swing your chin over rings or a bar—allows you to log a ton of reps with less effort. But most trainers agree that the kip involves a lot of excessive movement in the legs and lower spine, and places unwanted forces on the shoulders





3. Running Too Much
In 2012, 487,000 people completed marathons in the US. In 2013, it was 541,000. The 2014 numbers are still being tallied—but the number is projected to rise. If this trend continues, 2015 will be a record year.
Marathon training puts a ton of repeated pounding on your body, compromising your hips, knees, and feet. A review of studies on the topic of running injures published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine determined that running has an injury rate anywhere from 20 to 79 percent. 







4. Using a Pre-Determined Amount of Weight
Performing a workout designed by an expert trainer is preferable to simply showing up at the gym and winging it. But standardized workouts that list precisely how much weight you should lift each rep are a recipe for disaster. 
Consider an eminently avoidable workout, pulled from a popular fitness site. It has lifters start by doing ten 135-pound deadlifts. Then, each set, you add five reps and 40 to 50 pounds on the bar. Your final set consists of 35 reps of 365 pounds.
Oh, and there’s no rest and you have to do 15 box jumps between each set of deadlifts.

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Unusual Foods to Try When You're Traveling Around the World

Korea; Boiled Silkworm Larvae

Also known as beondegi in Korea, boiled silkworm larvae or pupae are considered a delicacy. The word beondegi literally translates to "chrysalis" or "pupa" in English, and the insects are usually eaten as a snack. They are often sold by street vendors or in bars. It's also possible to purchase the canned larvae in some grocery stores,

Thailand; Basil Seed Drink

This drink might look like it's full of tiny tadpoles, but those little jelly-covered bits are actually basil seeds. Basil seed drinks are often also found with honey, lemon, or other flavorings, but the tiny seeds are always suspended in the liquid, similar to another well-known Asian treat, bubble tea.If you're lucky, you just might find this drink at a few specialty or Asian food markets in the U.S.



 

China and Thailand; Soft-Shell Crab and Seaweed Pringles

We're all familiar with Pringles brand potato chips — the popular snacks, sold in an easy-to-tote and very recognizable tube, are available the world over. But there are some distinctive Pringles flavors out there that aren't available in the U.S. Seaweed Pringles (which are appropriately bright green) and a soft-shell crab variety are only widely sold in a few select countries in Asia, like China and Thailand. If you're abroad in Asia, also look out for the company's Street Food Series of flavors, which include Curry Fish Balls in Hong Kong, Bangkok-style Grilled Chicken Wings, and Indonesian Chicken Satay.

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The gauchos of South America

gaucho is helped by other after riding a wild horse during the annual celebration of Criolla Week in Montevideo

gaucho is unseated by a wild horse during the annual celebration of Criolla Week in Montevideo

Gauchos, the Latin American equivalent of the cowboy, vie for the title of best rider in Uruguay's Criolla Week. 

 

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Go Bananas!Homemade Banana Bread Recipes

Jo Ann’s Banana Bread

This banana bread from one of our staffer’s moms is simple but amazing. A tip from mom: Freeze the loaf after cooling to make the banana bread extra moist.

Chocolate-Glazed Banana Bread Minis

Bake breads in mini paper or foil pans —perfect bake sale packaging!

Banana Quick Bread

Sweet banana and crunchy coconut come together in this easy quick bread.

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