Revolutionary Sex Review

December 26, 2016 By Rob

How would you like to give women the best sex of their lives?

When you’re a walking sex god it’s like playing the dating game on easy. Girls talk. And when they do, their friends will hear of your bedroom talents and want to sleep with you too.

Being good in bed also helps improve any relationship. If you’re dating a girl and giving her plenty of orgasms, she’ll want to have sex every night. And she won’t even think of cheating on you or leaving you for someone else.

Unfortunately, most men never realize that becoming an amazing lover is quite simple. Instead, they wish they could be great at sex, but never take any actual action to improve their bedroom skills.

Don’t make this mistake.

When you want to become better in bed, read Revolutionary Sex, by Alex Allman.

Allman is a leading expert on sex and relationships. And his best-selling book Revolutionary Sex has helped millions of men become champions in bed.

After reading this book and trying Allman’s advice, I saw a huge improvement in my sexual prowess.

And I know that you’ll enjoy similar results too.

Revolutionary Sex Review: Everything You Need To Know

(After Reading This Book, Women Will Crave Sex With You)

I ordered this book over the summer, and devoured its content. Every page was like a mini revelation that either explained a whole new concept to me, or clarified a technique that I new but didn’t fully understand.

In other words, this is a book that can help boost your sex game whether you’re a total newbie or a man with dozens of notches under his belt.

Revolutionary Sex also covers just about every bedroom situation you could possibly experience. You’ll learn the best techniques for every popular sex position, master strategies for becoming a foreplay legend, and uncover plenty of tactics for making anal and oral sex more pleasurable.

But that’s not all.

Here’s what you’ll discover:

How to give you and your partner multiple orgasms.
The best ways to “talk dirty” and get girls horny before the sex even starts.
A secret anal sex position that women love (it gives them massive orgasms when you do it).
How to make a girl squirt.
The simple oral sex techniques that makes your tongue more pleasurable than any vibrator.
How to fuck like a pornstar no matter your dick size.
What not to do in bed, and ways to avoid common mistakes that can completely ruin sex.
How to instantly make yourself more attractive to women in 30 seconds or less.
A special “G Star” sex position that makes it cum every time.
Plus plenty more!

Final Thoughts

This book is jam-packed with useful information, and you’re sure to learn a ton of new tactics for improving your sex skills.

When you’re ready to become a god in the bedroom, pick up a copy of Revolutionary Sex and read it cover-to-cover. It’ll show you all the best positions, moves, and techniques for giving your girl incredible orgasms that will drive her wild.

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P.S. This is the best sex book I’ve ever read and the only one I recommend.

What Getting A Vietnamese Fish Pedicure Is Like

December 19, 2016 By Rob

Going to the spa may sound a little “fruity” if you’re a man, but it can have a tremendous impact on your health and well-being.

If you suffer from aches and pains, bad skin, or back problems, visiting a health spa can greatly improve your life. Once I moved to Vietnam, I made it a point to start getting frequent massages (the real ones, no hookers involved), as well as other holistic treatments.

While all of these are great, my personal favorite spa activity is the fish pedicure. It’s fun, relaxing, and leaves your feet feeling fantastic. And it’s dirt cheap, costing less than $7 total.

In this article I’ll explain exactly what a Vietnamese fish pedicure is like, the overall massage parlor scene in Vietnam, and why you should consider visiting a spa while you’re in the country.

Massage Parlor Myths Debunked!

Thai Hooker Massage

(These Types Of Places Are Uncommon Outside Thailand’s Red Light Districts)

When people think of “Asian massages,” they usually think of hookers, happy endings, and backroom sexcapades. While these things can be found in Asia, they actually make up a very small percentage of spas overall.

Most massage parlors in Vietnam only offer massages. And those massages are damn good.

When you walk out of the spa, your body will be feeling better than ever. I’ve had massages that fixed my back after it was shifted out of alignment, repaired my ankle after I’d injured it, and just made me feel all-around better.

Case in point, fish pedicures.

These leave you mentally relaxed and they clean off any dead skin that’s built up on your feet.

Here’s how it works…

What Getting A Vietnamese Fish Pedicure

Getting A Vietnamese Fish Pedicure

(Getting Fish To Clean Off Your Skin Feels Amazing)

When you get to the spa, you’ll have to take your shoes off at the door. A women will then hand you a pair of sandals to wear.

Once you go inside, you’ll have to pick which service you want. At most places they’ll try to upsell you constantly. Stand your ground and stick with the program you came for.

After you’ve selected your package, you’ll be taken to an area with a large fish tank. Then you’ll be instructed to sit on the edge of the tank and dip your feet into the water. Within seconds a whole school of small fish will swim up and start nibbling on your skin. It feels good.

What To Do During Your Pedicure

While the fish are doing their thing, you have a few options to pass the time.

You can get a massage (highly recommended), drink tea and read a book, or do some writing (I penned this article while at the spa). All of these are fun and relaxing ways to unwind.

After a while your fish massage will come to an end, usually after 30 minutes or so. Then it’s time to settle up your bill, most places charge $5 – $7 for a half-hour with the fishes. This is super cheap, and about $200 – $300 less than what you’d pay for the same service in New York or Los Angeles.

Next it’s time to walk back outside and grab your shoes. As you do this, you should notice how much better your feet are. It’s like they’re softer and more sensitive, so you have feeling in them.

I really can’t stress it enough, but you have to try a fish pedicure while in Vietnam. They’re very affordable and will greatly improve the health of your feet.

P.S. If you’re looking for a fun date idea, consider taking a girl to the spa with you.

Packing Guide For Vietnam

September 12, 2016 By Rob

So, you want to visit Vietnam?

That’s great, but there are a few things you’ll want to pack for your trip. Having these items with you can mean the difference between an incredible vacation and one that’s merely okay.

To maximize your adventure, I’ve created the ultimate packing guide for Vietnam.

Let’s dig in.

Clothes

(Beachfront In Da Nang)

Many people compare Vietnam’s climate to California’s. Both regions are incredibly varied, with sunny beachfront resorts, cool mountain ranges, and sweltering cities.

Because of this, it’s important to pack a diverse wardrobe that can keep you comfortable no matter what region you’re in.

Here’s what I’d bring:

7 T-Shirts
3 Pairs Of Jeans
1 Sweatshirt – If you go to Dalat it gets cold.
2 Button-Down Shirts – For fancy restaurants or clubbing.
4 Pairs Of Shorts
9 Pairs Of Boxers
10 Pairs Of Socks
Workout Clothes
One Travel Towel – These are lightweight and take up very little space.
Bathing Suit – For when you hit the beach.
Flip-Flops Or Sandals
Gym Shoes
Pair Of Dress Shoes – For clubs and nice restaurants.

Luggage

(I Trust Samsonite To Carry All My Things)

Your bags can make or break a trip. Luggage plays a vital role in your ease of travel. The right backpack or baggage will enhance your adventure. While the wrong gear may slow you down and become frustrating.

This is the luggage I use, and I’ve never had a problem with it:

Samsonite Silhouette Sphere 2 – This is my main travel bag, and it’s great for holding all your clothes, electronics, and books.
Backpack – Good for carrying bottles of water, snacks, or a change of clothes. I use the Everest Double Main Compartment.
Ziploc Bags – Put your electronics inside these airtight bags when your traveling. There’s no telling when a freak rain storm, flood, or spill could threaten to cause water damage.
Neck Pouch – These look dorky, but they’re great for bringing your travel documents with you. I use mine whenever I’m going to or from the airport.

Security

(Vietnamese Streets Can Get Crowded, Stay Safe!)

Vietnam is a safe country. However, you can never be too careful. There are scammers and thieves lurking about, making it important to protect yourself.

These tools will keep you safe:

Luggage Lock – Good for securing your bags while you’re traveling by bus or taking a local flight.
Banking Website – I make sure to check my bank balance daily, just in case there’s been an unauthorized transaction.
VPN Service – A “Virtual Private Network” will keep your personal information secure when you use public or hotel WiFi. Hotspot Shield is my VPN of choice.

Health

(Xylitol Gum And Health Food Are Popular Here)

There’s nothing worse than getting sick on vacation. Because of this, I recommend bring the following health and hygiene products. These can keep you safe and prevent any unwanted illnesses:

Toothbrush And Toothpaste
Mouthwash
Dental Picks – Way better than traditional flossing. DenTek is the best brand.
Travel Soap Or Bodywash
Deodorant
Talcum Powder
Small First-Aide Kit – No telling when you’ll get hurt. Better safe than sorry.
Sunscreen – Vietnam is hot! Be sure to protect your skin from getting burnt.
Advil Or Aspirin
Condoms – America has better brands and more variety. Buy before you leave for vacation.

Entertainment

(Duolingo Is An Amazing Tool)

Vietnamese culture is a lot different from anything you’ll find back in the West. As a result, you may experience some “culture shock” when it comes to local entertainment.

Vietnamese comedy relies heavily on slapstick humor (think The Three Stooges), and their music is incredibly sappy. If you want to enjoy some Western style fun, pack the following:

Amazon Prime – You can watch movies for free with your membership.
Duolingo – This is a free language learning tool. I use it to practice my Vietnamese daily.
Deck Of Cards Or Travel-Size Board Game – Fun For Playing With Locals Or Girls You Date.
VietnamCupid Membership – The best way to meet local cuties.

Electronics

(Freelance Writing From My Rooftop Office)

Contrary to popular belief, electronics are more expensive in Asia than they are in the USA. Vietnam has import taxes that raise the prices of laptops, iPhones, and speaker systems. Save some money by planning ahead and bringing your electronics with you.

Here’s what I suggest:

Laptop – Bring your laptop or iPad with you. There’s no telling when you might have to answer some emails or edit travel photos.
Universal Travel Adapter – Great for charging your phone, laptop, etc…
Unlocked Smartphone – Crucial for texting and talking when you’re in Vietnam.
UE MINI BOOM Bluetooth Speakers – These are the perfect lightweight speakers for listening to music or practicing your Vietnamese.
Earbuds Or Headphones – A must bring if you want to listen to music in public. I use Sennheiser CX 300 earbuds.
Kindle Classic Touchscreen – Books take up space, Kindles don’t. Excellent for catching up on your reading without having to lug a paperback everywhere.

Final Thoughts

(Downtown Ho Chi Minh City)

Follow this guide and you’ll be all set for your trip.

Additionally, I’d suggest that you check to see if your flight has any weight restrictions on baggage. If they do, make sure that all your gear in below the limit. You can do this by putting your bag on a scale before you leave home for the airport.

This simple trick ensures that there won’t be any hassles once you start boarding your flight.

Good luck, and enjoy your travels!

P.S. Curious about what living in Vietnam is actually like? Check out this article.

How To Eat Healthy And Stay Fit In Vietnam

July 4, 2016 By Rob

Health is a huge concern for many. In the West people pay big bucks just to eat food that won’t kill them or make them enormously fat.

In Vietnam things are different.

You don’t have to try hard in order to stay healthy. There’s plenty of fresh food and opportunities for exercise.

If you want to take your health seriously, and whip your body into the best shape it’s even been in, this is the country for you.

Below you’ll learn:

How to avoid a common “expat health mistake”
How to eat healthy for under $10 per day
How you can build muscle and get fit without ever spending a dime
And plenty more!

Anyway, let’s dig in.

The Ugly Truth About Most Male Expats

(Sadly, Many Expats End Up Out-Of-Shape And Unhappy)

For whatever reason, many men who move abroad end up neglecting their health. They start drinking too much, stop exercising, and eat cheap junk food (most of the McDonald’s customers here are Westerners). What happens next is no surprise.

Their overall quality of life plummets.

It gets tough for them to date girls (no woman wants to date an obese guy), their extra fat makes the weather unbearable, and their weakened bodies become more susceptible to illness.

A lot of these guys end up fat, sick, and hating themselves. Their self-esteem evaporates and they wind up bitter and angry.

Don’t make this mistake! Especially since it’s incredibly easy to stay healthy and happy while living in Vietnam.

This country has great fresh fruits and vegetables, all-natural pork and beef, and insanely cheap food prices. If you want to stay fit, or work yourself into peak physical condition, this is the place to do it.

How To Eat Healthy And Stay Fit In Vietnam For Less Than $10 A Day

(A Delicious Glass Of Carrot Juice Costs Less Than $1)

How much would it cost you to eat health food in America? A thousand dollars a month? Two thousand?

Many Westerners willingly pay these outrageous fees, just so that they can get their hands on food that hasn’t been tainted by deadly chemicals and genetic engineering.

In Vietnam you can enjoy these same fresh foods, without ever paying more than $10 a day.

To show you how cheap good food is, here’s my last receipt from grocery shopping:

One pound of pork loin: $1.70
10 fresh eggs (they rarely sell eggs by the dozen here): $0.89
Salad: $0.67
Carrot Juice: $0.89
Fresh pineapple: $2.14
Water: $0.30
Total cost: $6.59

That’s pretty inexpensive and gives you a nice balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, and meats. All for less than the price off a fast-food meal back in the West.

How Much Do Gyms In Vietnam Cost?

($40 A Month For Me To Lift Weights And Use The Gym’s Swimming Pool)

While many things in Vietnam are reasonably priced, most gyms are not. High-end fitness centers have become all the rage and many locals pay as much as $24,000 a year just to workout.

Luckily, there are budget options available.

(My Transformation From Following Special Ops Fitness Training)

When I first moved to Vietnam, I did nothing but body-weight exercises from a book called Special Ops Fitness Training. I’d go down to the park, do my workout, and then grab some delicious “Bo ne” (that’s the local phrase foe “steak and eggs” here) once I was done.

Doing those exercises, and eating right, helped me to explode from scrawny twig to physically fit. I became healthier, developed more self-confidence, and had girls fawning over me.

Men who want to lift weights can do so cheaply as well. While certain fitness centers do costs tens of thousands of dollars to join, there are plenty of inexpensive gyms. At these places you can expect to shell out between $15 and $40 a month.

The cheap gyms are nice too. I’m currently going to one with a pool, kickbocking arena, and weight room. Total cost: $40 a month.

Lifting weights and building muscle is easy here. Between the parks and affordable gyms, you can get big easily, and enjoy being in the best shape of your life.

Final Thoughts

(“Bo Ne” Is A Local Street Dish That’s Packed With Protein)

Vietnam is a great place for guys who want to keep themselves as healthy as possible. There’s plenty of fresh food (fresher than anything Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s would sell). And meals are cheap.

Cooking for yourself costs almost nothing and you can enjoy all kinds of delicious fruits, cuts of beef, and organic eggs.

Lastly, getting fit and building muscle is easy too. If you’ve ever dreamed of getting into great shape, you’ll love this country. There are free workout stations in almost every park, and lots of great gyms with affordable memberships.

P.S. If you’re interested in the book I recommended, I’ll save you from having to scroll back up. The title is: Special Ops Fitness Training.