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"  You&amp;#039;ve probably heard a story at some point about a friend&amp;#039;s cousin&amp;#039;s sister-in-law who once had an orgasm while she worked out. And odds are, you laughed it off. But, it turns out, the exercise-induced O is no urban myth. A new study from Indiana University&amp;#039;s Center for Sexual Health Promotion found that this phenomena is legit\u2014and certain exercises are more likely than others to set women off. Researchers discovered that exercises that target your core\u2014planks, crunches, etc.\u2014are more likely to give women what they termed &amp;quot;coregasms.&amp;quot;  A previous study found that at least five percent of women experience exercise-induced Os, and researchers at Indiana University wanted to dig a little deeper. Of the women they surveyed, 40 percent said they&amp;#039;d had at least 11 coregasms in their lives, and the majority of them said they weren&amp;#039;t thinking about sex when they happened. So, what caused them? Forty-five percent of the women said they went over the edge thanks to abdominal exercises, while 19 percent said spinning did it for them. Running and lifting weights also gave some women coregasms. But the ab exercise where you support your arms in padded arm rests and lift your knees toward your chest caused the most Os.  Have you ever had an orgasm from working out? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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