What if there was a Fitbit but for your lady bits? Now there's a new way to track your kegel training progress: the kGoal Smart Kegel Trainer.
According to an article in the Guardian, this handy little device, recently launched by Minna Life on Kickstarter, will see you on your way to a tighter vagina.
The "squeezable silicone pillow" connects to your smartphone where your pelvic floor progress—known as "clutch strength"—is monitored and tracked via Bluetooth.
“Pelvic floor muscles are one of the most important, yet least appreciated, parts of the body,” says kGoal designer, Grace Lee in the promo video. “But many people never think about exercising them.” And yet they are critical—if you want to avoid the sneeze-pee incontinence that often comes following childbirth.
But even you are religiously performing those kegels, how do you know if you're doing them correctly? (Many women don't, and sadly give up.) That's where the kGoal comes in.
Though this handy little device flashes a pink light and vibrates when you clench, it's not to be confused with a toy.
Apparently the biggest challenge for developers is making the kGoal function and comfortable for "a wide variety of anatomies."
With less than a month to go on Kickstarter campaign, would you back the kGoal?
As far as Kickstarter products go, the kGoal seems far more practical than this one.
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