TV show This Morning demonstrates sex positions to viewers

730AM GMT sixteen March 2010

TV show This Morning pushed the bounds currently by demonstrating sex positions to daytime viewers Photo REX

Presenters Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield looked on as couples clambered on to a bed to give viewers tips on how to compare their passionate positions according to their mood or their needs.

Tracey Cox, a relations expert, explained positions for couples of opposite heights or for when they are feeling lethargic.

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The attempt was piece of the programme"s ""sex up your hold up week"" that is examining a range of ways to revitalise flagging sex lives.

Couples concerned in the raunchy demo were wearing pyjamas as they showed off their moves.

Prior to the show Schofield pronounced his co-host was ""a bit shocked"" at the awaiting of report a container dedicated to sex.

Afterwards he pronounced ""Holly only pronounced that was most simpler than she thought it would be. You have to speak about these things.""

When This Morning was hosted by Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, a exposed indication was used to show viewers how to check for testicular lumps.

Executive writer Karl Newton pronounced currently ""For twenty-one years sex has been a prohibited theme for contention on This Morning and the theme unequivocally connects with the viewers who unequivocally engage themselves.

""We motionless after the success of the love week progressing this year to spin up the feverishness and launch a special sex week, covering a total spectrum of issues, from doubt or disloyalty to bad opening and from oversexed men to passionate diseases, no area is off limit.""