While I’m struggling to last 10 minutes, my neighbour is going 45+ and his wife is loud as hell. I asked him this morning…
“Bro, how do you keep her screaming like that every night?”
He laughed, pulled me aside and dropped his daily menu:
1. Starts the morning with citrus fruits and berries — loaded with flavonoids for better blood flow.
2. Loads every meal with leafy greens like spinach and arugula — natural nitrates for strong nitric oxide.
3. Eats beets or beet juice a few times a week — serious circulation booster.
4. Includes oysters or pumpkin seeds daily for high zinc and testosterone support.
5. Adds fatty fish like salmon twice a week — omega-3s for heart health and stamina.
6. Does Kegels religiously — 3 sets of 10 reps morning and night to master pelvic floor control.
7. Has a square of dark chocolate (70%+) every evening — flavonoids that improve blood vessel function.
8. Adds garlic to his cooking — helps with circulation and natural energy.
9. Takes a brisk 30-minute walk or does light cardio daily as it builds overall endurance.
10. Ends the day with deep breathing or short meditation — keeps performance anxiety in check.
He told me: “It’s not about lasting forever. It’s about staying rock hard when she wants it and deciding when you finish.”
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🚨NEW: After digging through Mamadou Sangaré's 2025/26 season, I think the biggest mistake is describing him as a defensive midfielder.
The data points towards something far more valuable.
Sangaré isn't a specialist.
He's a phase-to-phase midfielder.
A player capable of influencing every stage of possession.
In his first Ligue 1 campaign, he accumulated over 2,300 league minutes, completed 1,144 passes at an 87.5% success rate, created 33 chances, contributed 3 goals and 4 assists, won the Prix Marc-Vivien Foé, and established himself as one of the defining midfielders in Ligue 1.
The numbers are impressive.
The profile they create is even more impressive.
Most midfielders force tactical trade-offs.
You sacrifice defensive security for progression.
You sacrifice progression for control.
You sacrifice control for athleticism.
Sangaré's season suggests a player capable of contributing across all three areas simultaneously.
His passing profile is particularly revealing.
An 87.5% completion rate stands out on its own, but the more important detail is where those passes are directed.
A meaningful share of his distribution is played vertically, advancing possession without compromising security.
That balance is difficult to find.
Many midfielders can retain possession.
Far fewer can progress it consistently while maintaining efficiency.
Defensively, the relationship between his ball-winning output and discipline is equally notable.
Across the league campaign, he committed just 29 fouls while drawing 41 himself.
For a midfielder heavily involved in defensive actions, duels, and transition moments, that differential matters.
It points towards a player who not only wins possession cleanly but also protects it once recovered.
The 41 fouls won may be one of the most underrated indicators in his profile.
Midfielders who consistently draw fouls tend to share similar characteristics:
• They receive under pressure.
• They carry through congested areas.
• They remain composed in contact situations.
• They force opponents into recovery actions.
In practical terms, Sangaré doesn't simply survive pressure.
He manipulates it.
Which is why I don't view him as a traditional No.6.
Nor do I see a pure box-to-box No.8.
The closest description is a transition controller.
A midfielder capable of ending opposition attacks and becoming the first player to initiate the next phase seconds later.
Those profiles are increasingly valuable at elite level because they reduce the amount of tactical protection required around them.
The Marc-Vivien Foé award recognised the performances.
The underlying data helps explain why.
The most impressive aspect of Sangaré's season wasn't that he excelled in one phase of the game.
It was that he influenced all of them.
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