Reid Mihalko Launches Relationship, Sex Life Training Course

SAN FRANCISCO  Reid Mihalko has announced the launch of Relationship10x.com, a six-week online training course intended to coach those in need of a relationship tune-up.

Mihalko runs a site called ReidAboutSex.com and is a speaker who has lectured at colleges, appeared on CBS’ "The Doctors," Oprah’s "Our America with Lisa Ling," and others.

His workshops cover subjects ranging from infidelity and sex addiction to dating and marriage, jealousy, non-monogamy, gender dynamics, as well as sex tips and tricks. Mihalko’s new offering, Relationship10x, has focused, daily 10-minute videos and MP3s designed to teach new skills for relating, dating and mating; in addition, weekly audio exercises coach members into changing bad relationship habits and other bonus products.

The course comes with a 30-day moneyback guarantee as well. Relationship10x.com covers conflict resolution and communication tips in Mihalko’s trademark humor and down-to-earth approach.

“Most people can’t afford to take a month off to save their relationships, so they crash and burn,” Mihalko said. “But if you can find 10 minutes a day, this sex geek can Mr. Miyagi your world, turning you into a relationship black belt, a ninja in the bedroom and someone who can get their partner interested in doing the same.”

Standard registration, priced at $297 U.S., includes a complimentary registration for a friend / lover / partner; the first 50 registrants also receive a free ticket to Mihalko’s Relationship10xLIVE event this fall.

There are other options for those seeking a longer intensive program.

“Ever wonder why you love self-help books or workshops, but your lover only wants to surf the web?” Mihalko asked. “It’s not because they don’t love you; it’s because your learning styles are different. What if you could get your partner interested in better communication, better sex, and transforming your relationship by a factor of 10? That’s what Relationship10x is designed to do.”

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