closer within nearer reach of the little man swimmers. Studies have also shown that sperm can swim up to 3 days and survive inside a woman's body for up to 7 days. In most occasions, the little triathlons don't need guiding or extra help from body position to swim far enough to achieve their only goal in life. Conclusion: yes, positions during sex may help conception, but they are one of the least important factors when getting pregnant so just stop worrying about the best way to "do it" and just "do it" in the position that makes you both the happiest. Another note on sexual do's and dont's -- stay away from oral and anal sex when trying to conceive. Both ends of the human anatomy carry bacteria that have a tendency to carry over to the vaginal walls during intercourse and kill the sperm as they swim out of the penis. Avoiding these two activities during intercourse is more important than choosing the best sex position and go a long way to helping you get pregnant quickly. Ever considered the effects of exercise or our body's ability to conceive before trying to get pregnant? Most of us have completely dismissed the notion that exercise, whether it be lack of or too much, can have serious effects on our bodies going through the processes that lead to conception. It is hard to gauge how much exercise in too much as most of us consider going to the gym a