A thing I dont quite understand.

**outhere** · 09-17-2009

I have read here and on a few other forums dealing with PE that while clamping it is best to not be fully engorged and to let the 100% erection level subside during the session. But how will doing that really stretch the turnica? Its akin to wanting to engorge and stretch the inner wire of a tire to full max and beyond but only inflating it half way!! Isnt having a more agressive approach better in this regard? Allowing the erection to just peter out and be a more engorged flaccid seems odd to me somehow or am I missing something?

**IdealPenis** · 09-17-2009

This were my thoughts also.

I am not doing clamping(yet). I only did Uli for max 2min.
From my experience with Uli, I agree with the idea that it is ideal to be under 100% erect before attaching the grip(clamp). And belive it or not the girth is slightly bigger and the exercises is comfotable/pleasant.
What before was not making sense(why not to be 100% erect when clamping), now it makes sense, once I have excperienced these excersises. when I am 100% erect and want to Uli, the tissue becomes rigid and does not expand to much and the sensations can become very unpleasent. On the other hand not being 100% erect even at 70% and clamped the girth is the same as when fully erect, although the penis is know maleable; in this state it is ready do by pumped much more.

In my experience and my opinion I can engourge the penis more when is in a maleable/soft state. I try to get the perfect ratio maleable/erect, especially when I do Uli(and for future clamping

). I start to think that in my case i should be around 90%(for Uli/clamping) erect with the conditions to be maleable.

**JonPop** · 09-17-2009

O.K. Guys. Which do you think are stronger, your tunica or your veins? Think about this.

**adrenalPE44** · 09-17-2009

I think tunica is definitely stronger than veins since tunica is like a tough elastic fiber. :P

**JonPop** · 09-17-2009

Alright, there's your answer to both your posts. If you don't listen to the experienced clampers, you risk a thrombosed vein. Gentlemen, more is not always better.

**Big Al** · 09-17-2009

Originally Posted by JonPop

Alright, there's your answer to both your posts. If you don't listen to the experienced clampers, you risk a thrombosed vein. Gentlemen, more is not always better.

That's a great way of putting it. Clamping is a very advanced and risky exercises- certainly one that beginners shouldn't think about doing just yet.