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- 04-16-2015 #1
So,like many of you- I started out and hated doing the V-jelq's. I often contemplated losing them altogether; but I liked the idea of an upwards stretch coupled with the jelq. At first, I had a lot of testicular skin pulling up with my jelq's- this was very uncomfortable at times because I felt like my skin was tearing. I tried tucking my sack back, but that only made the tearing sensation worse.
One day, it dawned on me...just sit down. This helped me tremendously, it saved the V-jelq in my routine and it has actually become quite pleasurable. Here's how it works:
1) Sit in a chair, with a slight lean backwards- this will help thrust your penis upwards.
2) Allow your testicles to fall between your leg; at this time, if you have not already, you will need to MAKE SURE the bottom of your penis is well lubricated along with the junction leading to your testicles- to avoid the tearing sensation.
3) Squeeze your thighs together, not too tight, but enough to create a good pressure- this essentially creates the clamp/squeeze effect, engorging your penis.
4) Alternate hands, jelqing from base-to-tip with a nice, slow motion. You can alternate directional pulls every 5 jelqs if you like.
With this method, you will be able to stay engorged for the entire set, creating a greater jelq IMO. Do this for 3 sets of 60 reps- increase as you need. Hope this helps, I know it changed my workouts!
Initial: BPEL 5.8" MEG 4.5" FL 4.0"
Current: BPEL 6.5" MEG 4.75" FL 5.25"
Short term 7"x5" Long term 8"x6"
- 04-16-2015 #2
Good write up PatheticMedic, thanks for sharing!
Going an inch and 1/2 deeper than before
- 04-18-2015 #3
- 04-18-2015 #4
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Gonna try this today!
- 04-18-2015 #5
Great post PatheticMedic, thanx for sharing. I agree that the v-jelq is a great exercise that is often kicked to the side.
I hear this alot, but never understood why people have such problems with, or simply don't like v-jelqs. I took to them easily and liked the expansion and feel immediately. I also quickly learned that I could work against my upward curve easily at the same time with the v-jelq. It almost seemed natural to jelq against the curve with this exercise. From day 1, I have done my v-jelqs sitting. Then again I do all my exercises in a sitting position for the most part, either in a chair or on the edge of the bathtub.
I have tried holding the sac skin back in various ways, but ultimately just added a bit more lube, and learned to work around it. My balls don't hang very low, so thankfully I don't have a lot of extra skin down there so it may be easier for me than others. I like the idea with the squeeze though. I never thought of that. I just might have to give it a try when I go back to a girth routine. I'm thinking you could get a pretty good squeeze if you locked your ankles together and then straighten your legs.
Another thing I do that I would like to mention is to kegal in new fresh blood every few strokes as needed. This helps keep him nice and engorged and oxygenated. I would also squeeze out all the blood in between sets and bring in new fresh blood to work with. You need good eq to do this, but its was easier for me, because I have a secret weapon. A woman work out partner/assistant.
- 04-18-2015 #6
Glad to see this is helping a few guys and creating an interest in V-jelqs! I hope you all get great results from this!
Initial: BPEL 5.8" MEG 4.5" FL 4.0"
Current: BPEL 6.5" MEG 4.75" FL 5.25"
Short term 7"x5" Long term 8"x6"
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