Is there a list somewhere of examples of various PIs?

[aiex25]

Hi,

Now that I finally have the time to commit to this, I've been doing JP90's routine. I'm only two days in so I still have much to learn.

My main question is pretty much in the title.

The question came to mind because today while jelqing I noticed that while relatively flaccid my penis was pretty veiny which is something I've never really seen before. I assumed it's just a normal byproduct of what I'm doing to it, but you can never really be too cautious with your penis so I was wondering if there's a list somewhere of non-obvious (things besides better erections, pain, etc.) physiological indicators that I can look up anytime if I ever have any doubts.

[popol5169]

https://www.pegym.com/articles/physi...p-penis-growth

Make sure to read all the links found in this thread:
https://www.pegym.com/forums/beginners-forum/2093-read-before-you-post-maximize-your-success-here.html


You're right to be cautious, better be safe than sorry.

[Bryan]

popol gave you some great links, be sure to check those out, but I don't think the PI list mentions anything about veins/vascularity. Assuming everything else feels and looks good, I think more veins during or after jelqing is just a sign that you're getting good blood flow, which is the purpose of jelqing. When you're doing good jelqs, the "milking motion" is drawing blood into the shaft and the glans (the head of your penis) and the blood going in and being trapped is expanding your penis. Along with noticing more veins, you can usually also see good expansion of the glans; your head will be bigger and harder when you're jelqing. That's good and it means you're using enough pressure with your grip to draw the blood in

[aiex25]

https://www.pegym.com/articles/physi...p-penis-growth

Make sure to read all the links found in this thread:
https://www.pegym.com/forums/beginners-forum/2093-read-before-you-post-maximize-your-success-here.html


You're right to be cautious, better be safe than sorry.

Thank you, exactly what I was looking for. The links in the safety first subsection were very reassuring.

popol gave you some great links, be sure to check those out, but I don't think the PI list mentions anything about veins/vascularity. Assuming everything else feels and looks good, I think more veins during or after jelqing is just a sign that you're getting good blood flow, which is the purpose of jelqing. When you're doing good jelqs, the "milking motion" is drawing blood into the shaft and the glans (the head of your penis) and the blood going in and being trapped is expanding your penis. Along with noticing more veins, you can usually also see good expansion of the glans; your head will be bigger and harder when you're jelqing. That's good and it means you're using enough pressure with your grip to draw the blood in

Yep, that was more or less my reasoning. I don't think I've noticed the glans expand much during jelqing, but I'm sure I still have to work on technique. Either that or I'm simply not noticing because I'm comparing it to when it's fully erect which is when it's larger. I'll keep an eye out for this. Thanks.