Dont hold the forskin back.

**kingpole** · 06-01-2009

A lot of uncut guiys hold the forskin back, why? Jelqing is a foward motion. Your forcing blood forwar toward the glans. If the forskin droops over the glans let it do so. By holding the skin back you may be hindering gains. The penis will accomdate the extra skin by growing a bigger fatter CC and tunica.

Can i have some feedback from good un-cut growers on this theory?

**longjohnsilver** · 06-01-2009

I agree with this, at first I held it back because I didn't know what to do, but since then I have been leaving it the way it is and everything is not only easier to perform now but the exercises feel as if they are more effective. I would love some more input though.

**A_Newbie** · 06-01-2009

i have made almost half an inch in noob gains in little over a month, i find that the foreskin actually lags behind when u just jelq with the foreskin over it, my foreskin cant stay covering the head when erect,

**kingpole** · 06-02-2009

Need more input from you uncut vets!!!

**Jiminy** · 06-02-2009

Not a vet but I've never had the foreskin back felt a lot more natural to just do the exercises where the skin is. Though I need to get rid of some turkey neck now

**C.Phantasy** · 06-02-2009

I agree with the theory because it goes well with the "Skin being The X factor in PE" theory.

**PESG** · 06-02-2009

Cut guys should take this advice too. Don't be afraid to jelq the skin up over the glans. This is a good thing because you are stretching the tight skin.

**joeygrower** · 06-02-2009

I don't hold back the skin but sometimes it gets stuck under my glans. Also when edge for about 10-15 minuets I find when I hold the skin back with out any other stimulation I ejaculate.

**kingpole** · 06-02-2009

Originally Posted by PESG

Cut guys should take this advice too. Don't be afraid to jelq the skin up over the glans. This is a good thing because you are stretching the tight skin.

The intermost layer of derma that covers the tunica is the limiting factor jelqing forward helps to losen this tissue so the tunica can grow.