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Traction Wrapping 101
A long lost member here used to have a saying that has become somewhat of a PE mantra "Never Let it Turtle." The concept is simple, keep your penis in an extended state for as long as humanly possible.
Think about it. We go to great "lengths" to elongate our penile tissues beyond their normal resting or tumescent states. However, our masterfully designed bodies are prone to what's known as homeostasis. By nature any adaptations want to quickly return to the previous state. It's really a protection for us, otherwise we would probably be a pretty scary looking bunch with upturned eyelids and stretched out noses and earlobes. Unfortunately, this can work to our disadvantage when it comes to PE.
The idea is - if we apply a stimulus long enough, the body will be forced to compensate. In this case the compensation is elongated penile tissues.
So, what is traction wrapping? Simply put, traction wrapping is stretching the penis out and wrapping it comfortably to prevent retraction.
Traction wrapping works well in the following situations:
Several materials can be effectively used as wraps. I prefer self adhesive sports bandages. Generally the more expensive ones work better. They usually have better adhesives that last longer. A single wrap can be used for several days and washed for hygienic reasons. After the stretch and adhesives wear off simply toss it and cut a new one. A roll will last several weeks.
How to Traction Wrap Properly
1. Roll off and cut approximately 18" of wrap (you may adjust this if necessary)
2. In a flaccid state, grip your glans with 2 fingers and stretch your penis out as far as possible.
(Your thumb should be closest to your stomach and your finger behind the glans.)
3. Take one end and put the outermost edge of the wrap just behind the glans, lift and hold it in place with your gripping finger.
4. Wrap 2 or 3 turns just behind the glans and start working your way up the shaft.
5. Wrap as far as possible up the shaft and secure the loose end.
As a bonus I have found this is also effective for glans enlargement. After step 4 I like to push and Kegel blood in to the glans as I wrap. The wrap serves
as a tourniquet to keep the glans engorged. I will "pump" it full of blood until it feels like it is going to burst. It will swing like a pendulum.
There you have it - Traction Wrapping!
I hope you find it as useful as I have!
A long lost member here used to have a saying that has become somewhat of a PE mantra "Never Let it Turtle." The concept is simple, keep your penis in an extended state for as long as humanly possible.
Think about it. We go to great "lengths" to elongate our penile tissues beyond their normal resting or tumescent states. However, our masterfully designed bodies are prone to what's known as homeostasis. By nature any adaptations want to quickly return to the previous state. It's really a protection for us, otherwise we would probably be a pretty scary looking bunch with upturned eyelids and stretched out noses and earlobes. Unfortunately, this can work to our disadvantage when it comes to PE.
The idea is - if we apply a stimulus long enough, the body will be forced to compensate. In this case the compensation is elongated penile tissues.
So, what is traction wrapping? Simply put, traction wrapping is stretching the penis out and wrapping it comfortably to prevent retraction.
Traction wrapping works well in the following situations:
- Decondition breaks.
- Cementing routines
- After hanging maintenance
- It is very comfortable when done correctly
- It is virtually unnoticeable under clothing
- and of course, it prevents turtling
Several materials can be effectively used as wraps. I prefer self adhesive sports bandages. Generally the more expensive ones work better. They usually have better adhesives that last longer. A single wrap can be used for several days and washed for hygienic reasons. After the stretch and adhesives wear off simply toss it and cut a new one. A roll will last several weeks.
How to Traction Wrap Properly
1. Roll off and cut approximately 18" of wrap (you may adjust this if necessary)
2. In a flaccid state, grip your glans with 2 fingers and stretch your penis out as far as possible.
(Your thumb should be closest to your stomach and your finger behind the glans.)
3. Take one end and put the outermost edge of the wrap just behind the glans, lift and hold it in place with your gripping finger.
4. Wrap 2 or 3 turns just behind the glans and start working your way up the shaft.
5. Wrap as far as possible up the shaft and secure the loose end.
As a bonus I have found this is also effective for glans enlargement. After step 4 I like to push and Kegel blood in to the glans as I wrap. The wrap serves
as a tourniquet to keep the glans engorged. I will "pump" it full of blood until it feels like it is going to burst. It will swing like a pendulum.
There you have it - Traction Wrapping!
I hope you find it as useful as I have!
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