Need advice on stretches, skin is irritated

[bimmerfanWD Member Find all posts View Profile Close bimmerfanWD]

Hi Everyone, I'm having trouble with my grip when stretching. Most of the time after I finish doing side to side stretches, the skin right behind my glans is sore, irritated and red. Some times its so bad that I have trouble getting pleasure when having sex. I've tried using baby powder, gloves and I've even used both at the same time. I've tried loosening my grip, but my glans is a bit on the small side so my hand just slides off. Could you give me some suggestions? Thanks

[Waylander Retired ModeratorPEGym EditorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Waylander]

I don't have any problems using the baby powder? You can try a pushing some blood up into the glans to make it swell some so you can get a better grip.
You might be pulling to hard if your grip is sliding that bad, but If your skins that irritated you should probably let it heal before you try it again.

[Dangler Senior Administrator☼ Wizard ☼ White Tiger Award 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Dangler]

Take the gentler route. Sometimes, less is better.

[rogazp Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close rogazp]

whats your EQ when stretching?

I just started to fix my stretch by lowering my EQ by 20-30% and having a better warm-up
pre-stretch.

[Waylander Retired ModeratorPEGym EditorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Waylander]

20-30% erection level is ideal.

[bimmerfanWD Member Find all posts View Profile Close bimmerfanWD]

Thanks for the advice everyone. I normally do my stretches with my penis completely flaccid, as I've always understood that 0% erection is most effective for length exercises. I will try stretching at 20-30%, i feel like this will make gripping a lot easier. Thanks again

[millia Senior Member;PEGym Editor Find all posts View Profile Close millia]

You can kegel so that the head fills up with blood and secure an OK grip behind it. That's what I like to do and I suspect it also leads to glans gains as well.