Help with Dry Jelq

[sheller]

I attempted the DRY JELQ last nite but it's not working... i think the explanation that DLD gave is a bit confusing... at least for me... I need someone to DUMB IT DOWN for me and i was wondering if someone could give me a hand? (no pun inteaded!)

When attempting, my hand wont slide up my shaft because there's no lube?? whats the deal and how does it work?

thanx good luck to all!:)

as a side note since starting PE... my erections arn't as hard?
does this have to do with my penis being bigger and needing more blood to pump it? if so how do i correct it?

I'm measuring in 3 days!

[ItsElectric]

Well, for the dry jelq, you use the skin on your penis to slide up your shaft. You may or may not have enough skin to do this yet, but I think that most people should.

The reason you could be getting a less hard erection is if you're doing girth work or something. I've recently noticed that after a good girth session it's tough to get it up after all is said and done. If you take a day off though, you'll see it rock hard i'm sure. ;)

Hope this helps,

-ItsElectric

[sheller]

thanx but i need a walk through on how to do it...im not clear on how to start and complete the dry jelq?

[mowinman]

i have done dry jelq since the beginning. the easiest way to do them is in the sitting position. i place my overhand grip(as close to the pelvic bone as possible) and form the upside down ok sign with a loose grip. then i do a pelvic thrust foreword into my hand while ensuring the grip is slightly tight enough to hold the skin in place and then place a tight grip ( the skin around the penis should be drawn tight). at this point i kegal in as much blood as i can usually up to 3 kegals holding tight and releasing my grip only enough to let the extra blood in and then start my jelq as usual in a slow and deliberate movement. usually lasting up to ten seconds. as i approach the head i start to reverse the pelvic tilt back as to allow for extra skin to complete the jelq. i stop before going over the head to minimize irritation. The key is not to let your hand slide across the skin. hope this helps