Can't keep an erection when jelqing

[dribbler]

I'm having trouble keeping the 70-90% erection when I jelq, anyone got some tips?
Also, what are the negatives of jelqing with a 30-40% erection instead?

 

[twister1]

I am keeping it with good adult entertainment

 

[Dickleaker]

I'm having trouble keeping the 70-90% erection when I jelq, anyone got some tips?
Also, what are the negatives of jelqing with a 30-40% erection instead?

I take a few minutes to get fully erect by masturbating then start jelqing.After about 5 minutes of jelqing the stimulation keeps me hard.After about 10 minutes the expansion I get makes it much easier to stay hard.If my erection goes down at all I will masturbate again for a minute or less until I get fully hard again.
My sessions usually last about 20 to 35 minutes.
Hope that helps you!

 

[stillwantmore]

Is there a certain reason you feel the need to jelq? Not being critical, just a valid question. There are much more efficient exercises for girth and honestly, I wish the community would "retire" the jelq in general. In fact, if I were to personally start a Penis Enlargement site, or write a program...the jelq would have no place in it. That's my opinion though Minute for minute, jelqing vs any other girth exercise...you get 2X or better of a girth session doing just about anything else.

 

[celttank]

Try jelqing in the morning maybe? I find at night i have trouble staying hard if i am jelqing but in the morning my dick is like a steel pipe. There are no negatives when jelqing with a semi but u wont be working girth. I actually jelq with a semi after a day of length work and i find it helps alot.

 

[Mdoc]

As twister says, have you got some adult entertainment going on? That should solve the problem as well as making jelqing less of a chore and more of a leisure activity.

Peace

 

[dribbler]

Rhe only reason I'm jelqing is because I'm new at this, and I'm not sure what else I should/can be doing for girth instead.
I've read about the Horse Squeezes etc, but I've also read that these aren't really suitable for beginners, and I don't want to over do it and injure myself.
What else can/should I be doing?