Hey all,
I am starting my own thread for advice on erection quality and how to keep it strong / 100% for jelqing, clamping and every other girth exercise that requires certain stages of hardness.
I am in shape but my cardio could use work, I haven’t smoked for over 10 years and I haven’t drank in a week/ don’t drink often. I am currently stopping the use of visual stimulation aka adult entertainment and no injuries to date to affect this.
For kegels I perform 100 reps of quick kegels, 50 reps of 5 second hold, 2 second off, then 1+ minute constant hold; 5-6 days a week.
I also find that if I stretch, especially bundled stretching, that there’s no way I’m going to get hard easily. It’s just too beat up at that point and flaccid.
What I am curious on is how do you guys stay hard consistently for this vigorous concentrated work we put in every day for PE?
Do you do a lot of cardio during the week?
Some days are great for me, some days I struggle (brain fog, tired, EQ from overtrain, etc).
Thanks and hope you’re all doing well on your journey!
Jesse
I am starting my own thread for advice on erection quality and how to keep it strong / 100% for jelqing, clamping and every other girth exercise that requires certain stages of hardness.
I am in shape but my cardio could use work, I haven’t smoked for over 10 years and I haven’t drank in a week/ don’t drink often. I am currently stopping the use of visual stimulation aka adult entertainment and no injuries to date to affect this.
For kegels I perform 100 reps of quick kegels, 50 reps of 5 second hold, 2 second off, then 1+ minute constant hold; 5-6 days a week.
I also find that if I stretch, especially bundled stretching, that there’s no way I’m going to get hard easily. It’s just too beat up at that point and flaccid.
What I am curious on is how do you guys stay hard consistently for this vigorous concentrated work we put in every day for PE?
Do you do a lot of cardio during the week?
Some days are great for me, some days I struggle (brain fog, tired, EQ from overtrain, etc).
Thanks and hope you’re all doing well on your journey!
Jesse
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