Found a simple trick to help with grip in manual exercises

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supermeatboy

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This method does not need talc/baby powder; No constant purchasing of powders needed ( ! )
This is for stretching.

It is very comfortable, and you can grip the shaft with all fingers, not just with the index finger and the thumb.
You need a silicone tube and a shoe string (preferably a flat shoe string because it creates more friction with itself than a round one, and therefore holds better).

First, put on the silicone tube, and then get a head swell, then tighten the shoe string like in the picture below.
The shoe string is there to apply constant pressure, so that you don't need such a strong grip to keep the silicone tube in place. Slipping is very unlikely if you have a partially swollen glans.

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Bravo man.....
This is awesome.....
I am also at the verge of finding another way of jelqing where you use a shoelace to apply pressure (the process is still in experimental phase).

I also have a way for manual stretching. All you need to do is to make an OK grip but instead of placing the thumb above your index finger, place it below the index finger. This method, if done correctly, can provide one hell of a grip.
 
Good find. I use the toilet paper. Just one square, fold in half, wrap around corona, half behind the glans, half over the glans. Wont wrap all the way around, but enough for the grip. Make sure your glans has some blood in it and then do the ok sing on top of the paper behind the glans. Doesnt slip, very tight strong grip.
 
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supermeatboy said:
This method does not need talc/baby powder; No constant purchasing of powders needed ( ! )
This is for stretching.

It is very comfortable, and you can grip the shaft with all fingers, not just with the index finger and the thumb.
You need a silicone tube and a shoe string (preferably a flat shoe string because it creates more friction with itself than a round one, and therefore holds better).

First, put on the silicone tube, and then get a head swell, then tighten the shoe string like in the picture below.
The shoe string is there to apply constant pressure, so that you don't need such a strong grip to keep the silicone tube in place. Slipping is very unlikely if you have a partially swollen glans.

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I wish I ccan see the picture to have any ideas on what you are talking about.
 
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