Getting the EQ from clamping

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ronron234

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I hope I'm not wrong putting the thread in here as the question really isn't about clamping.

However when I clamp and watching adult entertainment i get a very serious boner. There's actually a half an inch for me to gain from my normal erections to this clamped ones. And actually for a split second I measured it one fully inch longer than my normal erections. At this point the angle of it was almost pointing to the ceiling.

So my question is, do you guys think it's possible to obtain that insane erection from clamping at any time through kegels and smooth muscle exercises? Or maybe some of you already managed to match your clamped erection?

One last question, does clamping stimulate the smooth muscle as well? Because if it does, I don't get why it's still adviced to do jelqs in addition to clamping?
 
I noticed that my pelvic floor muscles became stronger when I was doing clamping methods and I saw the erection become higher up clamped aswell. Yes it does cross over to the unclamped penis but this is more to do with the strength of the kegels working your pelvic floor muscles than the clamp doign that but the clamping does make it more powerful imo when you kegel as your kegelling agaisnt something, so the muscle is forceing the blood through the clamp with more force and alas it gets much stronger .. did for me and I now have multiple orgasms.

Lastly ... clamping isnt an exercise, its a foundation to use to than add known exercises to. When you clamp your slowing down that blood in the penis and engorgeing it, than doing your chosen method on top ... its that which is the stimulus, the clamping is makeing it more potent with the increase in blood to the penis that your working with .. much more powerful than non-clamped but not a case to ask does clamping work smooth muscle .. depends on what you do, but than again smooth muscle runs throughout the whole penis, so when your fully erect and than clamp your working it by engorgeing it - pushing it out more than its accustomed to being at.
 
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