Triple Horse Squeezes to develop the base

[ziba]

I’ve been clamping on and off for a long time and I’m still not sure where to squeeze in Triple Horse Squeezes to gain more at the base or the bottom half as the top half seems a bit thicker lately and I’d like it the other way around.

What happens exactly in these cases? What areas are being worked on the most?

A. Two hands at the base.
B. One hand at the base and the other at mid-shaft.

I don’t feel a pressure where I’m squeezing. It seem to me that I’m squashing those areas and sending extreme blood flow toward the top half and head. It’s like 'A' is recipe to develop a baseball and 'B' to develop an hourglass!

(I’ve been here in 2000s. I owe you Redzulu2003)

 

[DLD]

Have you tried doing SSJ manually?

 

[ziba]

Have you tried doing SSJ manually?

I will try it thank you. I want something simple and dry before sleep like that. I watched the youtube video. Are there more videos showing the technique? Or I guess I should find my own way.

I know you're not a big fan of clamping, understandably. I still hope to know the best squeezes positions for base to mid-shaft. Because as you say.. we need to keep it guessing and shock the routine occasionally.

 

[TCDreamer]

Have you tried doing SSJ manually?

The little lady asked what I got her for Christmas! I said; “SSJ!” Then I showed her what the stocking stuffer will be. Lol.
In all actuality, been employing the SSJ and it is indeed coming along. Will keep it up!!!! Just need to get the consistent timing, pressure and focus correct. Merry Christmas to all. Thanks for all your support!

 

[DLD]

Yes, the SSJ is very powerful on its own. If things slow you can add pumping in the 5x5x3 style to continue growing

 

[ziba]

Have you tried doing SSJ manually?

7 months later. I've been using a variant of SSJ (where the hand at the bottom doesn't move just squeeze while using a loose ring). The base finally grew in girth noticeably and now it's 5.5" all in all areas. Now I can comfortably and slowly go toward 6" girth. Thank you so much DLD!

 

[DLD]

You're welcome, my brother.