Blisters

Abem1 · Monday at 12:08 PM

How to avoid getting blisters? I did a 5 minute bts stretch with LengthMaster - Penis Bundle Stretcher & Weight Hanging and when i was going to take a break the skin just below the glans looked like a fucking balloon.

I stopped my session and thankfully it kind of went away.

But How can I avoid such blisters? keep intensity with more breaks?

oldandlively · Monday at 12:55 PM

Abem1 said:
How to avoid getting blisters? I did a 5 minute bts stretch with lengthmaster and when i was going to take a break the skin just below the glans looked like a fucking balloon.

I stopped my session and thankfully it kind of went away.

Just want to comfirm that the blister is actually a blister and not a fluid retention. What you are describing where the skin below the glans is fro a wrapping issue, and during intense traction force, fluid is being pooled right at the loose foreskin right below the glans. This is fluid retention and not a blister. Blisters normally form right on the glans itself, which is more dire than the fluid retention around the penile shaft below the glans. Having blisters on the glans slows down the PE progression quite considerably.

Abem1 said:
But How can I avoid such blisters? keep intensity with more breaks?

There are many ways to prevent fluid retention from forming. Just to name a few:

Wrap a TheraBand or flex band (not flex tape) closer to the glans's coronal ridge (corona, or the rim of the glans).
Make sure to always pull the foreskin down tightly to prevent any skin from being free or not compressed by the wrapping. Any free loose foreskin not compressed by the wrapping will cause a bit of fluid retention. At the same time, the free loose skin that helps with the fluid retention diverts the fluid from forming blisters on the corona. This is very common when you try to make your glans inflated a maximum size so you can create comforts grip for your LM3. I do this too for a few less intense sets.
If you're planning on doing very intense traction force sets, where you know you be going into the 20lbs, 30lbs, or even 40lbs traction weight force, it's best for you to squeeze all the blood out of the glans after each wrapping loop, make sure to pull the foreskin down and out of the wrapping to prevent kinking/rolling of the foreskin inside the wrapping, and add a large bulk of wrapping aroudn the area where you're place inside the plates. This will provide extreme traction between your enire glans in comforts, or minimal discomforts, while you tug and pull to your heart's content. You will not need to worry about the fluid retention with a mummy wrapping of a penis.

bemorethanbig · 2024-09-17T12:14:41-0400

I have been doing PE for the last 15 months, not one blister, i would research alot more on your PE, or find a coach, there is one on this forum you could pay to get you started.

Abem1 · 2024-09-17T13:22:38-0400

oldandlively said:
Just want to comfirm that the blister is actually a blister and not a fluid retention. What you are describing where the skin below the glans is fro a wrapping issue, and during intense traction force, fluid is being pooled right at the loose foreskin right below the glans. This is fluid retention and not a blister. Blisters normally form right on the glans itself, which is more dire than the fluid retention around the penile shaft below the glans. Having blisters on the glans slows down the PE progression quite considerably.

There are many ways to prevent fluid retention from forming. Just to name a few:

Wrap a TheraBand or flex band (not flex tape) closer to the glans's coronal ridge (corona, or the rim of the glans).

Make sure to always pull the foreskin down tightly to prevent any skin from being free or not compressed by the wrapping. Any free loose foreskin not compressed by the wrapping will cause a bit of fluid retention. At the same time, the free loose skin that helps with the fluid retention diverts the fluid from forming blisters on the corona. This is very common when you try to make your glans inflated a maximum size so you can create comforts grip for your LM3. I do this too for a few less intense sets.

If you're planning on doing very intense traction force sets, where you know you be going into the 20lbs, 30lbs, or even 40lbs traction weight force, it's best for you to squeeze all the blood out of the glans after each wrapping loop, make sure to pull the foreskin down and out of the wrapping to prevent kinking/rolling of the foreskin inside the wrapping, and add a large bulk of wrapping aroudn the area where you're place inside the plates. This will provide extreme traction between your enire glans in comforts, or minimal discomforts, while you tug and pull to your heart's content. You will not need to worry about the fluid retention with a mummy wrapping of a penis.

Alright makes sense. Yes to confirm your thought I am talking about fluid retention and not blisters.
I am still trying to get the wrapping part down. Thing is I dont want to use a thick as mummy wrap as it limits gains. (This was discussed on another post here on MOS).

what was said is basically if you use too much wrapping you limit the amount that the lengthmaster is able to clamp down on your inner penile tissue.
So I always try to use as little wrap as possible to target the inner tissue or make the stretch more effective.

Ill try to wrap better with less lose foreskin. Is there any trick or something to hold the foreskin in place while you are wrapping with your other hand?

oldandlively · 2024-09-17T14:56:55-0400

Abem1 said:
what was said is basically if you use too much wrapping you limit the amount that the lengthmaster is able to clamp down on your inner penile tissue.
So I always try to use as little wrap as possible to target the inner tissue or make the stretch more effective.

That is incorrect.

You can add the bulk at the base of the glans to strap down the plate harder and still get the full pull/tug for the rest of the penis.

You can even strap down hard at the middle of the penile shaft and get the perfect pull on the tunica to max out the stretch from the mid to the base of the penis as the bulk of the wrap actually create a pulling point at the middle of the penile shaft, that is, if there's no slidding or slippage occuring.

When you strap at the base of the penis with the bulk, you are creating a traction point at the base of the penis only, no matter the size of the bulk.

The discussion was based on the slippage caused by the skin with larger bulks from the wrapping, creating inconsistent tugging or traction force at the point for the shaft. Those who like to use the loose foreskin to do the traction work, the foreskin will further lengthen/loosen but the true traction force done on the tunica cannot be performed because of the slidding/slippage.

Abem1 said:
Ill try to wrap better with less lose foreskin. Is there any trick or something to hold the foreskin in place while you are wrapping with your other hand?

Yes, there is a trick I used as I went into more intermediate and advance "heavier weight" for temporary hanging and aggressive traction force:

Wrap a TheraBand 0.7in wide or 1in wide folded strip below the glans to create a strong terminal traction support.
Pull the foreskin as far as you can while having a good flaccid penile stretch, and wrap a second 0.7in or 1in wide TheraBand at the base of the penis as much as you can. You can feel the smaller hidden portion of the penis shaft against the pubic bone. That's the trick in preventing excess foreskin from sliding back upwards using this little hidden wrapping anchor point. You can feel it if you do a very tight OK grip along the base of the penis.
Wrap a wide TheraBand between the two prior TheraBand anchor points. This layer of TheraBand acts as a power grip and a base layer support for your flex tape wrapping, similar to brother SIM's wrapping method. I can go past 30lbs of hanging/traction force anywhere along my penis using this wrapping method.

I didn't want to create a wrapping method for this because it may cause newbies to use this method by mistake and create massive discomforts and discouragement. It requires prior conditioning of the glans and the penile shaft before this method. On top of that, it requires a penile shaft length of 5in or more.

Abem1 · 2024-09-18T15:24:51-0400

oldandlively said:
That is incorrect.

You can add the bulk at the base of the glans to strap down the plate harder and still get the full pull/tug for the rest of the penis.

You can even strap down hard at the middle of the penile shaft and get the perfect pull on the tunica to max out the stretch from the mid to the base of the penis as the bulk of the wrap actually create a pulling point at the middle of the penile shaft, that is, if there's no slidding or slippage occuring.

When you strap at the base of the penis with the bulk, you are creating a traction point at the base of the penis only, no matter the size of the bulk.

The discussion was based on the slippage caused by the skin with larger bulks from the wrapping, creating inconsistent tugging or traction force at the point for the shaft. Those who like to use the loose foreskin to do the traction work, the foreskin will further lengthen/loosen but the true traction force done on the tunica cannot be performed because of the slidding/slippage.

Yes, there is a trick I used as I went into more intermediate and advance "heavier weight" for temporary hanging and aggressive traction force:

Wrap a TheraBand 0.7in wide or 1in wide folded strip below the glans to create a strong terminal traction support.

Pull the foreskin as far as you can while having a good flaccid penile stretch, and wrap a second 0.7in or 1in wide TheraBand at the base of the penis as much as you can. You can feel the smaller hidden portion of the penis shaft against the pubic bone. That's the trick in preventing excess foreskin from sliding back upwards using this little hidden wrapping anchor point. You can feel it if you do a very tight OK grip along the base of the penis.

Wrap a wide TheraBand between the two prior TheraBand anchor points. This layer of TheraBand acts as a power grip and a base layer support for your flex tape wrapping, similar to brother SIM's wrapping method. I can go past 30lbs of hanging/traction force anywhere along my penis using this wrapping method.

I didn't want to create a wrapping method for this because it may cause newbies to use this method by mistake and create massive discomforts and discouragement. It requires prior conditioning of the glans and the penile shaft before this method. On top of that, it requires a penile shaft length of 5in or more.

Alright thanks a lot man.
I'm not sure I fully understand that wrapping method you are talking about. Anyway I'm doing fine with my current wrapping. My mistake before is I started the wrapping at the middle of the shaft and just wrapped around. Now I start from the top and wrap rather tight and downwards.

Stupid question but can you clamp at any part of the shaft? Me as a beginner is it better to just clamp below the glans or should I have like a schedule when it's time to clamp at middle shaft and base?

For example 1 week clamp below glans, 1 week middle and 1 week base. Repeat.

oldandlively · 2024-09-18T16:35:13-0400

Abem1 said:
Alright thanks a lot man.
I'm not sure I fully understand that wrapping method you are talking about. Anyway I'm doing fine with my current wrapping. My mistake before is I started the wrapping at the middle of the shaft and just wrapped around. Now I start from the top and wrap rather tight and downwards.

Those are the wrapping. The tighter the wrap, while you leave the blood in the penis, the higher pressure you build during the traction. The same for the pumping. When you have a fully erected penis, which you should, if your glans's skin is not conditioned properly, you have soft patches of skin. Blisters occurs on these tender soft skin patches that have not been fully conditioned.

Abem1 said:
Stupid question but can you clamp at any part of the shaft?

Yes you can. We strap the plates down right on the glans, below the glans, mid of the penis shaft, and all the way down to the base of the penis. Each point exercises the penis differently.

Abem1 said:
Me as a beginner is it better to just clamp below the glans or should I have like a schedule when it's time to clamp at middle shaft and base?

As a beginner, spread out your routines. It all depends on how long each of your set is. For me, I strap at the base of the glans for a 10-minute set. Then I move the strapping poiint down about 2 inches. Last set, I vary between at the base of the penis or at the base of glans, depending on how I want to stress the penis for growth.

For you, you might want to spread all 3 areas. 5 minutes below the glans. 5 minutes at the mid of the shaft. 5 minutes to stress the ligaments and muscles at the base of the penis. This is your call on how you want to tackle your growth. Only stress the penis at the base if you don't mind your penis slowly point out and down during an erection rather than straight up as your supportive ligaments are slowly being stretched and stressed.

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