Any tips for jelqing without pulling scrotum skin?

I have been doing wet jelqs on and off for years. I have developed a turkey neck that goes to the left side of my scrotum, and feel a slight pain in my left testicle that gets worse after doing a small wet jelqing routine for a few days. I have resorted to doing reverse wet jelqs, and I don’t really have much discomfort now, but they aren’t as effective as doing normal jelqs for me. I really want to get back into doing normal jelqs. What can I do to solve this problem?

Well. I would say, for me, that I try to keep up on manual stretching..

I also try and keep the skin of my shaft always warm and pliable while jelqing so that good conditioning and expansion will accept and comes to me. But not so much yanking more turkey neck forward.
It may be that some type of ‘turkey necking happening isn’t the easiest to avoid.
..Since I am circumsized.. and do have some extra skin.. I just hold the extra skin back with fingers on one hand, jelq from the base with the other.

Sonetimes essentially jelqing with just one hand.
Or— since I have a curve on my left side, angling to the right— I do a curving bend to the left with with an underhand “o” palm grip. The skin extra skin is slid back with my right hand instead if tugging my tiny turtle that I do have forward.

I dont know if what I do is good or bad— This is just my input.

I am curious to know what more advanced members think, too.

Thanks for the input. Jelqing with one hand and holding the skin back with the other hand helps. I still feel a slight tug on my scrotum when I do this, but it’s not as bad as before.

I’m thinking about doing reverse jelqs with 90 to 100% erection with little to no pressure to stretch the skin under my penis. My penis also curves up and towards the right, so I hope doing this doesn’t make it worse.

This is also what I meant. to say (reverse grip jelq) in my last post..but did not express-convey it very well.

You also curve slighty to the right.

I do erect squeezes, bending the curved sectiin opposite. Opposing direction in my jelqs, too.
Clanped bending. **Maybe these things will eventually help.

There is info. somewhere on this forum about correcting curves if you keep looking.
Otherwise a veteran will probably read this and give an educated option.