DRY warmup

Is there a way to do a pre PE warmup without any water involved?

Put 1lb of dry uncooked rice into a cotton sock (ideally not too short) and tie the end. You now have a have a rice sock. A couple of minutes in the microwave and you can use it as the perfect warmer upper.

If anybody wonders what it’s for you can always say you have a sore shoulder, wrist or whatever and that someone told you a rice sock was a good way to apply a little heat treatment. (Anyway that’s what I say:) )

I use an electric heat pad.

Same here

I hold a space heater up to my wang. I cannot comment on the efficacy of this method, however, as I have only been using it for a week.

Hey gprent, does the heat pad work well? I was afraid I’d burn myself even on the low setting. Using the heat pad would be rather convenient though.

Doesn’t it get heavy? Seriously though, be careful not to get too close…OUCH!

Skip the warm-up, your penis is located in the warmest area of your body. It’s always ready to go so just whip it out and wang-chung. Heat maybe beneficial for post PE to stimulate healing and comfort.

Banned for posting bullshit.

That’s a blanket statement that probably shouldn’t be made, Salvo. Yes it is true that it is located in a warm area, but for some guys it is not sufficient warmth. It is really person by person whether or not you need to warm up. I personally have come to the conclusion that if you want the best results you should warm up, and I’m talking baout everyone. I had been doing my sessions without warming up, and that was working fine. But this past week I have been doing a 5 min warm up and I am seeing and feeling much better reactions to my workouts. So although not doing a warm up wasn’t hurting me at all, I see much better results when warming up (and I am talking visible results here not measuable results)

I use a heatpad also and love it.
I do need to take the material cover off though to really feel the heat well.

RTG I think it would be difficult to burn yourself with the heatpad I use, it gets hot enough but never feels like it is going to burn even when it has been on for 1 1/2 hours.

mbuc made a good suggestion for a low cost way to warm up, just don’t overcook it :)

Cool. Thanks bluenun. I think I am going to try that. Easy, accessible, not messy, and I already have one so it’s free (which is the real reason I’m trying it :D )

Towel on a radiator for minutes, then wrap.

You don’t have to even leave the room!

You are welcome RTG.

I hope you get on with it OK but if you already have it at home you have nothing to lose.

Mine takes about 10 minutes to get up to a good heat after turning it on so I try to remember to switch it on and carry on with what I was doing before starting PE.

How about putting a sock on a radiator and using this for warm-up?

I’ll give it a try now(starting now with a PE-session)

gprent101, isn’t it too light?