Hot Tub If you can, get one

It’s warm and wet and makes your unit about as pliable as it can get, it would seem to be perfect for stretching and also gives you plenty of room to move around to different positions while going commando. I have one and do extra credit stretch sessions whenever I get in.unless my sister in law is in to, not sure she would be understanding.

I highly recommend the hot tub anyway it is very relaxing and great stress reliever. Just be careful with having too many adult beverages and then getting in the tub and yanking your penis off.

Do you live with anyone else? I know with me, I would probably be caught within the first 30 minutes of my use.

Hey Spruce:

I feel like I must give you a warning: People constantly drown in hot tubs. There has been a constant problem of people drowning in their own hot tub, sauna, or jacuzzi!!

It happens when:
—-People relax too much and fall asleep in the water and drown,
—-They have low blood pressure and getting in hot water makes it drop even lower and they lose consciousness
—- They lose many of their electrolytes and water and forget to rehydrate. You must rehydrate if your are in it for more than 15 minutes.

The best for re-hydrating the body is Sweet Coconut Water. Sweet Coconut water has plenty of sodium, magnesium, and potassium that your blood system needs to keep sending the electricity to your muscles so you won’t get weak or light headed.

LOOK HERE for the awesome nutritional profile of coconut water:

There is also Gatorade or Powerade but they are just sugar water and fake coloring tints and just two electrolytes thrown in. Never even close to the health benefits and taste of sweet coconut water.

Later man, I don’t want to here that you drown while jelqing in the hot tub because seriously that has to be the stupidest way to die EVER!

Later

Yes Springer240, I am married. If you were real sneaky (which I am) you can actually do it while the jets are on high and it is dark and nobody would even know.

LOL locoloco, I agree that would be a hell of a way to go!

I usually get in once or twice a week by myself for about 15-20 minutes.
My wife cant get in right now because she is pregnant. On weekends my sis-in-law gets in with me and we are in there for an hour at least.

Its funny you bring up the dizziness though, I have been trying to figure out dizziness symptoms all year with Dr’s. and haven’t figured it out. Hmmmmm?

So you just drink this coconut water straight? I am going to give it a try!

Thanks,
Spruce

One of the regulars here swears by the hot tub and recommends it quite a bit. I forgot who it was.

Good to know, basically it makes you penis pliable like a rubber band, again I would warn against going overboard though since it does seem to loosing up so much, wouldn’t want anyone hurting themselves.

The hot tube ideal sounds great. Although I’m to broke to buy a house let alone a hot tub, I’ll just try the poor mans jacuzzi!. ( A warm bath).LOL

I wonder if a vac extender would work reliably in a hot tub. The seal would probably slip away, but otherwise you could just lean back with arms propped up on walls of tub and no one would ever know

Big Girtha was big on them, I sort of remember… guess he isn’t a regular anymore, though. :(

Good Thought - PE was one of the motivational factors in my decision to install an InfraRed Sauna in the office/shop/garage annex I built adjacent to my house. It’s private - the therapeutic impact of InfraRed is quite significant, and I don’t have to worry about seals coming undone be they vacuum extenders or vacuum pump tubes. I have piped in music into the suana chamber, a reading lamp, audible alarms on the sauna timer functions - life is sweet. And, the minifridge is nearby with a chilled supply of cocoanut water (great suggestion, cocoanut water - thanks).

As for PE, the pliability achieved is terrific. The other night I was in my penimaster at nearly maximum tension. By the end of the sauna session I had stretched to where I dropped 2+ lines on the tension bars.

Cheers and Happy Holidays :) ,

MrTiPS

Got one, a hot tub that is :) It probably works wonders but I’m yet to see them :(

I just installed a hot-tub recently. It seems like a logical place to do your exercises.

I just got out a couple hours ago and took note of how pliable it made me.

I dont know if it would increase gains but it has to make it better for you to stretch.

Take notice next time your in after 5-10 minutes, its like pulling on a rubber band to me.

I definitely drink the water straight. You can add other fruits that are good - pomegranate, acerola berries. But Coconut water is the strongest for re-hydration - Acerola and pomegranate are powerful antioxidants. The antioxidants will help you fight off toxins that may in your body and zapping you of energy. I have studied many hours of nutrition and taken many courses in the natural cures for disease.

Your welcome spruce.

And Mr. TIPS.!

Ah man, I envy you right now! That sounds excellent brother. You are living it up.

And your welcome with the coconut water suggestion. It is great right? Nothing compares to it in re-hydration - It also goes great with whisky ( I hear.but I haven’t tried it yet) One of the good things of living in Puerto Rico is the abundant supply of organic sweet coconuts.

Mr. Tips what is the brand name and price of the sauna that you installed? Is there a website to go to?

Greetings:

The InfraRed Sauna I bought was a Thermal Life as recommended by Dr. Jonathon Wright (and I claimed and got Wright’s referral discount) so I paid about $3000 for the unit. Here’s a link:

http://www.high techhealth.com/ … /sauna_main.htm

I have been extremely pleased with the unit. It is massive and very well constructed - but, the poplar panels interlock so I was able to erect it by myself in my exercise room. I use it on average 2/week for about 50 minutes per session at an ambient temperature setting of 140 deg F which is quite comfortable. You will pop a good sweat at that temperature but not incur much respiratory stress, if any at all. For what I’m trying to do health wise I feel it was worth the cost and I factored that cost into the overall design cost of the building from the get go.

Hope this helps,

MrTiPS