Venous leaks are brought on by serious trauma.
The Newbie Routine is designed specifically to make even overzealous practice of The Newbie Routine reasonably safe from any serious harm.
You should experience improved erections practicing this routine. That you are not suggests that you are going at it too aggressively.
So let’s ask a few questions:
Are you making sure to warm-up thoroughly? 5 minutes is the minimum. Maybe go for 10. This is a step a lot of guys skip. Don’t make this mistake.
Are you stretching too hard? Jelqing? Each stretch should be held for 15 or 20 seconds below the threshold of pain. Like you would stretch other sorts of tendons and ligaments before a run or other workout. Each Jelq should be even, steady pressure that you move from the base to the glans over a 2 or 3 second interval. You don’t have to do them very hard, just firmly. It should feel good.
Are you doing your daily non-erect Kegels? 50 a day is a good baseline and should yield some erection improvement within a week or so. Don’t forget or blow them off.
NOTE: you can do non-erect Kegels every day while you recover. Just flex and hold for 5 seconds, release and repeat 50 times. It’ll help.
While you recover, I’d recommend use of a moderately hot compress for 20 minutes or so just before going to bed. Just get a microwaveable heat pad or make yourself a rice sock (or flax seed sock), heat it for a minute or two in the microwave and apply it to the afflicted area just before bed.
When your erections return to normal (and they will), go a whole lot easier when you resume.
See if this helps. :leftie:
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