Need Uli jelq info please

Hi, it’s me the new guy again and I kept up my PEing.:) I just have a question about the uli jelqs. I heard they’re quite good and can give good length gains. How long should I do them? Also do I do them standing, sitting or laying Also I’ve noticed since jelqing that my skin when flaccid is a little loose. Here again is my regiment:

700 2 sec jelqs (toned the jelqs down a bit for now)
60 5 sec Blasters
V-Stretch
3 sets of 300 kegels (toned those down a bit too for now)
12min of Wrangeling (I’m experimenting with this)

Not to sound like a broken record, but do you new guys read the older posts? This has been discussed as recently as yesterday. The search button at the top of each page is a wonderful way to find information here at Thunder’s. Here are liniks to Uli threads that I’ve posted in recently:

Extreme Uli’s
New ULI device… some nice benefits… Safer! Cable clamps
Head Size: Makes All the Difference in the Illusion of Size
I dont understand
My Uli

Ulis are an advanced exercise, although it sounds like you already give your dick an extreme workout. You should only do five or six at a time, if you’re doing them correctly. (Here is the original post by Uli.) I don’t think your body position makes any difference when you do them. Loose skin comes with PE. It’s not unusual.

What’s Wrangeling?

Thanks for the link. It seems to be working now. Before when I searched for I kept getting a page not found error so I decided to post for help. Wrangling is basically another form of hanging (at least I think it is…I’m just trying it out) where you take a small thin rope or a shoelaces and tie a small loose knot around the midshaft (I make sure I wrap a lot first so there is no problems). Then put the other end of the rope or shoelaces on your arm or around your neck. Then gently pull until you feel a little resistance and hold it there for as long as you want. This way you can stretch in either direction and you put less strain on your shaft then you do with hanging. Anyway just experimenting, but thanks for the links and the advice. I’ll still keep up the fight.