Optimal shaft "density" when jelqing

Hey guys! I have been doing my routine faithfully since I last posted a month ago. Things have been going great. My most recent measurement was on 2/26/13, where I measured 7.4375” BPEL and 5.8125” MSEG. My “beginning” stats were 7.2500” BPEL and 5.8125” MSEG on 11/14/12. I say “beginning” because I’ve tried manual exercises and experimented with other things in the past. This “beginning” means when I started hanging and jelqing as a routine.

On to the main point of the post: What is the optimal “density” for your shaft when jelqing?

I always jelq for 20 to 40 minutes depending on my routine at 40% to 70% erection levels. I never jelq erect and never jelq flaccid. I have started to notice that one 50% erection can feel very dense while another 50% erection (on another day or a couple hours later) can feel very squishy. Imagine you squeeze an avocado when it’s almost ripe. It’s dense. It has a little give when you push on the outer surface, but mostly dense. If you wait a day, it will be less dense and more soft and squishy. The avocado did not change in size.. Only in hardness or density.

When my shaft is 50% erect and feeling dense or hard, I feel like I’m pushing blood around in the outer veins. When my shaft is 50% erect and feeling soft and squishy, I feel like I’m pushing blood around on the inside of the shaft. See what I’m saying?

I feel like the soft, squishy 50% erection is best for jelqing. Any thoughts on that? If you agree with this, how can you get a soft, squishy 50% erection consistently?

I agree. I like to jelq with a 50% squishy erection. Unfortunately, I can’t give you any advice on how to keep it at that state. Fortunately, or perhaps unfortunately, my ED does not let me get more than 50 % erect without an injection. When I inject, I have a better use for my erection.

By the way, I think you need to add another decemil or two to your measurements. You could be missing a thousands of an inch in growth.

Haha yeah I know 4 decimal places is way too precise. I measure in 1/16 inch increments because that is what my ruler has. Even with 4 decimal places, my length gains are 0.1875” (3/16 of an inch), which is significant. It’s easier to use decimals when typing. :-)