Pumping for One hour bad

Thrice a week I pump for an hour for 15 minutes and rest for 5 minutes(massaging my penis). I get donut effect and I love it. After pumping for an hour I do dry jelq, fowfer and stretching. Am I doing more than enough?

I think in the opinion of most on this board, that do PE to promote a healthy penis, you are pumping too much if you always get the donut effect.

However, there are a lot of people — perhaps yourself? — into extreme pumping. But they are not common at Thunder’s.

Are you doing more than enough? Well, what are your goals?

Also, how long have you been pumping? I rarely got the donut, but it took me over 4 months to get to 1 hour of tube-time (that is, 4 sets of 15 minutes). And I rarely went beyond 5iom for the final set.

Cdr.Blop

Pumping combines many factors including time, pressure and experience. You left off pressure and experience. What pressure do you pump at, and how much experience do you have pumping?

I concur with my countryman, Cdr. Blop: you are clearly overdoing it on the pressure if you are geting the doughnut.

Having said this, I seem to get my best pump about two hours into a session. I use a lower pressure, and like yourself, keep it to 15 minute sets, and avoid the doughnut.

It’s possible to pump yourself into impotence, so if you can’t get a good hard erection after a session, you’re overdoing it.

GM

Wow, 2 hours GlandMaster?

Can you describe you routine? Just how low is your “low” pressure?

And how does your cock look after 2 hours? Are you able to get a fairly natural (just thicker!) look? Are erections no problem?

Just curious,
Cdr.Blop

Cdr.Blop:

My routine is pretty straightforward: 15-20 min. sets, “jelquing” :chuckle: in between. I’ve been pumping for over 10 years: I’ve gone through several pumps, even blew out a MityVac during my “extreme pumping” days, so nowdays I just use my mouth and suck the air out of the cylinder.

I pump with a hot compress that I heat up in the microwave until it’s just about too hot to handle, then lay it on top of my thickwall cylinder with an insulating blanket wrapped around the cylinder. The heat promotes expansion, and probably prevents injury.

I’m over 7½” pumped these days: um-pumped between 6-6½”: the years or pumping have really increased my girth, flaccid hang, and scrotal size; needless to say, I don’t pump too often anymore (only for pleasure…:D ). I’m concentrating on hanging/ads, and manual these days, to try and get more length…

GM

Thanks for th speedy reply!

10 years of pumping? You are the master, GlandMaster!

Cdr.Blop

Are you new to pumping?

Have you worked up to this length of time?

What HG are you pumping at?

Are you seeing gains from this?

You’re welcome, Cdr.Blop: it would have been quicker if I could type faster. I’m working on it. :)

You know, I pumped myself into an ED problem at one point, and even though I was 7” EL I still thought of myself as “small”, though I had received many comments to the contrary, (including the times where I was called “GlandMaster”).

This place has helped put a lot of things in perspective, and helped me grow a bigger, functional cock.

GM

I’m just using a manual pump for like six months now so I don’t have any idea how much pressure I’m exerting to my member. I want to buy a new pump next month. My goal is to have a nine incher because as of now my dick is just 6.5 inches. I think the gains that I could say is that I have harder erection, my girth increased by .25inches. Sorry for the late reply guys.

You need to read more. The donut effect is not a good thing, and you should know that after 6 months. You need to read and listen to people that have been doing this for years. There is no reason for you to make the same mistakes we all made. Mostly you will be just waisting time but you can get injured.

Ok, so your ARE pumping for real size gains. I thought maybe you were one of those dudes I’ve seen on other sites who just want a huge, bloated cock for a temporary effect. (Never understood that mentality, but to each his own, right?)

Two things:
1. Follow the Avocet’s routine outlined in Vaccum Pumping 101
2. Get a guage that has inches of mercury, so you can tell what you are doing

The first thing is a no brainer… you have seen this thread, right? Personally I would take a break for several days before I commenced with this new plan.

The second thing is just sound advice for someone new to this craft. When you are a vet, maybe a guage isn’t essential, but when you don’t know what you are doing, a gauge is a real asset. Without one it is like trying to drive to an unfamiliar location without a map.

Cdr.Blop