Using vibration in PE

Hi everyone (first time poster here).

I’ve been using an extender for a couple of weeks now. I love it.

I’m currently searching for ‘The perfect stretch’. I wan’t every session to be optimal.

So I just had a thought. What if you put on a vibrating device while stretching. Something like this:

Vibrations should make muscles more susceptible to exercise: http://en.wikip edia.org/wiki/W … _body_vibration

Maybe the tissue of the penis will be more susceptible to stretching when constantly vibrated.

Or it might give more in to the stretching. Let it self be stretched more than usual because of the constant vibration.

So. What do you guys think?

I actually own one of those vibrating devices, so I’ll try it out next time I’ll be stretching. Just to see how it feels.

I’m thinking it’s going to be hard not getting a hard-on though :-D

Welcome to Thunder’s and good first post!

From that wikipedia page:

“The immediate effect of WBV is therefore that the muscles can be used quickly and efficiently, rendering them capable of producing more force.”

“Another immediate effect of WBV is an improvement of circulation. The rapid contraction and relaxation of the muscles at 20 to 50 times per second basically works as a pump on the blood vessels and lymphatic vessels, increasing the speed of the blood flow through the body”

Sounds promising!

This is an interesting idea, let me know how it works out for you. Maybe one day I’ll fork over the cash to get a vibrating cock ring and try this myself.

Vibration will make me horny… LOL erection is not good for stretching type of PE exercise..

Alternatively, you can also use “heat” while wearing the extender device. Many folks here wear the device under an IR heat lamp.

Just a thought… heat also loosen up the tissues without causing unwanted erection. LOL

What about putting a vibrator or some kind of shock treatment on the pc muscle? That seems like it would have more of an effect then doing it on the penis as the penis isn’t skeletal muscle, it is smooth muscle. But again, I’m no anatomy genius.

There’s a whole thread on using vibration in the experiment forum .