Variation of jelq to help prevent baseball bat effect

Hey everyone,
So I’ve been interested in PE for probably close to a year now, an prior to joining thunders I have been kinda doing PE exercises (jelqs and squeezes mainly) on and off for a while. I officially started about a week and a half ago though, and I am very excited.
Now for my question:
I get the main concept of how jelqs expand the tissues and all that, and maybe it is just me but I feel as though because jelqs are always in the same direction(from base to glans) that this is the reason for the baseball effect possibly. I’m a newbie and all but I was thinking maybe this slight variation to a normal jelq could decrease the chance of the baseball bat effect maybe? I just personally would really prefer to have even gains when they come in

I tried this today and it seems beneficial but I’d really appreciate feedback:

Do a normal base to glans jelq with your first hand and follow with the second.
Then, instead of repeating, pull penis outward holding under the glans with one hand( like the manual stretch) and doing a sort of reverse jelq with the other (pushing blood from the glans down to the base). Same grip and everything as the normal jelq, just from top to bottom. Then repeat. I feel as though this will increase pressure more towards the base on the “reverse jelq” and even things out a bit.

It is fairly easy to do and get into a good rhythm, and I don’t feel it’s too advanced a move as of right now, but tell me if you think otherwise! And I would greatly appreciate some insight on whether or not this could benefit me in the long run. Thanks!

My opinion is that squeezes only increase the baseball effect, sometime I do horse squeezes after jelq and I can clearly notice that the part from the mid shaft to the glans is much thicker, but isn’t baseball effect a good thing?? I mean if I had a 8” cock with a thicker 6” going to the mid shaft to the glans and the base a little thinner I wouldn’t care because the think part is going inside

Thanks for the reply,

And I don’t know I guess it’s more of a personal preference thing, but my main concern is do you think that doing the type of jelq I mentioned might have any merit in evening things out as time goes on?

Hi Kola, welcome to thunders! :)

Honestly, if you’re just starting out, I wouldn’t worry about about the baseball bat effect. Just perform slow, regular, perfect jelqs that feel amazing and you shouldn’t have any problems. If you notice it starting to develop, then you can think about other stuff.

The veins of the penis have valves so that the blood flows in one direction. Reverse jelqing can cause damage to these valves, which is why you do not see it recommended here on Thunder’s Place.

Thank you tweaking, this is a great site, and thank you both for the input I’ll take your word for it, that makes sense with the valves

Originally posted by pudendum:

The penis is designed to stand up to the rugged nature of intercourse. In many animals, intercourse is a short very aggressive act with marked penis stresses (maybe in some of us guys as well). The deep dorsal vein, where the only known valves have been found, in the exposed portion of the penis, are quite distensible. In addition. With the circumflex draining into them, blood from the deep dorsal vein has the capacity to back flow into the circumflex veins. The circumflex veins by their circumferential arrangement are not affected by base to head (or head to base) longitudinal stress (intercourse, masturbation, jelqing). Therefore back flow into them from the deep dorsal vein and distensibility relieves pressure that might otherwise push against and damage the valves..

This seems really in depth and suggests that it would be really difficult to inflict damage from a reverse jelq stroke. I’m still going to take it easy, just something I found. Any thoughts?

Well, we’re both medical guys, but that’s more pud’s area than mine, so take his advice. I think the ‘take it easy’ approach is a good one, until you learn what your penis can handle. I do still believe that reverse jelqs are more inherently potentially dangerous than regular jelqs.