How to Jelq

As long as you place the force on the sides of the penis, it’s fine. Think of the overhand grip, put the soft bit between thumb and forefinger over the top of the shaft, make the bottom of the grip very loose and put the pressure on from the sides. With a standard grip, think of the same issues, try to not put too much pressure on the top or the bottom of the shaft.

It helps to understand the anatomy. You’re trying to effect the CCs, which are two tubes side by side in a horizontal alignment running through the outer skin. At the bottom the CS feels spongy when you are erect and contains the urethra, on the top you have some major nerves and vessels, so you don’t really want to be putting pressure on these.

The C-grip grips the top and bottom of the CCs, avoiding the centre top and the bottom of the shaft and so avoiding what needs to be avoided.

Thanks for taking the time to explain. So it’s kind of an ‘n’ shape your making with the fingers really. I have just done a bit more researched and found what you’re taking about. Thanks man.

So in the C-grip the palms never really touch right? Leaving the grip open. If done properly I should see two tips - one of my pointing finger and second of my thumb am I getting it right?

The palms never touch or come near touching. Check the Dry Jelq Video. Think of it as a grip that’s formed by holding together your thumb and first two fingers quite naturally, hopefully the tips form a c-shape and it’s that (maybe with the thumb spaces away a bit) that impacts on the shaft.

Oh so the C-grip involves two hands, now I got it. I will be using now C-grip instead of OK, I’ve read its much more safe and actually puts good pressure on CC instead of nerves and urethera.

I don’t think it’s any more safe that a properly implemented OK grip (with pressure at the sides). You should vary your grip in a session anyway. Anything is dangerous when it’s not done correctly, even drinking water or breathing.

I also felt that the normal ok-grip doesnt attack the right spot(CC), so I tried a grip where the two tips of the Thumbs and the knuckles of the index fingers touch and the tips of the Index fingers touch the joint fold of the Thumb again, so you get kind of a square, giving space for the CS and also the part where the nerve is lying, the pressure is still very high and you can also start much lower, even go right down to the base where the shaft exits. You need both hands tho.

To clarify:

I think that the best way, and probably the only one, to learn how to do the jelq is to practice it. No advice can replace practice. Reasonable and continuous practice can produces noticeable results IMO.

It takes a few months to understand how to do the jelq, how to do it in the best way for each of us. Few months of reasonable, continue and passionate practice.

I’ve learned this after six months of consistence on newbie routine; obviously I’m still learning. Stimulated from my gains, helped by heat, reading the shared information found here on TP.

Sorry for my bad English and good PE to everyone.

>It takes a few months to understand how to do the jelq<

So true. It’s one of those exercises that seems initially easy to master and you probably think you’ve mastered it several times before you actually do. Knowledge of anatomy and what you are trying to impact is so useful.

Hi ThunderSS,
I have a bend in my penis to the left, which I would like correct along with my length and girth exercises. I read your article on “how to jelq.” I don’t fully understand how to grip to correct my bend.

How to Jelq
“If there is no intention to attempt bend correction the grip should be applied straight. If gentle work to help correct a bend is required then the grip can be applied diagonally with the leading edge of the grip on the inside of the bend. Do not expect dramatic correction, this is a gradual and limited process.”

How do I position my hands when doing jelqs to correct my left bend on my penis? If you can help that would be great.

I’ve down the exercises a few times, and have noticed that afterwards my penis look a little bigger, probably from swelling and increase blood pressure, but it hands even more to the left that before.

Thanks for the great articles!

I wouldn’t worry about your bend at the moment. Deal with the size first, then worry about correcting bends. You may find that in the process of gaining size the bend changes anyway.

The dry jelqing video referenced earlier shows what I would call a fully erect penis. Shouldn’t one jelq at a considerably lower erection level?

Looks more like 70% of volume. If it were fully erect, you couldn’t press in as much. Maybe don’t start with as much gusto as the video (be careful with anything new) but you’re trying to affect the tissue (of the tunicae mainly) and that requires proper work.

How can I control my erection level to be constant. As sometimes it gets loose many times gets harder. Please suggest.