Fulcrum Hanging

If I hang straight out, using a fulcrum, will it reduce my upward curve?

Inch,

Most guys with a curve have reported straightening after hanging for a while. I don’t really know how use of a fulcrum might relate to this.

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This question may sound stupid: Is there any possibility to keep the reduction of my upward curve as small as possible while hanging? I like it and would like to keep as much as possible of it.

If it’s not possible to avoid the straightening is there an exercise to re-gain an upward curve?

estatic,

>Is there any possibility to keep the reduction of my upward curve as small as possible while hanging?<

I would say yes. Whatever hanger you use, you would need to place the straps that hold the weight lower on the hanger, more toward the bottom chamber. This would tend to turn the shaft up, and should preserve your upward bend. But no guarantees.

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Inch:
ecstatic, beat me to the punch on this one. I would think an Upward curve would be a good thing, unless it was a very severe curve. The upward curve is the perfect design for reaching the elusive G spot, that is of course if the G spot is what we are trying to reach.

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Bib,

could you explain this again with preserving the upward curve, I didn’t understand it correctly I think……

First let me say I would very much like to keep my upward curve. It is perfect. Bib, the reason I asked ” If fulcrum hanging would reduce my upward curve……..” In my head,imagination I picture my penis, with the fulcrum underneath my shaft exactly opposit of my curve, for some reason I just see this fulcrum applying the tension exactly where my curve is and straighting it out. I don’t want it straight. Not at all.

I would assume that an after jelq chaser would work in your advantage. You could lose a bit but then reset it with jelqs. Like playing with bending a coat hanger. I hope someone that really knows chimes in. These are just (un)-educated guesstimates from a crazed man.

Quote from Bib:

Well, first, I am not sure that hanging will cause a total loss of an upward curve. But if you hang with the shaft upturned, it should cause the tissues on the bottom of the shaft to stretch more, and therefore preserve the curve. With a Bib, you simply place the shaft lower in the shaft well, or move the strap down as far as possible and the head and upper shaft will turn up while hanging.

Rising,

I screwed up. That should be, ‘the shaft should behigher in the shaft well, or move the strap down as far as possible, adn the head and upper shaft will turn up while hanging’.

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