pumping weakness the bc muscle?

Let me first state that i don’t know if anything is correct and all but I’m curious about the side effect of the BC muscle.

I have pumped two days at a max of 5 Hg for 3 sets of plus-minus 4 minutes. The BC muscle holds the erection when aroused, but with the vacuum the bc muscle has no participation and no effort on the erection what so ever, except when you kegel.

So if you gain in length or girth you BC muscle actually has to hold more blood, but it isn’t prepared for that. Does this mean you have to train the bc muscle extra or wear a cock-ring to keep the pumping gains?

I’m talking about the direct gains but also the long-term gains.

The BC closes off blood vessels. Many guys never do a voluntary kegel in their lives and their BC is strong enough to do its job. When you have achieved gains from pumping, your penis will hold more blood. This is no problem for the BC at all; it is not the amount of blood but the pressure of the blood that is important.

As long as you are doing your normal kegels you won’t have any problems.

You have done the newbie routine for a few months before starting pumping, haven’t you?

I use a cockring for several years so I’m used to the pressure and expand the cock has to go through. But to answer your question, i’m pe’ing for 1 month and i use pumping in between for a couple of minutes using 3 - 5 Hg.

The BC muscle do not hold the erection when aroused; is the valves on the arteries. The BC closes off blood vessels like firegoat said, but only when you make a kegel. Now if you need to keep your BC “kegeled” all the time to keep it up while being arused, then you have some sort of ED