Why when I use Pumping one day my Erection is hard and another day is soft ?

Hello Guys !

when I finish my pump session I sometimes notice that my erection after is very hard and sometimes she’s soft.

My routine its the same 25 minutes at 5hg

It is about the erection level before the pumping session
Because sometimes i have 100% erection level sometimes not ?

I am not sure my understanding of your question is accurate.

Are you saying that after a pumping session the next time you have sex your EQ is inconsistent from one time to the next? If so, I would say you are overtraining and need to reduce the time in the tube.

When evaluating if you are overtraining, i.e, over stressing your penis, you need to include all activities which effect your penis. These include other PE activities you may be doing, when and how much you masturbate and have sex, physical activity and alcohol consumption. All these things can tire out or otherwise negatively impact your penis’ performance and require some down time to get it back to full function.

Yeah my EQ sometimes its very good after my pumping session sometimes my EQ its not nice .
For me i’m not overtrained because one month ago my pumping session is : 3,5hg 30 minutes
And the same problem goes on .
I don’t understand why ? My answer its maybe when i put my penis inside the tube my erection sometimes it is at 100% level sometimes not .
It is important to have 100%erection level ?

Yes i do jelqing and stretching before pumping

Just because you did not have an issue a month ago does not mean you cannot have problems today. Penis stress is cumulative and as I mentioned in my first post, many things can impact it.

It does not matter if you are erect or flaccid when you start your pump session. It does matter if one time you can get an erection and the next time you cannot. This is further indication your penis needs a rest.

I have ED so going into the tube erect is not a viable option for me and I have had positive gains nonetheless. Some may say that going in erect is important; my experience says it is not.