Moving enough blood?

[jmath Member Find all posts View Profile Close jmath]

How do you know if you are moving enough blood when jelqing? Is it necessary see any indicator as the top of the shaft getting red or something like it? I'm simply assuming that if my glans grows when I move forward it's enough, although I find it difficult to achieve that with v-jelqs, and it's a bit difficult to see that when I'm jelqing backhand (thumb and index towards base) as my hand covers my glans. I can also see my little veins refill from the glans backward when I let go.

[UYN Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close UYN]

You can usually notice your glans expanding as your jelqing hand approaches the glans-ridge. If you find it difficult to see when jelqing backhand, maybe you should start with a forehand until you get accustom to the feeling of moving blood in your penis before doing the backhanded jelq.

[rbi99 Retired Moderator Member of the Month Nov 2017PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close rbi99]

Jmath, as your jelqing hands approaches your glans, touch your glans with your other hand. If it is very hard, great. If it is soft to the touch, then you aren't moving enough blood up into it with your jelqs. Work on your technique to improve that. Regular and v-jelqs done properly will give you a hard glans as you approach it.

[RockofFox Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close RockofFox]

You will see expansion as your hand slides down and your knob will get much firmer and darker in colour

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