The Ultimate V (The UV)

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

I added a third finger today to my squeezing hand and the difference was amazing. In order to explain what I mean let me quickly go over the exercise. Unlike the usual V jelq, the UV jelqing fingers are reversed. Instead of a V which comes up from underneath, you do a reverse V and come down from the top (looking down at your shaft). Here is where the most important difference comes into play when comparing the usual V jelq and the UV jelq: instead of simply jelqing with those two fingers only, you take your other hand and grip the fingers that you placed on your shaft and squeeze them with your other hand. While squeezing your jelqing fingers and holding that squeeze, you jelq up your shaft while continuing to apply pressure to your jelqing fingers with your other hand. In other words, you are using both hands to jelq with.

What I meant in the beginning about using three fingers is that I have always only used my middle and pointing finger on one side of my shaft and my thumb on the other side to squeeze my jelqing fingers. Today I added my ring finger as well. The pressure I was able to generate was substantially greater with the added finger. I also like to hold my squeeze periodically after reaching my glans instead of releasing it in order to get in some real solid stretches as well. Adding the third finger allowed me to also stretch with more force then with just the normal grip. After my workout today I waited until I was completely relaxed and flaccid. My workout produced a temporary gain of 3/4" to my normal flaccid mid girth which is 5 1/2". I absolutely defy anyone to say they can get those kinds of temporary gains by doing a regular set of V jelqs. My glans was so swollen afterwards that not only could I not pinch my urethra open, I couldn't pull it open.

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

I guess jelqing with all four holds water too.From one side pinky and ring finger, from other middle and index.

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

Not sure if you mean edema when you mention "holds water too". I do usually have some edema buildup under the bottom side near my glans when I do UV's. Some feel that is a bad sign, I personally think it means I maxed out on the blood/fluids I jelqed during the session. When people refer to edema of the penis/balls, or legs/feet, that is in deed a negative occurrence, and something that comes on suddenly and is often very severe in nature. The edema I experience from UVs (you can do UVs, have a great session, and not have any edema issues by simply not going full bore like I do), occurs because I moved more fluid up my shaft then it could handle, and some escapes from the CCs and veins. It is a temporary and not caused by a faulty heart or other things that cause the more severe kinds of edema. I should also add that even though I do have that small pocket of edema after a good UV session, I have absolutely no bruising or other things going on that could be construed as any type of injury to my unit.

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

Bad english sorry.I meant that it would be beneficial if we jelq with all four.pinky and ring from one side and middle and index from the other.More mass fron both sides, more pressure.Sorry, didnt mean edema.

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

I recently began wearing a leather cock ring 24/7. I take it off when doing my PE stuff, but immediately after washing up afterwards I put it back on. One real nice benefit is how it extends the time I have that temporary burst in girth after a session. Just putting a raw number to it, it helps hold those gains for perhaps 12 hours longer than before. Not all of it of course, but some of it.

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Not many of us are ambidextrous, so we're either right handed or left - obviously. When doing traditional V's my biggest complaint is that using only the strength of your two jelqing fingers to squeeze your shaft as you move up it, is weak, compared to using your other hand to squeeze those two fingers. But even though your dominant hand's finger strength is not much, how much weaker is your other hand? Thus doing V's the traditional way has you putting a very limited amount of pressure on your shaft with one hand, and even less when switching over to your other hand. UV's put greater and equal pressure on your shaft regardless of which hand you are using.

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Not many of us are ambidextrous, so we're either right handed or left - obviously. When doing traditional V's my biggest complaint is that using only the strength of your two jelqing fingers to squeeze your shaft as you move up it, is weak, compared to using your other hand to squeeze those two fingers. But even though your dominant hand's finger strength is not much, how much weaker is your other hand? Thus doing V's the traditional way has you putting a very limited amount of pressure on your shaft with one hand, and even less when switching over to your other hand. UV's put greater and equal pressure on your shaft regardless of which hand you are using.

Some would use dowels in lieu of fingers to attempt to even things out. The drawback to this is the potential for increased injury due to the hardness of the dowels, so caution is needed if implementing this method.

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Some would use dowels in lieu of fingers to attempt to even things out. The drawback to this is the potential for increased injury due to the hardness of the dowels, so caution is needed if implementing this method.

Another issue with using a dowel type device, is since it is rigid, it doesn't bend around your shaft at all. Though our fingers are rigid also, they do bend some if pressure is applied to them. This forms a better grip and thus moves blood more efficiently.

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Another issue with using a dowel type device, is since it is rigid, it doesn't bend around your shaft at all. Though our fingers are rigid also, they do bend some if pressure is applied to them. This forms a better grip and thus moves blood more efficiently.

The old style Jelq Devices attempted to accommodate for this by using foam rollers.