Tired of your curved penis? Wanna make it straight as an arrow? Well look no further!
Here's some exercises that will help with fixing a curve:
1. Penis extender. I have not tried penis extending, but heard many reviews about this. I would rate this as the best way to straighten the penis solely on the fact that it's a 'bonus' from extending.
2. Modified tunica tugs. Here's a quick run down on how to do these. Do a normal tunica tug and stretch the penis away from the curve, causing stress on the side with the curve. For example, if your penis curves to the left. Do a tunica tug, and bend it to the right. **Have atleast 3 months of prior PE before attempting these**
3. Erect bend edging. This has corrected my curve (along with the modified tunica tugs) the best for me. First, start edging, and when you feel comfortable, start applying little pressure away from your curve. DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH PRESSURE! This should be a LIGHT bend away from the curve. **Have atleast 3 months of prior PE before attempting these**
4. Flaccid Bends. These are a good intermediate exercise to do if you want girth and want to fix a curve. TIP: Don't flaccid bend towards your curve. Do every direction but the way your penis curves.
5. Erect Bends. This is an ADVANCED exercise to fix a curve + girth. TIP: Don't erect bend towards your curve. Do every direction but the way your penis curves. **Have atleast 3 months of prior PE before attempting these**
6. Penis pumps. I haven't had experience with a pump, but it is likely to straighten out the penis, while giving you girth.
If you are just beginning PE, and one of your main goals is to fix a curve, you obviously shouldn't do exercises 2-5 listed above. And if you don't have an extender or a pump, here are some beginner ways to fix a curve.
1. When you do your stretches, eliminate or lessen the time of the stretch in the direction of your curve. For example, if your penis curves to the left, instead of doing 30 seconds in the left direction, do 15 seconds, and add the 15 seconds you took out for the opposite direction. So this would leave you with 15 seconds to the left, and 45 seconds to the right, causing more stress/stretching to the left side of the penis
2. Here's one of the most commonly used tricks to fix a curve. When doing your jelqs, jelq away from your curve. For example, if your penis curves to the left, jelq to the right after every 2-3 jelqs. This will stretch the left side of the penis more, causing it to straighten out. For V-jelqs, I would eliminate all jelqs to the left (or whichever way your penis curves). So instead of doing left, straight, right, do straight and right only.
Hope this helps! Feel free to chip in some more exercises that have helped you guys fix curves.
Here's some exercises that will help with fixing a curve:
1. Penis extender. I have not tried penis extending, but heard many reviews about this. I would rate this as the best way to straighten the penis solely on the fact that it's a 'bonus' from extending.
2. Modified tunica tugs. Here's a quick run down on how to do these. Do a normal tunica tug and stretch the penis away from the curve, causing stress on the side with the curve. For example, if your penis curves to the left. Do a tunica tug, and bend it to the right. **Have atleast 3 months of prior PE before attempting these**
3. Erect bend edging. This has corrected my curve (along with the modified tunica tugs) the best for me. First, start edging, and when you feel comfortable, start applying little pressure away from your curve. DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH PRESSURE! This should be a LIGHT bend away from the curve. **Have atleast 3 months of prior PE before attempting these**
4. Flaccid Bends. These are a good intermediate exercise to do if you want girth and want to fix a curve. TIP: Don't flaccid bend towards your curve. Do every direction but the way your penis curves.
5. Erect Bends. This is an ADVANCED exercise to fix a curve + girth. TIP: Don't erect bend towards your curve. Do every direction but the way your penis curves. **Have atleast 3 months of prior PE before attempting these**
6. Penis pumps. I haven't had experience with a pump, but it is likely to straighten out the penis, while giving you girth.
If you are just beginning PE, and one of your main goals is to fix a curve, you obviously shouldn't do exercises 2-5 listed above. And if you don't have an extender or a pump, here are some beginner ways to fix a curve.
1. When you do your stretches, eliminate or lessen the time of the stretch in the direction of your curve. For example, if your penis curves to the left, instead of doing 30 seconds in the left direction, do 15 seconds, and add the 15 seconds you took out for the opposite direction. So this would leave you with 15 seconds to the left, and 45 seconds to the right, causing more stress/stretching to the left side of the penis
2. Here's one of the most commonly used tricks to fix a curve. When doing your jelqs, jelq away from your curve. For example, if your penis curves to the left, jelq to the right after every 2-3 jelqs. This will stretch the left side of the penis more, causing it to straighten out. For V-jelqs, I would eliminate all jelqs to the left (or whichever way your penis curves). So instead of doing left, straight, right, do straight and right only.
Hope this helps! Feel free to chip in some more exercises that have helped you guys fix curves.
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