-------"V" JELQS
Next, do what are called "V" Jelqs. These are done by useing the V between your middle and next finger. Cup your hand and slide up the shaft with your fingers curled toward your belly and the underside of your shaft resting in the "V". The fingers should be rideing on the sides of your shaft.
Hi. I am a beginner to Pegym so I started with JP90's routine.
I needed help with the V Jelqing method.
My dorsal vein goes from the base of the penis straight out till mid-penis, then it turns towards the right side of my penis and vanishes below. When I cup my right-hand fingers in a V shape and slide up the shaft, as mentioned, my middle finger of the right hand compresses and pushes the dorsal vein outwards (in the sliding direction), and when I slide up my fingers more, the vein retracts back. This gives me an uncomfortable sensation, and I think this could lead to some injury or inflammation of the veins, would it?
As a solution to this, what I had been doing is, instead of having my fingers vertically down when I cup my hand in a V shape, I would tilt them such that the dorsal vein at the mid penis would come in between the gap of the V shape. This will avoid that tight compression and movement of the dorsal vein.
But as mentioned in the post, "The fingers should be rideing on the sides of your shaft." I think I shouldn't be sliding with a tilt. Could someone please advice me on this subject?