Dry vs wet jelq

Hey guys, I’ve heard some people talking about dry jelqing and how it can benefit you more in girth than length, whereas wet jelqing is more the opposite. Is there any evidence to suggest this?

I find that dry jelqing works very similar, for me, as performing Uli’s. You have to reestablish your grip during the jelq, therefore it becomes almost a “light Uli”. For me I cannot perform a full jelq dry due to excessive skin pull/stretch. Personally, I incorporate Uli’s into my wet Jelq routine.

But then again, I have a hard time gaining girth.hmmmmmmmmmm.

Being relatively new to PE (only been doing it two weeks) would you consider ULI’s to be too advanced for me yet? (I’m 21 and in great shape physically). Also, I remember someone mentioning that stretching the skin around their penis allowed for additional girth more easily, is there any accuracy in that?

I recommend the Newbie Routine for at least 2 to 3 months, and an absolute minimum of 1 full month. The reason being that it takes that long to really master the Jelq, in my honest opinion. Also you haven’t learned enough about your own penis to know what kind of stresses you can place on it without pain or injury. Better to have a ‘light injury’ by overdoing it with a jelq than skipping forward into advanced PE and REALLY hurting yourself. If you do proceed with Uli’s prior to that, I’d recommend doing them dry and very very very light to start off with.

Actually I’ve said it before, whenever you start ANYTHING new in PE go slow and easy at first. Always assume that you will do it wrong. Never try something new during or after a “vigorous” PE workout. Trying something new after you’ve already stressed the penis is just asking for injury.

So many new people get “bored” with the newbie routine. There are LOTS of different variations that you can do in a jelqing routine, dry/wet jelq, adding kegeling during jelqing, different erection levels (beware of fully erect jelqing, it is considered an advanced jelqing technique), different grips, different directions etc.