First "odd" noticeable gains

Hey guys I’m a newb! I’ve been jelqing for about 2 and a bit weeks now and I’m starting to notice a small increase on the ryt hand side of my mid shaft. It seems to have swollen ever so slightly. Also when I get a semi-erection/erection I have noticed that the ryt hand side of my head is slightly higher than the left side. Judging by the foreskin stretching up abit more.

When I first discovered this site and jelqing I had attempted to try it out for 2 weeks b4 I started a proper routine. I think it was dry jelqing, I was pullin my foreskin back and forward without any lube which seemed to be ok until I got the hang of it. I was only using my left hand for this for those 2 weeks at the time. I can only think that because I had used that left hand I had slightly development the ryt hand side of my penis due to the grip at the index finger.

If any1 has expereinced this or has any suggestions that would be great.

Were you using an overhand grip?

What I have seen suggested is you switch hands every 5 or 10 strokes. This will even out the gains you receive from jeqls. You may want to switch to the other hands for the same amount of time, and pay close attention to how the other side looks. Once you get this corrected, just switch hands once and awhile to balance out the exercise.

Yes I use the over hand grip. Thanks for your advive

shiby916

Can you use proper English please - right not ryt- before not b4 - anyone not any1 -

It helps those whose first language isn’t English. (and it violates Forum Guidelines)

Thanks

Sorry guys as I said, I am new to this site. I will work on my English for the next thread.

Sorry again

Does anyone think that I should jelq with the right hand for a week to even it out? Perhaps even jelqing with the left hand straight out and jelq with the right hand curving it to the right hand side?

Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

I jelq with the left and then the right

Keep everything straight then I hope

Ok thanks for that circusbizarre.

I will keep it straight as possible