Measuring erection in percent

Hi guys,

Being a new member and first-time poster and not a native speaker, let me start off by apologizing if my english isn’t that good.

Anyways,..
Quick question regarding the ‘How to Jelq’ - Page ( https://penis-enlargement-manual.thundersplace.org/how-to-jelq.html ).

Direct quote: “The minimum erection level you should allow is 40%-50%”.

I must confess, that I am not exactly sure what that means. Are we looking at 50% length or hardness?
As a grower I can almost double my size, without even getting hard at all.
So would something low like 5% mean it’s almost flaccid or just beginning to get hard?

Also, if the percentages are related to the ‘stiffness’, could you give me a tipp on how to maintain a 50-80% erection during workout? I find it’s not exactly the most sexy situation to stand in the Bathroom and strangle your snake.

I appreciate all hints and tipps, thanks.

Cohesive

Hey cohesive,

The simple answer: you get a feel for it.

It’s not an exact science, you just want to be at “about half” sometimes. When you pay attention to it for a while, you’ll notice smaller and smaller differences and you’ll be able to name your EQ more accurately. I wouldn’t worry about it.

As for me, if I want a medium EQ jelq (50% ish) then I just think some sexy things until I start to get erect noticeably, jelq, then I’ll lose some erection and use kegels and more happy thoughts to go up again. Just do it for a while and you’ll learn for yourself :)

Thanks for the quick reply!

I suppose experience is a very important factor. I’ll keep an eye on it :)

It is actually talking about fullness. You should never have a stiff erection or feel the hard tissue when you do the exercises. It should be bendable at all times. I was very confused about this when I first started pe and it took me a while to figure it out.

Think of it this way. 0 percent is if you were buck naked in Antarctica. Your dick would be flaccid and retracted. 100% would be if you were 16 and you saw a air of tits for the first time.

Between that, just use proportions and a sense of your body to get a feel for it.

As far as the percentages go as long as it is sort of squishy when you squeeze it then you are good but if it feels sort of rigid then you need to wait a few seconds until it goes down a bit.

Some other PE sites advocate doing it when your unit feels like a banana.

I’m very much of the opinion that you need to get a feel for it as others have said here.
For me, it’s the point where my unit is definitely filled with blood, and just in the border of being “insertable.”
Don’t go too overboard in the first few months!

Best of look with starting :)

Thanks!! That was exactly what I was wondering! The intensity skyrockets when it’s stiff, but it doesn’t feel very.. Um kosher? Anyways, thanks for the info :)