BTB jelqing/ Anatomy pics?

Can any of you fine fellows point me to a clear anatomy pic in regards to BTB jelqing. I’ve done a search and seen a few, but none were clear as to what is located near the point where one jelqs behind the balls. I’m just trying to be careful and not irritate or inflame something that doesn’t need to be. Any help would be appreciated.

Alice

Yea, I was tryuing to get some info on these too, but it’s seems that people with experience doing this excersize are rare.

After a little digging around I did find this illustration. It seems the Cowper’s gland is real close to area, I have read that some have experienced a little blood in the semen because of this. My actual concern is that when feeling at the attachment point of inner shaft, there is a mushy part about 1 inch in diameter. I can’t find anything about this, it could just be the ‘nature’ of this area.

Alice

What you feel in the perineum, between the scrotum and the anus, is the bulb of the penis covered by the bulbocavernosus (also called bulbospongiosus) muscle. This is the muscle that is exercised by doing Kegels. The bulb of the penis is the end of the corpus spongiosum, which is the tube of erectile tissue that surrounds the urethra and ends in the glans (head). It is not connected to the corpora cavernosa, the twin erectile structures in the shaft of the penis. Stroking the BC muscle/penile bulb is like squeezing one of those long thin balloons used to make balloon animals. With a bulge at each end and a thin tube between them, squeezing or stroking one bulb only makes the other inflate temporarily. Personally, I can’t see any benefit to a “between the balls” (BTB) jelq.

Thanks, Westla. That really cleared me up on the issue, good illustration.

Alice