Inverted V Stretch and Suspensory Ligament

Hey everyone.

When I’m doing my Inverted V Stretches, I use a metal tube for assistance. I put the tube on my legs, put my cock over it and pull down hard. Now, when I’m pulling down on my dick over the tube with one hand, I have my other hand free. For some reason, I decided to push down near the base of my penis with my thumb (on the top, where the ligs are) and it gives me somewhat over a better stretch. I believe I’m putting pressure on my suspensory ligament.

Now, I’d really like to hear some opinions as to whether this is beneficial, dangerous, or neglegible?
By doing this, am I stretching my ligs and taking less pressure off my tunica?

Anybody?

Somebody?

quick,

I don’t think pushing down there can do much harm. You are certainly pressing on the suspensory ligament. I think this photo westla posted shows it best:

ligaments.jpg

Here’s a diagram from a different view:

tunica&ligs.jpg

As the whole purpose of an inverted-v is really to target the tunica it seems strange to add a ligament element to it. I wonder if that works, whether you might find BTC stretches useful. I don’t see any harm in it, the only way it will put less stress on the tunica is if you are not stretching so hard with your primary hand while concentrating on this.

The best use I’ve found for a secondary hand in this position is to aid the primary by clasping over it to add more strain.

I think that is what I’m going to do with my free hand (instead of pressing down on my suspensory ligament).

Thanks mem.