Streching the tunica?

Now I do not know if this will make much sense since I am trying to figure this out still but nonetheless I am bringing this up in a hypothetical point of view…I think.

Now of course for low LOT, this requires streching at high angles. Now the DLD blaster does help relaxing the kegal in order to provide a more effective strech. OK, so say If I am doing the “V Strech” and proceed with a kegal. Than as I reverse kegal, with the hand closer to the shaft, focus on streching that portion. Would this focus more on the tunica or does it not matter at all from where you strech (i.e. continue streching the top with “A Strech” or “V Stretch”).

I found that my tunica or that particular area of the penis feels more strain of sorts when I try the way I just explained it as opposed to standard “A strech”

Not implying that it is a better strech but wondering if it does indeed make a difference.

Let me know if this makes sense if this does indeed prove more effective in isolating the tunica in order to strech it better. Or is it just me?

Laterz

Agent,

>Now the DLD blaster does help relaxing the kegal in order to provide a more effective strech. <

I do not think this is true, I believe it is the activation of the antagonist muscles that causes the benefit.

>OK, so say If I am doing the “V Strech” and proceed with a kegal. Than as I reverse kegal, with the hand closer to the shaft, focus on streching that portion. Would this focus more on the tunica or does it not matter at all from where you strech (i.e. continue streching the top with “A Strech” or “V Stretch”).<

You should notice a better stretch on the kegel part of the blasters when stretching upward, but if this works you you go for it. As long as the shaft behind the fulcrum is pointing upwards, you are working the tunica.

>I found that my tunica or that particular area of the penis feels more strain of sorts when I try the way I just explained it as opposed to standard “A strech” <

If you feel the strain, continue doing it.

>Not implying that it is a better strech but wondering if it does indeed
make a difference.<

You answer your own wondering in the above quote. If you wonder if anyine else has tried it, I have found that the fulcrum arm of the A-stretch is the part that gives the best strain, I really increase the stress by raising the fulcrum arm rather than pulling with the gripping hand (although obviously resisting the stretch with this hand).

>Let me know if this makes sense if this does indeed prove more effective in isolating the tunica in order to strech it better. Or is it just me?<

I think it isolates a specific part of the tunica, as I noticed when hanging with fulcrums too.

I hope I have understood your description correctly
SS4

As long as you feel the tunica stretching, it’s all good :)