UTL Stretch

Came up with this by accident. It is not tested and should be used with caution.

Lay down and bring knees towards chest. Reach around outside of leg and under leg and grab penis. Lower feet to floor still keeping knees bent. Pressure can be applied by moving upper leg out or sliding feet further down.

Can be used as an intense stretch or a lighter stretch. I have done these with light pressure for around 30 minutes or more switching hands every few minutes. It is very easy to maintain grip and very easy to apply extreme pressure so PLEASE BE CAREFUL!

If you prefer a more straight down stretch this can be done the same way only lift up your but cheek to allow your hand to pull straight down.

If anyone decides to try these, let me know what you think. I have been doing them for a couple of weeks and like them but it is to early to tell if they are doing any good.

This is quite a well known stretch, in fact you picked the same acronym everyone else uses. Can’t say I’ve used it a lot because I have mostly stretched SO or above. Of the high lig focus stretches though I think btc is easier but I guess thats a matter of preference and utl means you can watch tv or something without a fist in your butt and that you are attacking ligs in a divide an conquer manner.

MEMENTO- I had never heard of this before so I am glad you pointed this out. I just called it the UTL- under the leg- because I had never heard of it. If you can remember where you have seen it please let me know. I would like to see if I am doing it right. Thanks, CL

I think I’ve pretty much seen it everywhere, certainly here and PE forum.

I was going to say a search for UTL would bring up some candidates but it doesn’t really. I know I’ve discussed it here before but where is another question. Obviously my alzheimer’s is getting worse. Under the leg brings up 7 pages of threads but to be honest I couldn’t be bothered to trawl through them (did I say that out loud?).

Lots of things are talked about a few times and there’s often great value in that. Sometimes things even get rebranded. The odd occassion I’ve posted about something I do there are several other people who will already be doing versions of it (1,2,3). I guess the point of this place is to discuss stuff, take it away and expermient to find a form that works for you.

MEMENTO- I agree.

I should have pointed out that I use these along with the blasters.

I don’t have the privacy to hang so I use these whenever I get some time alone.

I guess the main reason I like them is that you use your leg or foot to increase the pressure and it lessens the hand and wrist fatigue and you can do them for a long time if you switch hands every once in a while.I do them while watching tv for usually around 30 minutes.

I am not sure if they are doing any good yet . Maybe some of the vets could give their opinion.

Again I would like to caution anyone who tries these for intense stretching. It is so easy to develop a lot of pressure that you could easily overstretch an cause an injury.

>I should have pointed out that I use these along with the blasters.
You must have a pretty low LOT to be able to feel a keggle at that angle.

> I guess the main reason I like them is that you use your leg or foot to increase the pressure and it lessens the hand and wrist fatigue
I just use my feet period :)

How long have you been PE’ing? I think any of these v-stretch variants are good, I favour one myself.

MEMENTO- I did not make myself clear. I do the blasters with the A stretch usually in the morning. If I have time I do the others later in the day with light pressure as an extended stretch. No keggle.

I have been PE’ing for 6 months. The first 4 months were at a pay site with limited information. I found Thunder’s about 6 weeks ago. There is a lot more and better information here and everyone has been really good about explaining things. Thanks for your help-CL

>I did not make myself clear
I have the ability to misunderstand almost anything.

>There is a lot more and better information here and everyone has been really good about explaining things.
And right now you’re adding to it :)

MEMENTO- Appreciate your reply.

Forgot to mention about the leg pressure.Really all I do is let my bent knee go outward which makes leg go out which moves hand and applies more pressure. Like you said you can also do this by sliding feet down. Both create a little different angle of pull. Thought I should clarify this. CL