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Penis Enlargement Exercises

Penis enlargement exercises are everywhere. With the advent of the Internet, the method has gained a great deal of popularity and is a relatively inexpensive option for men looking to increase penis size. There are no shortage of online manuals and programs available.

The quality of the programs, the clarity and comprehensiveness of information and the levels of client support provided do vary considerably however.

One of the main principles of penis enlargement exercises is to improve circulation to the penis and to increase the volume of blood held within the erectile tissue. It is the erectile tissue that engorges with blood when sexually aroused resulting in an erection. The theory goes that if the erectile tissue can be encouraged to hold a greater volume of blood than it could otherwise naturally accommodate, then this will in turn result in a larger penis size both when erect and flaccid.

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Penis exercise for Girth

Penis enlargement exercises used to increase the blood capacity of the erectile tissue are referred to as "penis milking". The technique encourages blood to be forced into all the areas of the erectile tissue thereby increasing penis girth. The basic technique is quite simple to perform and relies on applying a milking motion along the length of the semi erect penile shaft. To achieve this, the thumb and forefinger are used to encircle the base of the penis. A moderately firm grip is used to maintain the partial erection and to ensure the blood is securely trapped. Maintaining this moderate pressure, the grip hand then slides forward along the length of the shaft and forces as much blood as possible into all areas of the erectile tissue.

Exercises for Length

Penis enlargement exercises to stretch the penis are another common component of a well planned routine. These exercises work on the well known principle that the body is capable of adapting when subjected to the force of tension. In fact, the application of tensile force is used in certain areas of mainstream medicine and is actually part of the postoperative treatment for men who have undergone Penis Enlargement Surgery.

These techniques primarily stretch the suspensory ligaments responsible for supporting and connecting the penis to the pubic bone. The suspensory ligaments (which are usually severed during penis enlargement surgery) also secure approximately half of the length of the penile shaft within the body. Stretching these ligaments encourages the part of the penis usually held within the body to be gradually exposed over a period of time.

Penis enlargement exercises are usually performed when the penis is flaccid. The basic technique involves gripping the penis firmly around the head and then gently pulling forward. The idea of the stretch is not to pull the penis to the point of pain but to just pull sufficiently so that the penis is stretched to its maximum comfortable limit. An example of a stretching exercise would then be to hold the stretch for approximately 15 seconds before relaxing. To complete the session the process would then be repeated 10-15 times.

Not all natural penis enlargement exercises rely on specifically exercising the penis. A very important example of this is the use of exercises known as Kegels. The idea behind Kegel exercises is to strengthen the PC muscle. This is the muscle you contract to stop the flow of urine and is located between the scrotum and anus. It is one of four muscles that make up the group of muscles known as the pelvic floor. To perform Kegels, you simply slowly tense the PC muscle. Once tensed, you then hold the contraction for a few seconds before relaxing. There are again, quite a few variations of pelvic floor exercises. Some involve holding the contraction for a longer period of time and performing fewer repetitions, whilst another variations involve higher numbers of quickly performed repetitions. A good routine will consist of performing both types and will carefully combine the two techniques

Drew Voight