Jelq Variations

Dry Jelqing
Dry Jelqing is a method performed with only one hand, using the skin that covers the shaft to allow movement of the grip. If you use this technique, it is harder on the shaft of the penis, under the skin. So, if you switch from lubed jelqing, you should be careful. A lot of men think that this method has a greater effect inside the penis compared with other methods. During the performance of this method, the grip never leaves the skin; it is simply slightly released to allow the downward movement. Using a held Kegel when the grip is moved to the base helps keep the engorgement level high, but this should only be used by those who have some experience with the exercises.

If the penis is circumcised, it is impossible to jelq the entire shaft in a single stroke. That is why a jelqing in two stages should be performed. But with a tight circumcision cut, this variation is hard to perform and the skin has to stretch ahead of the shaft growth.

In the case of an uncircumcised penis, it is often possible to jelq the entire shaft if you start a stroke with the foreskin fully retracted. And this method will generally cause insignificant foreskin swelling compared to lubed jelqing.

Uncircumcised Jelqing
The foreskin can be seen as an extra complication during the jelqing. You can simply ignore it and allow it to collect over the glans, but this tends to increase fluid buildup in the foreskin and in the extreme cases it can cause minor pain. The swelling may not subside so quickly, but this can be seen as a minor side effect. This method exerts most force for skin stretch on the skin near the base of the penis and can cause a turkey neck effect.

An alternative to it would be to retract the foreskin at the start of every stroke. It may not be so easy at the beginning, but you will get used to it. The foreskin retraction can be achieved in two ways. You can do it either by fully releasing the hand at the glans before applying a new grip at the base or by releasing the first hand only to allow the skin to retract under the grip. Either way you choose to do it, the new grip should be applied slightly up the shaft.

If you find lubed jelqing difficult, an alternative would be to use dry jelqing.

Stretched Jelqing
The stretched jelqing requires the constant use of both hands. You should use the first hand to grip behind the glans and to exert a light stretch. The second hand should be used to apply a grip at the base and to stroke forward in the standard manner. When the second hand meets the first one at the glans, its grip should be released and the second hand should be returned at the base while relaxing the stretch. You should repeat it and occasionally you should change over hands.

The grip behind the glans is important because its strength will add control to the pump in the shaft. Some useful grips you can try are the overhand OK, the grip in the shape of a U or a grip made with the index finger and the middle finger. In all the cases, the pressure should be concentrated on the sides.

This technique can be performed with or without lubrication and with a proper timing it can have the qualities of a JAI. When a U shaped pinch grip is used, this technique is often referred to as the Pinch Jelq.

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