Ejaculation Control and "Edging"

Edging is a term commonly associated with a specific masturbation practice. It describes a technique whereby an individual masturbates until just before the point of climax (the "edge") and then ceases all stimulation to prevent orgasm. While mastering this "sexual balancing act" requires considerable training, this method of delaying ejaculation can be highly beneficial.

The primary reason for performing this exercise is to learn how to better control the body's natural impulses. Anyone with sexual experience knows just how difficult it can be to resist the temptation to orgasm. This is especially true for men who suffer from premature ejaculation. Practicing this technique allows men to recognize "the point of no return" and overcome their normal impulses.

Although the actual physical technique varies from one practitioner to the next, the concept is fairly straightforward. You begin by stroking the penis as you normally might during a masturbation session. After a period of time you will find yourself becoming more aroused and eventually you will reach a point where you feel that you are about to ejaculate. Just prior to actual ejaculation you should stop masturbating until the overwhelming desire has subsided. After a short period of time you begin the cycle again.

If you've never tried this technique before, your first few attempts may fail. Even stopping stimulation completely may not prevent the orgasm from occurring. With time and practice however, you should be able to mentally prevent ejaculation while still maintaining contact with the penis. This may require an adjustment in the speed or strength of your stroke. Another method is to grasp and squeeze the base of the penis just prior to ejaculation.

In addition to increasing control, this practice also helps to heighten the eventual orgasm. Each time you prevent ejaculation from happening your body continues to produce and store more semen. The strength of your ejaculation and volume of your ejaculate when you finally release will be noticeably increased. As there is a greater amount of semen to expel, the duration of the orgasm will also be lengthened.

While not considered to be an enlargement exercise per se, edging can be used in conjunction with specific penis stretches for added benefit. Jelqing in particular uses a "milking" motion that lends itself well to this sort of method. Keep in mind, all penis enlargement exercises require that ejaculation be avoided therefore extra care must be taken when combining techniques.

Overall, edging is a fantastic way to get in touch with both the psychological and physical processes that control your body. Through practice you will gain more control over your ejaculation and ultimately enhance the sexual experience.

Posted by PRS on Friday, November 2nd, 2007

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