EQ Training and Retainer Rings: Ask The Experts
Big Al, of MaleEnhancementCoach.com, answers questions about levels of EQ for training and how retainer ring works and holds in blood.
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Q. I read you mention about erection quality and where to start off in your training. What do you mean by this?
Al: When a client comes to me for training, one of the stats necessary for assessment for is EQ (Erection Quality: a combined measure of stamina and hardness).
EQ is the literal life blood of the penis and is foundational to male enhancement. If you want to add size via tissue expansion and thoroughly recover from training, you should be striving to develop your EQ to its maximum- even higher than what you may feel is needed for optimal sexual contact.
If EQ is a 5 or lower (on a 0 to 10 scale- where 0 is total impotence and a 10 is the client’s ideal level of EQ), I generally recommend starting on a Stamina Only regimen for conditioning.
For starting a basic routine, an EQ level of 6 or greater is desirable.
For advanced training, an EQ of 7 or greater is recommended.
Q. Why is it I can wear a retainer (cock) ring pretty tightly and it lets the blood in but not out? Shouldn’t the ring stop blood from going in altogether? What am I missing here?
Al: The penis delivers blood back to the body through the veins near the surface- as opposed to blood going IN via the deeper arteries (see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorsal_veins_of_the_penis#/media/File:Gray588.png). To summarize: blood can go in, and it doesn’t go out (or at least the rate of blood return is slowed). This is why you can wear a secure ring and still pump or induce an erection.
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