Male Organ Projectiles - Tips for Shooting Farther

Male organ projectiles, more commonly known as projectile emissions, are something all men think about and many men actively pursue. Simply put, this is male fluid shooting on a grand scale: finding a way to cause the male fluid to erupt from the male organ and fly as far and as forcefully as possible. While some men enjoy measuring and "scoring" their performance in this area, many men simply like the fact that projectile emissions is often accompanied by a more intense release. Proper male organ care is the basic ingredient needed for achieving exemplary male fluid shooting, but that is but the beginning.

An intense release makes sense

It's perfectly logical that male organ projectiles usually go hand-in-hand with a really rousing release; after all, in order to propel male fluid out of the male organ as a long, determined arc, extreme pressure needs to be built up. That pressure is simultaneous with a release; hence the extended or intensified height of pleasure that accompanies the emission.

There are several options that a man can consider when attempting to up his male fluid shooting ability.

Try abstinence. Many men find that simply refraining from emissions for a period of time can have a positive impact on how far and how forcefully they shoot when they do give in to the urge. How long to abstain varies from man to man. For one man, especially one who gets off daily, refraining for just three or four days may make a difference; another man might need to refrain for three to four weeks to see any change.

Stay on edge. This is probably the most common method employed to attempt greater shooting. Edging is self-stimulating until one is on the very verge of release and then stopping and letting the urge subside. Then one repeats the process to the edge of release again, and stops again. This process is repeated over and over; then, when a man does allow the male organ to explode and let loose the floodgates, the male fluid erupts in the desired manner.

Have a squeeze play. With this method, which may be combined with the final phase of edging, the man squeezes very tightly just below the head when he is just about ready to explode. He holds it tight for 2 or 3 seconds, then quickly releases. Some men claim the reaction is similar to shaking a soda can before opening it.

Work the kegels. The kegels are the muscles that one uses when one is urinating and needs to stop the flow. Strong kegels play a role in forcing male fluid out of the male organ. Kegels are exercised by squeezing and releasing. Doing 3 sets of 10 squeezes-and-releases per day is a good way to start developing kegels.

Stay hydrated. Some sources encourage a man to drink plenty of water, as that can play a small role in the volume of male fluid produced. The theory is that the more volume, the more one will spurt.

Eat celery. Adult film star Peter North, known for his extraordinary eruptions, has claimed that eating celery increases the volume and the force of emissions.

Engage the prostate. Some men find that prostate stimulation is helpful in achieving greater distances.

Male organ projectiles are a fun goal for a man to try to obtain but may require a lot of work and practice – and that may result in a sore (if deliriously happy) male organ. Every man should make use of a high quality male organ health cream (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) to keep his male organ soothed and in good health. There are many creams to choose from, but a man should be sure to select one that includes the double-hydrating power of a superior emollient (such as shea butter) and vitamin E. In addition, it's crucial to find one that also include a high level antioxidant such as alpha lipoic acid to help offset harmful oxidative processes in male organ cells.

Visit http://www.man1health.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy male organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.