Giving into or suppressing leg quivers?

I’m making some good progress in my sessions with my Helix Trident. The position I’ve been using lately is laying on my back, pillow under butt, with knees bent, and feet flat on my bed.

I start to get really relaxed, not really using PC muscles, and just letting the Aneros do it’s thing. At this point my legs will start to have bouts of involuntary quivering for a few seconds. The length of the quivering increases and ramps up in intensity.

Should I be trying to suppress these quivers and try to keep my whole body relaxed? Or should I just give in and let my legs shake wildly in this knees bent position?

I’ve left my legs flat out on my bed before and don’t quiver nearly as much, but I think knees bent lets the Aneros hit my prostate better.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aneros/comments/yrp50e/giving_into_or_suppressing_leg_quivers/

4 comments

  1. Just let them go…. letting go mentally and physically was the tricky bit for me… things got better once I stopped thinking about it. YMMV.

  2. I try to suppress them, or at least when they start I try to relax and they’ll pass. I find the shakes distracting.

  3. Let your legs quiver …soon after that my whole body starts quivering it’s amazing

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