Log in to check out faster. Deep-throating, like playing a didgeridoo, is all about balance—between control and surrender, breath and rhythm, depth and relaxation. Being in the know helps create a better experience for both parties, and your partner will appreciate your understanding of this challenging task. Much like playing a didgeridoo, deep-throating starts with breath control.
Without it, the rhythm is lost, and the experience becomes overwhelming. Focus on slow, steady breaths to keep the air flowing while you control the depth.
Train your breath for stamina : Deep-throating requires endurance, so build up your lung capacity. Practice holding your breath outside of the bedroom to strengthen your stamina. Start small, and gradually work your way up to longer intervals.
Lean into it. This is primal, intense, and deeply physical. Let the sounds and sensations of the moment take over. Pause when needed : Just like a didgeridoo player takes breaks between long notes, pause to reset your breath. When it gets too intense, pull back slightly, swallow, and take a deep breath through your nose before continuing. This allows your throat to open more naturally and prevents unnecessary strain on your neck and jaw.
Experiment with the angle until it feels just right. When fully hard is too much : Rock-hard erections can make deep-throating more challenging. Let the initial firmness pass slightly before diving in.
