Learn how to create and customize training sessions using Repetition, Endurance, and Freeform segments
Watch the video below to see how to create training templates for your partner.
0:00 Hello! Today I'm going to show you how to make training settings for a Deepthroat Trainer. I've logged in today as a top account, Delirious Leather, and I'm controlling in the top left, Thematic Voyeur, one of my partners.
0:12 They have a Deepthroat Trainer paired to their account, and we're going to work together to make some settings for them to train on.
0:17 So I've navigated to, on the left, Deepthroat Trainer, Templates, and I'm going to click on Add New. This will create a new template that will be applied to their account.
0:27 Each template has a name, difficulty, and up to three segments (or up to 100 with Ultra subscription). Song of Cyanide, in an upcoming video, will tell you more about the types of segments: Repetition, Endurance, and Freeform.
0:39 Today I'm just going to show you how to create a three-segment training session for your partner. So here, on the left, I'll click Add New.
0:48 And just for fun, I'll give them a little Endurance and a little Freeform. You can change the parameters of these segments right here on the right.
0:58 And by adding a name, we can hit Save. And this is, if we go back to Templates, automatically set as the active and default settings on Thematic Voyeur's account.
1:12 Perfect. That's it for today. Good job.
Segment Types
Training sessions are built from segments. Each segment type offers a different training approach to help develop skills progressively.
Repetition
Practice consistent depth and rhythm with repeated strokes at a set pace.
Endurance
Build stamina by holding at depth for extended periods.
Freeform
Train with dynamic, self-paced patterns targeting average RPM.
Bounce
Master controlled rhythm with gradual movements in both directions.
Start with Repetition segments to build foundational skills, then progress to Endurance and Freeform as comfort and confidence grow. Bounce is more advanced—try it once you've mastered Repetition.
Understanding feedback
During training, your device provides real-time feedback through LED colors and on-screen indicators. Learn more about interpreting this feedback: