Girth focused mods to JP's beg routine

[Grafenberg Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Grafenberg]

Hi! First time posting and only now starting PE despite having made this account 2 years ago.
So I had some questions but I guess I’ll ask one at a time starting with:

1. My penis seems to be slightly twisted, as in rotated 40º counter-clockwise (from my view-point), and always rests to the left (this is seen both when flaccid and erect).

It whoever has no particular “bend” or hard lumps so this almost certainly has nothing to do with peyronie's or similar diseases.

This doesn’t really bother me to any great length; but since I’m going to exercise it anyway might as well correct this minor issue as well.

So any suggestions? Will stretching uniformly correct it or will compensation (stretching more to the right) be necessary? Or are there other methods to go about it?

If it helps to know, I’m going to be completely original and use JP’s beginner routine as my basic template and modify if necessary.

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Sorry, for the misleading title by the why. That was another one of my questions, I thought I had changed it but alas I was mistaken.

[Increasing Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Increasing]

For beginners, I think it's highly encouraged to stick with the JP90 routine as its intended. That routine has a mix of girth and length excercises. I would say to maybe try to jelq on the higher side of the range for a little more girth focus.

That twist and lean to the left you mention seems common, I have the same thing. Mine is only when flaccid, though. I think PE will help straighten it...

[BigO AdministratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close BigO]

For beginners, I think it's highly encouraged to stick with the JP90 routine as its intended. That routine has a mix of girth and length excercises. I would say to maybe try to jelq on the higher side of the range for a little more girth focus.

That twist and lean to the left you mention seems common, I have the same thing. Mine is only when flaccid, though. I think PE will help straighten it...

Exactly what increasing said. Mine also has the same twist, I think a bit of a natural bend can only be better than a pole straight rod. Work with it and they will cum.

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Yeah I I’ve noticed on other guys as well. I speculate that it is related to masturbation because once I met a guy with the same lean but to the right (he was left-handed), so I started jerking-off with my left.

Years later I’m only comfortable with the left, but the lean is still there. Either my theory was wrong or I just started correcting it too late (after the natural growth ended).

BigO: Yeah, hadn’t thought about that, but it makes sense; it would add some force on the walls even if just a little bit. I was going about it purely on an aesthetics level.

Since you guys have been PEing for a while and still have it, I guess my question is answered and compensation would be needed. Still not sure if I’ll go for the aesthetics or the slight stimulation boost. I guess I’ll let it be until I get some female feedback indicating otherwise. Thanks for the comments

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Now, it seems you have beaten me to the punch with the second question before I got to give some numbers. Anyway:

2) So I’m at 6.3 BPEL x 4.1 MSEG and thinking of going 7-8 BPEL x 5.5-6 MSEG (To be altered or calibrated depending on feedback). By my calculations based on volume it’s going to be 60% to 70% harder to achieve my girth goal than my length goal.

So my first thought was to increase JP’s jelks (250 normal x 150 V) by 60-70% (400-425 normal x 240-255 V)

Not sure if this is “on the higher side of the range” or completely shooting above it and beyond; but I’m more inclined towards the latter.

So my question is for when should I save these boosts? Should I progressively increase it as long as I don’t get negative PI? Save them only for plateaus? Or only consider them after the 90days are over?

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Sooooo anyone care to comment?

[PanBird Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close PanBird]

Yes, you shouldn't set up a long term goal. Set up a short term goal that you can get in 3 months, 6 months, 9 months and a year. After that go for a long term. There are very few who actually grew 1 inch in a half year in length, so be careful to set up too high , as they will take years to accomplish and it won't be a training you do, it's a lifestyle if you're gonna reach those measurements.

Good luck and welcome to the gym!

EDIT: just saw you've been here for a long time already.

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EDIT: just saw you've been here for a long time already.

Yeah I passed by here 2 years ago but haven’t actually “been” here since; in fact I am only starting PE now.

Yes, you shouldn't set up a long term goal. Set up a short term goal that you can get in 3 months, 6 months, 9 months and a year. After that go for a long term. There are very few who actually grew 1 inch in a half year in length, so be careful to set up too high , as they will take years to accomplish and it won't be a training you do, it's a lifestyle if you're gonna reach those measurements.

Good luck and welcome to the gym!

Yes, I’m aware that it takes time. That was just my ultimate goal. I don’t much see the use of short-term goals. Has long as I’m gaining something I would consider short-term goals to be met .

Anyway that wasn’t my question, what I wanted to know is when should I bump-up my jelks?

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Anyway that wasn’t my question, what I wanted to know is when should I bump-up my jelks?

You mean when you should do more reps? Buy the book that PEgym is selling. Almost everything is in there.
Also read this: READ THIS BEFORE YOU POST!!!!! Maximize Your Success Here.
There are a guide in the book that says exactly how you should start. Read it.
EDit: Best way to gain is to read. You must read everything you see. Look at viedos. Learn exercises by mind. And the most important one- Learn to listen to your body! If you get negative signs, take a break, if you only have positive signs, build up a longer training time.

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Thanks! I see there that JP90 is already hardcore enough for a beginner routine. I guess I’ll leave increases for after the 90 days are over.

[Obsessory Member Find all posts View Profile Close Obsessory]

My thoughts after reading shitloads, is that im going to stick to the jp90 with slightly more erratic rest days before ANY additions. Injury is far, far worose than anything else.

After that, ima consider shit like ulis, bundled stretches, whatever. I think upping the number or jelqs is a waste of time when there are more targetted exercises waiting for you post conditioning.