Body Type and PE gains

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

In an ongoing effort to fully understand what makes a person gain fast, and one that takes slower, I have taken it upon myself to understanding the three body types, which are Ectomorphs, Mesomorphs, and Endomorphs and to see if it might have a connection to PE gains, seeing that PE, at least indirectly, is related to fitness, what I wanna know from the PE fitness buffs is, has your body type correalated with the amount of time it took you to gain, say if you are a fast gainer in the gym, does the same apply to your PE? For those that are new are fairly new to PE(like myself)but have seen sufficient gains at a fairly fast pace and/or are fitness buffs does it correlate to what you do when you pump iron? I will list each of the following body types and the description of a person with each respective body type.

Ectomorph
These guys are usually the guys that can eat 6 cheeseburgers and not gain a single pound
-Remarkably fast metabolism
-Narrow Shoulders
-Tall and skinny
-Long arms and legs
-Usually finds it difficult to put on fat or muscle, typically known as "hard gainers"

Mesomorph
These guys are your classic atletic looking ones, the lean and muscular peole typically seen in fitness magazines. Mesomorphs are usually reffered as "genetically gifted"
- Broad shoulders
- V-shaped torso
- Thick skin
- Finds gaining muscle fairly easily, while at the same time finds it fairly easy to burn fat

Endomorph
These are the big linemen that you see in the NFL, and alot of bodybuilders, such as Ronnie Coleman possess this bodytype. These guys find it very hard to burn fat.
-slow metabolism
-Broad shoulders
-wider waist than the other two body types
-Gains muscle easily, but finds it difficult to burn fat
-soft, flabby skin

NOTE: It is possible for an individual to possess a combination of bodytypes. Me for example, am a Meso-Endomorph. I have a V-shape torso, but I find it excrusiatingly difficult to burn fat.

I have kept in mind that, while PE and fitness are somewhat similar, are quite different and that different variables are at play when one does PE. Like the fact that bodybuilding is working the skeletal muscles, and that PE expands cells and works the smooth muscle, all Im trying to do is to see whether body type, has the same reaction to PE as it does to working out your skeletal muscles. I think it might be interesting to see where this goes

[rocknrolla Banned Find all posts View Profile Close rocknrolla]

I think it's hard to find a link between PE and body type. First as you already said a lot of people have a mixture of two body types. When you look further you will see that some people will easy gain and develop their biceps, triceps but they will develop chest and back slower etc. Since penis training is a whole new kind of training and since exercises don't have many similarities to pumping iron, i think it's hard to say who's a fast gainer and who's not.

[kingpole Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close kingpole]

Im the stockier type, while it is easy for me to gain muscle with relatively light weights, it is still hard for me to gain adipose tissue. For example it took many years for me to go from 169 lbs when i was 20 to 275 when i was 33. Now im 188 at age 46.

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

I'm a Ectomorph I can eat like crazy and only gain one pound or more . My wieght is usually 175 all my life I'm 6'2'' not really skinny but athletic type.Right now I wiegh about 190 lbs I been smoke free for a month now. I'm only 29.