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  • 3 Months too short of a time to start Supra Slammers?

    I heard about this crazy excersise called supra slammers which involve uli stretches and jelquing. I feel that i have been doing safe jelquing and some ballooning/edging and kegeling. I have been doing this for about 3 months, probobly a little more. Do you guys feel that i should be conditioned enough to do this new excersise. I am going to try it today slowly and see how I feel. If i feel any pain im going to stop and rest.
    2013 ---4/1-- 5/1----6/1----9/1
    NBPEL – 6.25--- 6.5"----6.5"------6.65"
    BPEL--- 6.65" ----7"------7"-------7.15
    EG – ----4.5' -----4.5"----4.5"------

  • #2
    Short answer, yes.
    As a rule of thumb, 0-3 months is the beginner conditioning period, 3-6 months is intermediate and light advancec territory, and then 6+ is advanced. It's not just to get your body conditioned, but to get your mind conditioned. I do believe the Supra Slammers thread states you shouldn't attempt it until after 6 months of prior PE experience.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by DemOne View Post
      Short answer, yes.
      As a rule of thumb, 0-3 months is the beginner conditioning period, 3-6 months is intermediate and light advancec territory, and then 6+ is advanced. It's not just to get your body conditioned, but to get your mind conditioned. I do believe the Supra Slammers thread states you shouldn't attempt it until after 6 months of prior PE experience.
      The only reason is, I havent really noticed any gains. I am kind of stupid in saying that because I havent measured, but the only thing i really notice is hardness because of the kegeling. I may try a supra slammer and see how it feels. I am very concerned with not injuring myself but eager to try this new excersise. Im about 6'' probobly 6.3-6.5 in B length. I am not sure what all of those BPEL and everything stand for and how to measure really, so if you could fill me in on that please do.
      2013 ---4/1-- 5/1----6/1----9/1
      NBPEL – 6.25--- 6.5"----6.5"------6.65"
      BPEL--- 6.65" ----7"------7"-------7.15
      EG – ----4.5' -----4.5"----4.5"------

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      • #4
        Rushing into things is the last thing you want to do just because you don't notice any gains, especially when not measuring. PE isn't a quick results type thing, it takes time.

        Anything you may need to know if you're new to PE. (link is actually at the top of the page too)
        https://www.pegym.com/forums/beginne...cess-here.html

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        • #5
          appreciate the help man thank you
          2013 ---4/1-- 5/1----6/1----9/1
          NBPEL – 6.25--- 6.5"----6.5"------6.65"
          BPEL--- 6.65" ----7"------7"-------7.15
          EG – ----4.5' -----4.5"----4.5"------

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          • #6
            You're welcome.

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