Setting Realistic Targets..

[Jay12345 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Jay12345]

Hi,
I'm basically asking what should people in general on this forum should take into account with regards to their goals/targets?

For instance my long term goal is 2.5" increase in length from my initial (I kind of realize that its unlikely I will reach that). I will work until I get to 7 (for however long it takes as I am young and time is on my side) and see if I shall continue. But its baffles me that some people have goals that are huge increases. I'm not trying to knock anyone but I personally feel that some people are setting themselves up for disappointment or failure.

What do you feel one should consider before setting ideally a realistic target?

[Ccuum Member Find all posts View Profile Close Ccuum]

Treat jelging as hobby and success will follow.

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

My goal is to get to 7 inches and im fine. Everything after that is just a bonus.

[Going411x7 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Going411x7]

I have a different approach to gaining in this regard, based solely on my own experience. I never
set a goal for myself because I started to practice penis enlargement/enhancement to get my
rock hard woodies back.

The result of this approach is that when I started to gain, it was purely serendipitous. I loved
getting a longer, thicker cock, but I had absolutely no goal whatsoever in mind when I started
to gain rapidly. It was like "out of the blue."

"The greater one's expectations, the deeper the disappointment."

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

I think 2.5" length increase is reachable. It takes time and effort, but I don't see it as unrealistic. It may take years, but after gaining 1/4 inch I found my faith in PE skyrocketed as did my determination and excitement to stick with it. Consider your patience and how important it is to you to gain 2.5 inches, then re-evaluate yourself in a couple months, I think you'll be much more determined and convinced that you can reach your current goal.

[keepwinning Member Find all posts View Profile Close keepwinning]

I think a lot of what people gain is based more on their genetic disposition more than a particular routine. I often compare it to the fat guy who watches his diet and tries to lose weight, but every pound is a struggle. Then you've the guy who can eat whatever the hell he wants and go to the gym 3 times a month and looks ripped and in shape. 2.5 inches may be possible (probably take at least a couple years) but your body sure plays a factor in how much it will "allow" you to grow.

[Sean Jacobs Retired Moderator Member of the Month Dec 2012PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Sean Jacobs]

Size increase goals are great, but I take them with a grain of salt. PE isn't like other areas of my life where I set goals. Fitness goals, health goals, work goals, etc are proven. In other words, in most cases all (or most) people could attain these goals with enough time, effort, & information. However, PE varies depending on so many things. I truly believe there are people who will never be able to gain beyond a certain point...and everyone's point is different. This is similar to gaining muscle mass. Due to genetics, some people will be able to gain more than others. I don't know my genetic potential...But I will keep trying until I give up.

[Jay12345 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Jay12345]

A lot of wise words in the responses. I personally feel goals can be a great help in my determination with regards to PE. Then again if I plateau, those gains may become a nightmare as I may never reach them. I suppose the unhealthy thing is if you have a specific time frame you want to achieve these goals. For instance when I joined, I had the specific goal of 7-7.5 inches by the end of June 2013. That would result in an increase of about 2 inches in about 9 and a half months. I since realized I was setting myself up for disappointment, thus I removed the time frame.

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

The besgt approach in my opinion is small goals, reach one and set a new one. Good luck!

[Padawan787 Moderator ReservePEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Padawan787]

Don't aim for more than an inch, the vast majority of people will either give up too soon or not be consistant enough to go any further (let alone reach the 1" goal).

[Jay12345 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Jay12345]

Thanks BigO.

Don't aim for more than an inch, the vast majority of people will either give up too soon or not be consistant enough to go any further (let alone reach the 1" goal).

well so far I've been very consistant and I plan on gaining at least 1.5" in length. There is absolutely no way I'm giving up, however long that gain takes..