Should I stop focusing on tunica stretches? [Ligs not maxed out]

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

I'm not sure where I read it, but after an hour or two reading random threads here at PE gym and some other PE site, I read that some people suggest you go for ligament stretches before tunica stretches because gains are easier to get from there first.

Then when you don't gain much from all the ligs pullings, you target the tunica more.

Is this true? All along, I have been doing a combo, but when I think about it, and if it's true, wouldn't it be smarter do spend more time on only place at the time?

Would like to hear some comments on this. I'm about to start a routine right now, which involves tunica and ligs stretches.

PS. I am not 100% sure if what we stretch when we stretch the penis itself only is called "tunica", so sorry if I used the wrong name for it.

[donjelqer76 Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close donjelqer76]

You have the right idea - ligaments are much easier to deform than the tunica, so targeting the ligaments first is always a good idea. Keep in mind though, that the area of the tunica between of the ligaments and the glans will also be under tension and slowly deforming too.

Once you've maxed out your ligament gains, it becomes easier to also put the tunica BEHIND the ligmanents (the "inner penis") under tension with the right angles, making the slow tunica deformation process just a little more efficient.

This applies more to hanging though, as I think it would be futile trying to deform the tunica length-wise with manual exercises alone - but in general this is how the theory works. In any case, I would continue trying to maximize the ligaments to full potential before anything else.

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

I see.

It's kind of hard to let go of stretches that targets the tunica mostly. I guess my routines will become a lot shorter because of this...

But I wonder, if I would to just continue doing both tunica and ligs, would I end up with the same result in the end when both of them are "maxed out", compared to if I would target only ligs first, then tunica later?

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

do both at the same time.

[donjelqer76 Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close donjelqer76]

But I wonder, if I would to just continue doing both tunica and ligs, would I end up with the same result in the end when both of them are "maxed out", compared to if I would target only ligs first, then tunica later?

I've often wondered the same thing - in the end it may be a wash anyways. But also consider that by doing the most efficient order (newbie/eq gains, ligament gains, then tunica gains) - you are more likely to remain motivated because you've already invested significant time by the time you reach the slowest phase of them all. For someone starting new, this can make the difference if they stay for the long haul or not, affecting not only their total gains but how well those gains become cemented for them.

So while it may be a wash in the end, sticking to the order of efficiency should help you remain motivated if nothing else!

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

If you only have the time to work on one right, it would be better than doing both sloppy. I like to do both right and work on the CCs/CS, but it takes some time.

[Jm123 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Jm123]

What stretches are you doing, and how much time are you spending on them?

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

I do usually have an hour per routine.

I do normal stretches in all directions, mandingo stretches, been doing s2s streches for a month, considering doing A and V streches again (but still unsure if I wanna target the tunica fully atm).

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

If you feel that you still have potential gains from lig stretches the keep doing them. You can still do both kinds of work. Most basic stretchng will targt ligs. Any downward stretch will hit he ligs.

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

Yeah, I think I will do a mix and just continue that

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

I have always believed that if you are gaining then dont rock the boat, keep doing what you are doing because sometimes the dick fairy takes a hike. She seems to be with you so ride her as long as she is there.