Will BPEL eventually catch up/or almost catch up with BPFSL?

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My BPFSL is currently at 7.36" while my BPEL is 6.8"

It it a theory that the longer your BPFSL is compared to your BPEL, the easier and bigger chance you have for your BPEL to continue to grow?

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Keep pullin'.

[jay1993 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close jay1993]

TGC theory!

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TGC theory!

I must disagree with this. I would give my reasons here but I already made a post in the TGC thread.

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Off to read the TBC theory thread for the third time

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

I think the flaccid stretch will always be longer. I know it is for me, about 1/2 inch more.

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I must disagree with this. I would give my reasons here but I already made a post in the TGC thread.

I just re-read the TGC theory and it contradicts my stats

My BPFSL is more than .5" than my BPEL, yet my EQ is 10/10 - where according to the TGC theory, I should have 8 and below EQ. I don't know what it means, if I should do 50-50 on tunica and smooth muscle exercises.

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I just re-read the TGC theory and it contradicts my stats

My BPFSL is more than .5" than my BPEL, yet my EQ is 10/10 - where according to the TGC theory, I should have 8 and below EQ. I don't know what it means, if I should do 50-50 on tunica and smooth muscle exercises.

My opinion would be to NOT change your routine if it is working. Read my post on the last page of the TGC thread. There is absolutely no reason to use BPFSL-BPEL difference to make changes to your daily PE routine. There are too many external factors which can affect the difference, too many to make any reliable conclusions.

I'll probably get some flak for challenging one of the oldest and most widely accepted theories on this forum, but I don't mind. YOU GOTTA LISTEN TO YOUR HEART.

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I'll just go with the flow and see if BPEL grows 1 months from now since I have been growing a bit using my current routine.

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My BPFSL caught up to my BPEL and used to be about 1/2" shorter so I would assume that your BPEL will catch up to your BPFSL if you continue a routine that is well-rounded. Your weaknesses will be balanced with your strengths in the long run. My advice is to try to push your EQ to 11/10 but don't hurt yourself.

Also, some people are just stretchy. I think BPEL and BPFSL are both valid measurements, but aren't worth being compared since one is in the flaccid state and one in the erect state. Growers and showers as they say.

BPFSL growth is more indicative of ligament growth and BPEL growth indicative of tunica and smooth muscle(CCs/CS) growth, as far as I'm concerned.

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I'll just go with the flow and see if BPEL grows 1 months from now since I have been growing a bit using my current routine.

The TGC Theory states that routines should be balanced. I believe it says something like 70% length and 30% girth. I know that in Jan I did some girth work and gained BPEL shortly after. Now I am adding a girth back to the routine. I am clamping every other workout to see what happens. I should be doing one or two 10 minute sets.

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The TGC Theory states that routines should be balanced. I believe it says something like 70% length and 30% girth. I know that in Jan I did some girth work and gained BPEL shortly after. Now I am adding a girth back to the routine. I am clamping every other workout to see what happens. I should be doing one or two 10 minute sets.

It says that you should do like 70% length and 30% girth "If your smooth muscle is your limit"

Thing is, none/both are my limits


"If your smooth muscle is your limit: Adjust your routine so it is mostly girth-based. That said, you don't want to focus completely on girth. You should do at least 10% to 20% of length exercises as well, and possibly more, as length exercises do most likely stretch the smooth muscle to some degree and help it to expand. If your goal is length and girth, you'll probably want to make your routine roughly 30% length-based and 70% girth-based. If your goal is only length, you'll still want to do at least 60% of girth exercises and possibly more. Also focus your jelqs with a high erection level, around 70% to 90%.

If your tunica is your limit: Adjust your routine so it is mostly length-based. Again, you should still do at least 10% to 20% of girth exercises as well, and possibly more. If your goal is length and girth, you'll probably want to make your routine roughly 30% girth-based and 70% length-based. If your goal is only girth, you'll still want to do at least 60% of length exercises and possibly more. Also focus your jelqs with a low erection level, around 40% to 60%."

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ok now i need some help cause im not understanding. What if your bpsl is 1 inch longer than your bpel and you only do length exercises what do you do now? add girth? huh?

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It says that you should do like 70% length and 30% girth "If your smooth muscle is your limit"

Thing is, none/both are my limits


"If your smooth muscle is your limit: Adjust your routine so it is mostly girth-based. That said, you don't want to focus completely on girth. You should do at least 10% to 20% of length exercises as well, and possibly more, as length exercises do most likely stretch the smooth muscle to some degree and help it to expand. If your goal is length and girth, you'll probably want to make your routine roughly 30% length-based and 70% girth-based. If your goal is only length, you'll still want to do at least 60% of girth exercises and possibly more. Also focus your jelqs with a high erection level, around 70% to 90%.

If your tunica is your limit: Adjust your routine so it is mostly length-based. Again, you should still do at least 10% to 20% of girth exercises as well, and possibly more. If your goal is length and girth, you'll probably want to make your routine roughly 30% girth-based and 70% length-based. If your goal is only girth, you'll still want to do at least 60% of length exercises and possibly more. Also focus your jelqs with a low erection level, around 40% to 60%."

Hmmm... So your EQ is solid at 10/10 and your BPFSL is about a 1/2 inch longer. Because your EQ is so good, tunica has to be your limiting factor. Speaking if which, are you still hanging?

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Hmmm... So your EQ is solid at 10/10 and your BPFSL is about a 1/2 inch longer. Because your EQ is so good, tunica has to be your limiting factor. Speaking if which, are you still hanging?

I'm thinking the tunica as well...

And no, put hanging on hold for now since I've found a routine that works for me atm. Gained a bit from it, hoping it will continue!