I'm thinking once again that the JP90 might make a lot of sense for me since I'm almost a newbie again (my extended hiatus has served as a very, very long decon break).
Having only 1 arm for 3 months killed my progress for nov, dec, & january--then work & family type things have really prevented me from diving back into PE like I want during the last 2 months. so really ive got 5 months out of the loop (wow, what a long time....)
my views have changed since i first learned about PE in 2008 (3-4 years ago). i'm really just as interested in girth as i am in length, and i've only gained maybe 1/4" of MSEG since i started (other than some base shaft girth from hanging, which was substantial).
so i'm thinking i might do this:
first: 2-3 months of JP90
second: go back to hanging; reach length goal
third: use jelqing & pumping to reach my girth goal, & only resort to things like Ulis & Clamping if Jelqing / Pumping doesn't get me where I want to be.
I really don't have enough experience with manual routines, so this is why I'm thinking I may want to go back to the JP90.
At least with all my PE studies, it does seem people can gain as much from a manual routine as they can with anything else--and its great for both girth and length.
I do think adding 1/2" of girth (beyond where I am now) might help me with my hanger settings & heavier weights (although no matter how thick I am, I guess the weight will pull my penis making it thin during a hanging set; i don't think there's a way around that, but perhaps it might be a bit easier with a bit more girth).
oh, i don't think 2-3 months of JP90 would give me that much girth; I think I would be lucky to gain 1/4" of girth (but overall, that would put me at 1/2" of girth gains, which is significant.
i guess it might sound ironic for the biggest hanging proponent on this forum to do something like the JP90, but i do honestly think it will give me the gains I'm looking for (both girth & length gains with less intensity than hanging, & then i can focus on my length after I'm reconditioned & after i actually need more intensity--for now since I'm completely de-conditioned, I don't think I'll need that much intensity).
my ligs really, really need some stretching--my natural exit angle is incredibly high--and i do think hanging might be the best way to change that. however, short term, i'm thinking i may want to take a new approach with my 3rd stab at PE... plus, the manual routine will be good practice for when I shift to just maintenance hanging & girth work (pumping, jelqing, whatever).
Anyway, I greatly appreciate the support of the moderators & others on this forum who have been extremely patient with me. In terms of intensity, I'm like a fireball--I suppose I can fizzle, but it's not easy to do that to me. I think nothing short of having 1 arm was going to stop me from doing my PE routine, but I guess it came down to that!
I still need to reach my ultimate goals-- they will now take longer than they might have otherwise, but it's no reason for me to give up. I'm going to get back with the program & get more involved again. I've studied PE intensely for years, & its probably high time i translate that back into a good, solid, regular PE routine
I'm working quite a few hours these days-- at least in terms of my career, things are really looking up. My work life & family life have really consumed me lately. We also moved into a nicer home (still renting, but we've got a 2 car garage, etc). Things have just finally started becoming stable (so I'm back on the forum).
I'm hoping to get more involved again... I've had quite a few PMs & I apologize to all those who had to wait a long time for responses from me.
I partly stopped doing PE because I knew I couldn't be consistent & I was concerned about just making my penis tougher / and turning myself into a hard gainer (who knows, maybe I'm too cautious). The idea of doing short & heavy hanging sets doesn't appeal to me much either.
I can't find enough time to hang at least 10 hours per week, so I'm thinking a manual routine makes more sense for me (at least during this next year--mostly due to work constraints). One great benefit of a manual routine is that I'm not constrained by a need for equipment; I can still do it, whether I'm at home or traveling.
I am completely de-conditioned right now, so I'm thinking a PESG "less is more" approach might work well for me (at least it fits my schedule so I don't think it would hurt to try).
Hello again everyone. I'm back PEing again after a 1 year hiatus. My goals haven't changed (I would still like to reach 8x6). I just finishing applying to grad school... I believe I can now be consistent for a long period of time (in fact, maybe I can get a few years solid of PE in a row).
2x sets today... just 2.5lbs...
I'm not in a huge rush to increase the weight or number of sets--I plan to just go by feel/ use good technique/ avoid injury. I.E. my goal is just results (not a number of sets or a weight, although I do plan to hit a maximum number of sets I can consistently reach). I was doing as much as 12x sets per day in the past; I think that may be too much for me (it's too hard to maintain). Maybe I'll do something like 6x sets on weekdays and just a couple sets on weekends.... I plan to try & do at least 1x set per day / or do some kind of manual routine if I run into time issues.
Goal: 8x6 Present Size: Not sure; I'll measure once I get some basic conditioning in (I don't want to measure EQ gains as size gains) Routine: just hanging / jelqs afterwards to restore circulation. This is what I know best, so I think I'll just stick with it. When I'm ready to work on my girth I'll start doing a regular newbie routine (I know it's backwards, but it makes sense for me).
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