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Big F dicks is what matters!!! hahaah kidding.

I have seen a reference or two to “newbie gains” - after performing a search I learned quickly that those two words and that term are all over the boards with not much of a detailed explanation.

I assume that this is meant to describe a phenomenon that is a burst of growth while beginning PE training - is this correct? And what can be expected in growth in newbie gains?

Yes you are correct. For some it’s 1/2” or more fairly quickly, for others it’s none. Older people seem to experience greater newbie gains and it’s been posited, though I’m not sure the evidence is there to back it, that this is recovered length, i.e. getting back what was there when younger.

I know theirs newbie gains but how long does it take to cement your gains.

My latest girlfriend said that I was hung like a horse she even told her mom and her gay uncle but I just don’t see it. It does seem normal and I look at porn and measuring but you can’t never tell what’s real on the internet for all I know the average could be 9 inches and people just put stuff on the internet to make men feel better about themselves. I haven’t really ever seen other guys naked before so I have no idea about that.

I am 7.75 non bone pressed 8.25 pressed 8.5 sitting down never done PE but want to try it to see if it works always wanna be bigger I don’t care who you are.

Good question. I hope someone chimes in to explain this.

Say a newbie goes for 4 months, gains .75 length and .25 girth. At what point is that cemented? If they stopped completely would it all go away?

Thanks

I think cementing comes as you stay with your routine. So it isn’t how long it would take to cement, how determined are you? :)

It seems to me that I read somewhere here that one should not Kegel when stretching. If this is true, would someone please explain why? What harm does such action do? Thanks to whomever replies.

I’ve been jelqing for 5 weeks and i gain 1cm, I was wondering how long it takes to cement gains. Also i gained no girth do girth gains come later on.

The terminology of ‘cementing gains’ is fraught with much unproven theory and nonsense. Do you cement gains when you’re working on your biceps or quadriceps, have you ever heard the notion ‘cementing gains’ in resistance exercising activities.? Probably not, so maybe you should just forget about it with your penis. The reason the myth arises is due to the vagaries in the erection and quality of erection; under the right conditions you can experience larger erections then normal. If your physiology is tight and constricted due to temperature or stress or the trauma of constipation, this will all result in smaller erection size then optimal.

So, some Einstein experiencing one erection size one day and another size the next day assumes he has not ‘cemented gains’ its a purely conditional phenomena and has little to do with cementing anything. Many times you will see additional swelling after stress and the condition will manifest itself in a more swollen erection, this is due to trauma. Here again, some will attribute a traumatized state and measure under abnormal conditions then the next day the swelling will be gone, and they will lament, “oh gee, I just did not cement that swollen penis,” this is just ludicrous and faulty reasoning. There is a lot of faulty reasoning so tread lightly.

TerminalDrop,

I don’t think cementing gains has anything to to with the vagaries of erection quality, no one measures a sub maximal erection and thinks “shit, I didn’t cement my gains, maybe they’ll be cemented tomorrow when I measure again”. The comparison to muscle is always a bad one, the penis is not a muscle, muscle deteriorates fast as soon as you stop training. If you pierce an ear and then put larger and larger diameter earrings through until you can fit a plate in the hole, your ear is never going to completely recover it’s former shape and even that is a bad comparison.

ilovetacos,

What cementing gains means to most people is a declining routine rather than a sudden stop, in the hope of preventing losses. Whether this works or not is another question. Some loss after discontinuing PE is very likely. The cases of people posting some time after discontinuing PE indicate loss to a greater or lesser extent.

So how do you cement gains? Well the obvious answer is to overshoot your goal and allow for some falling back.

Guys, if you joined here in March, you really don’t need to be worrying about ‘cementing gains’. That is for when you have hit your target size and are thinking about ceasing PE or more accurately going onto a light maintenance program.

My comparison is more to the activity itself than physiological changes, I am merely saying that you probably will not be asked in the gym of you ‘cemented gains.’ Natural atrophy and aging factors will influence any external physiology without maintenance. So, in my way of thinking it is perfectly nonsensical to even discuss it, but there is quite a bit that falls under this category.

Hence the reason I said “or more accurately going onto a light maintenance program.”

Got to keep those telescoping arterioles in good condition. :mutley:

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