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Originally Posted by MAk00707
tenacious, while I’m here, I’d like to ask you some questions

1: In your opinion, during a week of clamping it is normal to have weak or absent morning erections, has this ever happened to you? In other words, in your opinion is it correct to face a second clamping session the following day even if the erection is not ’ 100%?

2 When you clamp, do you ever feel pain from excessive pressure? Do you think it’s right to seek that sensation of extreme pressure to do a good girth workout?

3 Big ghirta said that he did clamping every time he could during the day, every time he had the opportunity in addition to hanging and everything else he did, do you think he was able to do it because he used a lower intensity? I’m asking you because ‘Honestly, after having done a 4 x 15 minute clamping workout plus a series of pumping, I find my penis very tired and I have to wait at least the next day to be able to train it again.

Thank you in advance for your possible answers

1. I think it is pretty normal as most guys here report some degree of diminished EQ after hard girth work. I’m not sure if it is a problem unless you are planning on sex, in which case you just gt to learn yourself and plan around it.

I don’t actually suffer from diminished EQ no matter how hard i train but I am on daily cialis and testosterone replacement therapy so of me I have nocturnal erections and morning wood pretty much every day. If you decide to add daily cialis you can take your dose just before bed to get the peak result overnight, though the drug stays in your system for 3 days so even the trough of the dose (lowest blood levels) is still relatively high all day if you take it every day.

2. There is a fine line between intense pressure and pain. It’s hard to describe but you learn to know when you are in that growth zone. I’m not sure it has to be super intense to be effective, but my approach has always been to make it as intense as it feels safe, and just knowing that line takes some time to learn. Better to err on the side of caution, though. Clamping injuries are theoretically no joke (though I’ve never had one myself).

3. Again, I don’t think there is value in going crazy with your clamping (or any other style of training). It either should be high intensity and short duration or low intensity and long duration. By its nature, clamping is high intensity. Remember this is a marathon so pace yourself and over time the gains will come.

One of my favorite sayings is: "To achieve the goal only two things are needed: To begin and to continue."

So be sure you are training in a way that you enjoy, is safe and is something you can continue for as long as you want to keep growing. Many guys who go super intense either hurt themselves and have to take breaks to recover or just quit, or they feel the training has to be so intense that it just isn’t practical to sustain over years so they give up.


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Originally Posted by tenaciousD
1. I think it is pretty normal as most guys here report some degree of diminished EQ after hard girth work. I’m not sure if it is a problem unless you are planning on sex, in which case you just gt to learn yourself and plan around it.

I don’t actually suffer from diminished EQ no matter how hard i train but I am on daily cialis and testosterone replacement therapy so of me I have nocturnal erections and morning wood pretty much every day. If you decide to add daily cialis you can take your dose just before bed to get the peak result overnight, though the drug stays in your system for 3 days so even the trough of the dose (lowest blood levels) is still relatively high all day if you take it every day.

2. There is a fine line between intense pressure and pain. It’s hard to describe but you learn to know when you are in that growth zone. I’m not sure it has to be super intense to be effective, but my approach has always been to make it as intense as it feels safe, and just knowing that line takes some time to learn. Better to err on the side of caution, though. Clamping injuries are theoretically no joke (though I’ve never had one myself).

3. Again, I don’t think there is value in going crazy with your clamping (or any other style of training). It either should be high intensity and short duration or low intensity and long duration. By its nature, clamping is high intensity. Remember this is a marathon so pace yourself and over time the gains will come.

One of my favorite sayings is: "To achieve the goal only two things are needed: To begin and to continue."

So be sure you are training in a way that you enjoy, is safe and is something you can continue for as long as you want to keep growing. Many guys who go super intense either hurt themselves and have to take breaks to recover or just quit, or they feel the training has to be so intense that it just isn’t practical to sustain over years so they give up.

Thank you for your answers, wise words full of experience, I am sure that these answers will be useful for many users here on thunder, thank you tenacious


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