Do younger PE'ers have more potential

What do you guys reckon? It makes sense that if you start PE-ing when your body is still growing you have more potential..

Any huge success stories from grown men?

Faster recoveries too.

I would have thought logically that younger men have a greater potential as you say. But, looking round the forums, those with the best success tend to be the older men :confused:

WLS

Connective tissue heals far more slowly than muscle tissue, so the ‘youth advantage’ is not so relevant. If you began at the start of puberty it may make a difference. Older guys are often more focused than younger guys in their approach, and do more research.

Well, eventually younger men become older men. So, they can’t have less potential (:

I think older men have more potential, only because doesn’t your penis shrink with age? It’s easy for older men to reach there once potential with p.e, I think that’s where a lot of the newbie gains come from.

Actually that’s the only place I think gains come from!

But that may be because they often have a life with more routines and over-all more maturity and are better at dedicating themselves.

I sure hope younger PEers have more potential

It’s easier for guys in their 30’s up to reclaim lost size but one thing you young guys have is time and lots of it.

The forum does not have PE’ers who are still going thru puberty. Thats where I feel PE would be of great benefit if done correctly without injury.

I agree 100% with this.

When you are in your 30s and 40s, your average penis has shrunk from what it used to be. You start a PE regimen and it whips it back into shape, and in doing so means quick “newbie” gains, though not much true tissue growth. But in the beginning, I believe it is easier for us older guys to make quick gains, according to the tape measurer, anyway.

But! For real tissue growth, well, that usually takes some time. And time is something younger people have, biologically (longer lives ahead of them) as well as life-wise; no mortgage, long houred-jobs, wife and kids, etc.

I know I wish I started PEing when I was in university over a decade ago. I thought I was busy at the time, but I now realize I had no idea! (Mind you I did an Arts degree… you engineers and pre-Med types I am sure are busier than I was. Also I was a slacker.)

LOL. I think I have to agree that it’s probably a lot to do with focus, dedication and maturity. I’m only a newb but maturity and dedication are obviously a key things to PE :D

WLS

I’m only 19 and I’ve had success with PE. I’ve also been doing it with dedication for almost 5 months.

The following poll doesn’t prove that age and gains are directly correlated, as other factors could be involved, but it does show the trend happening, and it does suggest age as factoring in. See my post #31 in that thread.

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