Hanging Multiple Angles
Hello everybody.
My account has me listed as a new member due to inactivity, as I created this account some time ago but seldom posted, and therefore I am restricted in where I can post this question. This should be in the Hanging Thread.
Before I move to my question I would like to provide some background. I started PE roughly two or two and a half years ago. I have doing manual exercises for the entirety of this period with the exception that I clamped for a few weeks when I was about six months into my journey.
When I started I was roughly 5.5 BPEL and 5.0 Base Girth. Currently, I am about 6.75 BPEL and 6.0 Base Girth. My LOT is fairly low at around 7 or 8. I am very well conditioned and in a great place to add some hanging gains on top of what I have managed to gain manually thus far.
Recently I finally decided to purchase a Bib hanger. I am in my first week of hanging and things are going well. As recommended, I am hanging very light: I am using a book as the weight so I am not exactly sure of its weight. My educated guess would be between three and five pounds.
I am a student with my own living space and lots of homework. Because of my ideal situation I can devote great volumes of time to hanging. That said, I do not overdo it. I am very aware of my body and know my limitations. This means that the most hanging I will do in one session is three sets of twenty minutes.
However, based on the research I have done it is recommended, in order to ride the fatigue, to hang frequently so that the healing process cannot set root. Therefore I will often do a quick fifteen or twenty minute set in between classes or when I am in my room. I also hang first thing in the morning and last thing before I go to bed.
As recommended I have been hanging only BTC and I intend to stay at my current weight for at least two weeks. So far my PI’s have been very positive. My flaccid is heavier, my skin is reacting well, and my head is no longer cold and blue after a twenty minute set. My penis seems to be responding very well to the training, and I think because it is partially conditioned it has allowed me to do several hours every day without problems.
Here is my question:
I realistically have enough time to hang up to six hours on certain days, and I would like to take advantage of this because I realize my schedule will not be like this forever. That said, it will be like this for at least two more years. The thought of hanging up to six hours a day for two years is crazy. As I mentioned earlier I have been hanging BTC exclusively because this is what conventional wisdom suggest for those new to hanging. I generally agree with this sentiment and I believe that I have lig gains to be made.
On the other hand, I have two reasons to think that it might be best to add an additional angle, OTS, to my training regimen. First, I have a lot of time and privacy, and if I want to make the best of each day then I legitimately question if BTC exclusively is the right thing to do. My thoughts are perhaps 3 hours of each every day would suffice, while BTC would still take priority for the next few months. Second, my LOT is very low and the general sentiment is that low LOT individuals see better gains from upwards angles such as OTS.
What do you all think? Should I just devote all the time I have to maxing out my lig gains or would it be more beneficial to add OTS hanging in order to target the tunica as well?
Thank you in advance. I look forward to discussing things with you all and will likely be more active on Thunders Place from now on.
Last edited by 4mg1n3 : 04-12-2018 at . Reason: Spelling