Have to ask a question about the LOT theory

Hello all you guys, I have been here for several weeks, and I do practice PE for 2 weeks and I would like to say 0.5 cm or less gain from PE, that’s good to me I think.

But I am still confused by the LOT theory, I was not interested in any theory at the first time but gradually I found it is interest and useful. Regarding to my situation, I have a LOT at about 7:00 which is a relative low LOT, so I should concentrate on tunica stretch. But in my point of view, a man with a low LOT should has a penis with a comparatively low suspension when it is flaccid, BUT my penis is almost parallel to the ground when flaccid, is that conflict with the low LOT situation, why this happened?

THANK YOU!

As far as I can tell, there isn’t really much to support the idea that LOT is a predictor of gains to come or of what to do. I went to the conclusion of the thread, if you read it from the start it might make you head spin, mine did.

Confused

Sorry for the confusion, mgus. I should really write a summary thread. The important message, smspecial6, is not to worry about your LOT. I’ve looked at it closely, and as far as I can tell LOT is not a predictor of gains.

The best approach, especially for a newbie, is to stretch in all directions, and jelq, jelq, jelq. Also, I hope (If you are a newbie to PE, not just to this site) that you will stick with the newbie routine for at least 2 or 3 months. I strongly suggest the “less is more” approach until your body clearly tells that more is needed. Even when that time comes, perhaps the best course of action is to take a break.

LOT Theory, if one is to give it any credence at all, is mostly applicable to hangers. I hope you don’t get sucked into hanging until you have a lot of experience with manual exercises and find that your gains have stopped (even after taking breaks).

No problem MM, I wasn’t confused (only dizzy), it was sunnykubotani - I linked to his post and it came out as “confused”.

Thank you for your reply. I know a little bit more about the LOT now, but still not very clear. Anyway I know what I should do, not concentrate on the theory but the action, right?

You should do the newbie routine and forget about LOT completely. Get your three months of the newbie routine in, then you can read the LOT info again and decide for yourself if it makes any sense.

Good idea! That is what I am going to do

:)