How much girth can I expect

Hello everyone!! I am new here and I just started PEing about 2 months ago. My stats are BPEL is 6 inches and my EG is 4.5 inches.

I would like to know about how much can I improve my girth in a year?

1/4 of a inch is very obtainable in a year.

I want girth mainly too. I hope I can get at least a quarter inch this year.

1/4 to 1/2 inch of girth at best. But keep in mind that we are all different, you may be an easy gainer or a tough gainer. Best way to know is to just start.

I gained pretty much a 1/4” in girth in two months, but before I started PE’n I had poor EQ so I chalk most my early gains to improved EQ.

Anywhere from 0.125” to 1” is possible. Just PE for a full year and see where you get. Commitment is key!

You can’t ‘expect’ anything. Work hard and see where it takes you. I started with 4.5 about and I’m at 5.375 for most of my shaft and more like 5.45 towards the top. I started last march or February or something like that.

You are my inspiration Clemski. I started with 4.5” and hope to hit 5.5” in one year. Wish me Luck!

I would say that my first year, I went from 4.125” to 5” cemented. Primarily from jelqing. I also wore a traction ADS off and on.

Ok but in the 2 and a half months that I have been PEing I gained 1/4 inches in girth but no real gains in length.why is that?

Hard to answer a question like that when all we know about you is that you have been PEing for 2.5 months. Typically, if you are asking advice on routines or gains, you should include stats, current routine, supplements that you take and PE schedule. If you provide these things then I’m sure that you can get some feedback.

Keep in mind that generally newbie gains come the quickest in the first six months or so. Overtaining is your enemy, less is often times more (rest being critical to recovery/growth), and some people are quick gainers in either length or girth and some are hard gainers in one area or both.

PE is not an exact science. What works for one may yield no results for another. Diet and supplementation can make or break gains. Once you find a good routine that yields gains, you should stay with it until it begins to plateau, then and only then should you make a minor tweak in either intensity or timing to spark new growth. It is a marathon, not a sprint.