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I have measured accelerated gains of EG at the base compared to the rest of the shaft just by doing the Newbie routine with jelqing and stretching.
I guess the stretching is the exercise which produces more girth at base because that is where the stress to the tissue is biggest. If done with precaution, manual stretching looks quite safe to me.
I warm up, jelq and then stretch. I did a slow ramp up into my target routine which now (since 6 weeks) is 30 minutes of jelqing and 30 minutes of stretching. The stretching itself is divided in prep stretches (2 cycles of 30 second stretches up-down-left-right-out) and then 5 minute stretches for each direction. I do not stretch very hard, never go to any pain limit an get “out of the stretch” slowly. As you would stretch your ligaments after a good jogging session.
I join the chorus of all chanting If it ainn’t broke, don’t fix it. As long as you measure progress with the Newbie routine, don’t change. Modify frequency and intensity of the exercises is ok, but not too often either. At least 2 periods of measurement shoul be kept with a certain routine in my opinion.
As to Ulis, Horses, clamping and all that stuff: keep it in reserve for later use, Newbie routine can get you very far before the training impact might fade out.
Just a Newbie to Newbie 2 cents advice.
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