Intermediate Jelq Routine

Hey guys sorry to be bothersome again. This newbie stuff must kill you veterans. Okay my question is that if someone did the linear, then moved up to the beginner routine.what next?

The newbie gets you to 600 jelqs. I’m curious as to how many jelqs are in a “conditioned” routine.

The more I look at it, the more I want to stay with manual exercises.

First rule - if your routine is working, don’t add to it at all! You only add or change things if what you are currently doing is not getting results.

If you have reached that point, go to the list of exercises/videos and either substitute an exercise you are currently doing with a different exercise, or add in a little of something new to what you are doing already.

Sorry firegoat. I wasn’t saying I was going to change my routine yet. I am happily training on the linear at the moment and I fully intend on running the course with the linear routine (I’m even doing it half speed and intend on half speed being my trend for the rest of my PE career. I tried PE years ago when they advocated beginners doing 1000+ jelqs and injured myself where I had red spots everywhere and terrible EQ)

My question is more a curiosity. I have looked at a few sites and see this one as the least aggressive and more careful one. The mindset here is slow and steady.and I love that. I was just wondering how many jelqs intermediate/advance PE’ers do. Or do you merely just hit more intense techniques such as horses, ulis etc?

I quite often do 250 jelqs twice a day. I seldom go above that 500 mark. Yes, generally just add in other things.