maintenance

I know by know that P.E. is a perminent gain exercise but Ive been reading around and I always see people talking about hitting they’re goal then going into maintenance. I guess I’m just wondering why this is done and how long you have to do it for until your gains are concrete?

Nothing last for ever… You must do maintenance your hole sexual life… if not, later or sooner your gains will fade away.

BIGGER

8inchM!

Most of us don’t go on Maintenance until we know that our PE efforts previously have been “cemented,” that is that our gains show up reliably after continued measurements.

Others will have had different experiences. I found that if I do a good PE routine about every two weeks I can keep my gains. I tend to lose a little length if I get real lazy, but not much. I don’t ever seem to lose girth.

hey avocet8,

when you tend to get lazy, about how much length do you lose?

I have about a half inch of length that comes and goes. If I do no maintenance for about 6 weeks, I notice the difference. However, I never drop below that variable half inch L. It’s not something I think about much, however I do enjoy my membership in the 8 inch club and so give things an adjustment now and then. :)

I did serious PE for only 6 months and gained 3/4” in that time (3/8” in girth too). In July, I overdid it on some girth workouts and have all but stopped PE. I have had ZERO loss since then. I still do some kegels and lightly jelq for a few minutes in the shower and occasional fowfers, but nothing intense.

I remember seeing a post that said you need to spend 50% of your growth time cementing the gains. If you took a year to get to your goal, you need to spend 6 months cementing. I think that sounds reasonable. After that, maintenance is ongoing to keep EQ and general penis health at its maximum.

I am addicted so won’t ever stop lol

See where I end up

Is that really true?? I thought if you do it for a few months same routine it’s permanent.

Your body has a memory, it’s called DNA.
The soft tissues are constantly renewing themselves and rely on that memory to rebuild.

I like to equate it to a person I knew back in my high school/college days. He was a body builder in high school and was one of those bulky, puffy arms and chest guys. I ran into him several years later and he had stopped lifting weights. He looked like a deflated balloon. He was skinny, and had a saggy gut. Once you build up your body, you have to keep pumping it up to maintain that size or it will revert to it’s preprogrammed form.