maximum flaccid stretch length related to maximum erect length?

I am new to PE but have been reading this and other forums extensively for a while. I have an amateur theory that maximum fbp stretch length is an indicator of maximum *possible* ebp length (which can be achieved with enough kegels and jelqing). Sound reasonable?

Right now my program consists of manual stretches only. Is it possible to make length gains this way, without jelqing? My maximum fbp stretch length started at 6.5”, and I think I have already gained a .25” in about a month. I haven’t recently checked for gains in my ebp length though.

Starting ebp: 6.5”
Starting eg: 5.2”

Goal ebp: 7.5-8”
Goal eg: 5.5-6”

It sounds reasonable, but remains as a theory, has been suggested many times along the way. The problem is, that the tissues of your penis are elastic and when pulled out, they stretch. But when you are erect, you are also stretched sideways, and more larger erect girth you have, more resistance there is for stretching and the greater is the loose of elastacity.
I truly hope I made some sense… :D

Generally, it’s more likely and easy to make gains thru stretching than jelqing, so yes; it’s possible.

It’s quite common that you’ll have stretched flaccid gains before any erect gains. Think the flaccid gains as a good sign, no matter if you haven’t gained erect lenght yet, they will follow. Or mayby you already have, that’s even better! ;)

If you mean you can never be longer than your current bone pressed flaccid stretched length I’d dispute that theory. My fsl has gone from about 6.75 to almost 8, as my erect bone pressed length has gone from 6.5 to a smidge over 7.25. A lot of guys here can cite similar — and some more successful — experiences. With a few exceptions, I think almost everyone who has made such gains did it through some sort of lengthening regimen using manual stretches and/or hanging.

I don’t think he meant that. After all, he did say he has gained FSL, right? Or mayby he did. Who knows? :D

Base is right, I meant that maybe it could be used as an indicator of possible future ebp growth.

Good to hear that I’m not wasting my time with manual stretching only!

In my case FSL < BPEL.

I’m sure that there are many other people where this inequation holds.