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I have taken years off and not lost a bit. But just last year, I took a few months off and lost a 1/4 inch of girth. I think cementing explains both instances.
Start: (Aug 2001): 6 1/2 bpel x 4 7/8 mseg
Current: (6/24/14): 7 3/4 bpel (7 nbp) x 5 5/8 mseg. BEG 6 1/4. BPFSL 8 1/8.
Goals: First: 7 1/2 bpel x 5 1/2 mseg ACHIEVED! Current Goal: 7 nbp x 5 3/4 mseg (almost there!)
Join Date: Oct 2002, You must be in genus world record lol 10 years :D
Start July 07 2011 = Length 6.5 Girth 5.3 ---> 07 / May / 2012 = NBPEL 7 In / BEG 6.2.5 In / MEG 5.8
Goal : All the way --- And no this is not my photo :D
I have taken years off and not lost a bit. But just last year, I took a few months off and lost a 1/4 inch of girth. I think cementing explains both instances.
I’m glad I’m reading this, because basically you put in a ton of work and jelqing is just temporary.Luckily I don’t have a small penis I wanted more girth,but no way I’m doing this shit if its not permanent. I’ll just do kegels.
I’m glad I’m reading this, because basically you put in a ton of work and jelqing is just temporary.Luckily I don’t have a small penis I wanted more girth,but no way I’m doing this shit if its not permanent. I’ll just do kegels.
My point is that the earlier gains were cemented so they stayed, but the recent gains were not and hence were lost. On the plus side, that 1/4 inch came back quick when I restarted.
Start: (Aug 2001): 6 1/2 bpel x 4 7/8 mseg
Current: (6/24/14): 7 3/4 bpel (7 nbp) x 5 5/8 mseg. BEG 6 1/4. BPFSL 8 1/8.
Goals: First: 7 1/2 bpel x 5 1/2 mseg ACHIEVED! Current Goal: 7 nbp x 5 3/4 mseg (almost there!)
Join Date: Oct 2002, You must be in genus world record lol 10 years :D
Again, I haven’t consistently PE’d that whole 10 years. I wish I had.
Start: (Aug 2001): 6 1/2 bpel x 4 7/8 mseg
Current: (6/24/14): 7 3/4 bpel (7 nbp) x 5 5/8 mseg. BEG 6 1/4. BPFSL 8 1/8.
Goals: First: 7 1/2 bpel x 5 1/2 mseg ACHIEVED! Current Goal: 7 nbp x 5 3/4 mseg (almost there!)
I’m not sure if I’m sold on the whole “cementing gains” idea. I think the permanent gain is there and cemented from the start, it’s just hidden by the temporary gain.
That is to say that I think PE exercises cause both temporary gains and permanent gains at the same time, but the temporary gains are more exaggerated, like a kind of swelling, that eventually goes down to reveal the permanent gain.
I suppose the distinction doesn’t really change the end result, that is just how I prefer to look at it.
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I’m not sure if I’m sold on the whole “cementing gains” idea. I think the permanent gain is there and cemented from the start, it’s just hidden by the temporary gain.That is to say that I think PE exercises cause both temporary gains and permanent gains at the same time, but the temporary gains are more exaggerated, like a kind of swelling, that eventually goes down to reveal the permanent gain.
I suppose the distinction doesn’t really change the end result, that is just how I prefer to look at it.
I’d have to agree with that, but I’d probably add that the degree to which you’ll get temporary gains depends on what kind of exercises you do. Girth exercises tend to have very pronounced temporary gains, while I find that length exercises tend to have very little in the way of temporary gains.