Question on stretching
I have been pumping off and on for years and a member here for over 10 years. As I have gotten older I quit for a while and gained a bunch of weight. I’m back at the gym and decided to get everything back in shape. In the 4 years I was off of PE I lost over an inch. In the past I never did much stretching, mainly pumping. As you may image I want my inch back.
One more bit of background. I am an engineer by trade in the oil and gas industry. I design robots and routinely use programs to test the physical properties of the materials I use in my designs. Whats proven time and time again with any material I work with is a constant, evenly applied force is ideal to prevent damage to what ever it is that I’m building. Spontaneous force, like that of an impact can severely damage a design. Even very small impacts, over time will destroy an assembly. Same with vibration. I can design a structure to handle tremendous steady loads that last a lifetime, but introduce a hammer factor, knock or vibration and the structure will fail if not designed to isolate the forces. So this is what I was wondering.
When stretching I have read that the way it works is that it creates micro tears that are replaced with new cells as it heals. A constant even force “should ” do very little damage to produce these tears unless the force overcomes the structure, in this case a penis. Would it not make sense that a series of tugs or jerks would be more effective at creating those micro tears with much less over all force required. Has this been proven or debunked? I used the magic search button but did not find anything related to the terms I was looking for.
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Thanks Guys. Looking forward to seeing some responses.