Rest And Recovery Theory
Really long but I think it’s worth the read. Talks about recovery and charting intensity.
I am going to talk about a theory of recovery using 2 examples.
Workout 1 jelqs and stretches for 30 minutes followed by 10 minute edge. They both use heat to warm up and cool down.
Workout 2 jelqs uli clamp stretch for 40 minutes followed by 15 unite edge and manual clamp. And use of heat throughout.
Workout 3 jelqs and stretch for 20 minutes with 5 minute edging after. Heat throughout.
Person A is a healthy individual with a higher basil metabolic rate and a more active lifestyle. Their diet consists of blood flow increasing supplements. Creating glucosamine protein and other recovery helpers. As well as balanced nutritional value.
Person B works in an office and their diet consists of processed foods and carbonated sugary drinks. They are not necessarily fatter or have more body fat. They just are not very active and eat a variety of foods whether it’s healthy or not.
After person A does workout one. They feel their penis is exhausted. They are satisfied with the workout.
The following day they wake up like brand new. No sore feeling no PI at all. Like the workout never happened. Person A knows they did not reach their max potential in a workout and can go again today. And then rejudge tomorrow if they should rest or not. Only time will tell if they worked their penis enough for it to grow and should wait 2-3 weeks for any results. If no results then move to workout 2 and observe again. Unless they never feel like they need a rest day. Then it may be time to increase the intensity.
After person B does workout one. They feel just as exhausted and satisfied.
But the following day they feel some hard throbbing and soreness down there. Person B now knows they worked out to 90-110 percent of their max. They know they need an off day and to pull back on their workout. So they take the appropriate amount of rest until they feel fully recovered. Then they move to workout 3 until their conditioned enough to move forward.
In conclusion rest days should be judged by the PI and feeling the days following a workout. Recovery can rely on many factors and will differentiate per person.
It’s risky for a person to continuously workout to 80-100 percent of their ability. The risk of injury is increased. Progressive overload shows that a person only needs to workout to 50-60 percent of their max intensity to grow.
For example a day off is 0 masturbation or sex may be 10-30. Never enough to increase size because it’s under the threshold. But never enough to cause fatigue.
Let’s say a person can recovery 50 percent intensity in a 24 hour period but that intensity is not enough to grow. Doing the exercises daily won’t cause fatigue or growth cause it’s under the threshold.
The key is to find the balance on the threshold needed for your body to grow and the corresponding amount of rest that it takes to fully recover from that level of intensity.
And this will differ day to day based upon diet and lifestyle.
That’s why following your PI and charting progress is key. And charting progress includes charting how you feel during the workout immediately after. A few hours after. The next morning. And 24 hours later. Those are very important PI as well.
Start small cause you can always increase the load. But once you cross the line into injury there is no return.
9/18 5.5nbpel x 4.3meg 50EQ
12/18 6.5nbpel x 5meg 80EQ
Due to nerve damage in my back and pelvic region i am inconsistent.