Not to idly resurrect an old thread, but-
Originally Posted by EJ2005
I suggest stretching first. Point of stretching, like any other part of the body, is mainly to prevent injury. Considering you’re doing fine stretching first and haven’t had any injury—- keep the same course. On top of that, stretching will help (duh) stretch your ligs and give you more room for length work during the jelq.
Actually, it wasn’t until rereading this thread that I really saw what you wrote.
In PE the purpose of stretching is not the same as in other ‘BB’ training. The purpose here is to draw that bastard out of our bellies.
I believe that Jelqing [clamping, pumping] serves to lower the resistance of the tunica and only then can the stretching be truly effective.
Long term high volume [time] hangers achieve results- and it could be simply because of the tunica being overcome by the sheer ‘volume’ of the stress after hanging has beaten hell out of the tunica.
Personally I’m in the midst of trying to formulate a protocol and a supporting thesis that combines tunica exhaustion work [Jelqing, clamping, pumping] with s-t-r-e-t-c-h work [manual, hanging, ADS or otherwise].
‘Nuff said until I ‘publish’.
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