Why Do People Say Not To Clamp

Why Do People Say Me Not To Clamp?
I have been PEing for 2 and a half months , I got some pretty good gains from 30 min session which includes jelqinq , jelq squeezes and ULIs . Last week I tried clamping and I really felt amazing and wanted to continue with it. After I asked some questions about clamping to the people , they started saying don’t jump on clamping just stick with your old routine and gain possible gains that you can gain till you can’t anymore.

I mean I really liked the clamping and I don’t think that my dick is unconditioned for that , everybody has a different body and how you can now that I’m not ready for it or it’s advanced for me,

And the second thing is that I don’t understand that logic about getting the possible gains with the easier routine because If I jump to clamping then I won’t be able to gain from the easier routine or smth. I don’t understand the logic behind of it. If we compare it to the bodybuilding it’s like saying don’t workout with overhead press just stick with the dumbell shoulder press , overhead press is obviously more efficient but people say you that gain as much as you can from shoulder press then continue with overheadpress , but if I would start with overhead press I would gain faster muscles , ( If we consider that I am conditioned for both of the exercises ) I don’t understand is it about the capacity of my dick or smth. ?

I’m certainly not an expert here, and have not done any clamping myself, as yet. However, my understanding is that clamping is primarily for girth gains. It has been observed by many members here that the greater your girth, the slower and more difficult length gains come. It follows then, that exercises intended primarily for girth gains should be left out of your routine until some or all length goals have been met. Otherwise, those length goals may get progressively further away.

There isn’t any conclusive proof that this is true. For me it certainly wasn’t.

I think you have enough experience to start clamping. Just remember to watch out for going overboard as that is the primary way to cause injury. Take it slow and be on the watch for red spots or bruising/discoloration that are the signs to back off.

Clamping is an advance PE exercise. IMO it shouldn’t be done until you have a minimum of 6 months - to a full year of traditional PE training (this can include weight hanging). You mention bodybuilding, which can be in some ways a parallel analogy when it comes to effective PE training. However when was the last time you seen someone who has less than 3 months of training in the gym perform a Ronnie Coleman routine?

The reason clamping is an advanced exercise is because it takes a significant amount of time to develop the vascular structure within the penile anatomy. This vascular maturity is necessary in order to reap the full benefits of a clamp routine. So don’t put the cart before the horse!

There’s a couple additional points I neglected to make regarding clamping and the penile anatomy. Because clamping is an advanced PE exercise that requires a significant amount of tissue maturity, it should be noted that there are potential injury risks if attempted before one achieves that level of conditioning. If done too early or with too much intensity, it is possible to cause a tear in the Tunica Albuginea. One can also cause a rupture of the Corpus Cavernosum, medically referred to as a “penile fracture”, additionally there’s also a potential for a blood vessel rupture or Hematoma.

I’m not trying to be a buzz kill, the last thing I want to read about are injuries because guys are not properly educated on all the nuances of PE training.
Just like training in the gym,doing stuff that you aren’t ready for is a sure recipe for injury! Ever see a pec or bicep tear because someone was lifting too much weight or with doing it with bad form?

While much of PE is intuitive, a little common sense and discretion goes a long way in achieving your full PE potential! I know I sound like a broken record when I say PE is not a sprint, it’s a marathon! Consider the number of years guys like ThoughtfulGold have invested in achieving their PE goals.

I have been clamping since January 13, 2020 and have seen great results though they are most likely temporary for now based on what I have read. I started at BPEL 7.5”, MSEG 4.875”. I clamp 3x per week with 3-10min sessions and 10 minute breaks between. As of today 2/11/2020 I am BPEL 7.75”, MSEG 5.25”. My EQ is great which I would say has some to do with the immediate progress. I have done PE on and off over the years focusing mainly on length and would say unofficially I started at BPEL 7”, MSEG 4.75”. I pay close attention to the color and temperature of my head cutting some 10 minute sessions short by a minute or 2. I will update again in a month and hopefully will have more gains.

I would love the 8x6 beauty eventually. I would also love to change my erect angle if possible. My member is straight and angle slightly down. I wish it was curved a little up and angled up, but I can’t complain too much. My wife seems to enjoy it though our positions are a little limited as she is petite. A larger penis in her tiny hands is always a desire of mine.

After 2 months of clamping I have gained a significant amount in size. The initial month was unreal going from MESG: 4.875” to 5.25”. Another month later I am at a solid 5.375” and 5.5” on a really good day if my vein is bulging enough. So yes it works great for girth. I also grew in length and I am an even BPEL: 8”

Nice response from the clamp training! As you progress and acquire the tissue maturity that’s required for more intense training, you might want to try the double clamp. I feel like it was a great contributor to the overall girth thickness I was able to generate beyond mid shaft all the way up to and including my glans.

I have utilized all forms of PE to generate growth. I’ve found that the combination of weight hanging, hand stretches / jelqs, pumping and clamping all work synergistically together, and give you optimal PE growth.

The vascular development is nothing less than amazing. Tiny, barely visible veins that were the size of a human hair are now the size of a paper clip diameter. Larger veins that could be compared to the size of a spaghetti noodle are now the size of a round shoe string, and when you get a good erection the vascular system in your penis looks like a busy road map!

I incurred some bruising and red spots while clamping once. I probably was pushing too hard as my penis looked like it was going to explode and felt like stone. This bruising is kind of faint now,. But returns when I do high pressure pumping. It seems like it might be permanent, but I guess when I take a break for a while I will know for sure.

Wouldn’t want an unwanted case of amputation. Having feelings hurt and in a drastic way would have a hothead over compensated leading to injury as a result of taking advice on the Internet, plus plenty of videos of people who got stuck going to hospital and getting the angle grinder / Jaws of life treatment

I’ve read stories of guys ending up in the emergency rooms at hospitals with their penis stuck in some kind of contraption, but have not seen any of them resulting in amputation… so this is pure hyperbole.

This is a perfect illustration of how an effective form of PE can get a bad rep. In every case the practitioner typically does something stupid or is just way too aggressive with the training method and thinks more is better, and that’s never the case.

I’ve said it repeatedly that clamping is an advanced PE exercise and that nobody should attempt implementing it into their PE routine until they’ve had a minimum of 6 months to a full year of religiously dedicated traditional PE training and have made a length gain of 3/4” - 1”

“Here, hold my beer”.

It’s not just hyperbole. Bad things happen from bad ideas. When in doubt, don’t.

Banding My Penis

I completely agree with practicing sound PE fundamentals. I have looked for a verifiable account of a penis amputation from practicing a bad PE exercise…. can’t find one. Can you please cite your source? Date, time and place….

About the Numbness 41 penis amputation referenced…. Posted March 10, 2016. Briefly, he used a “bander” for castrating bulls, applied with a tool, as a clamp. He couldn’t remove it for 5 hours, so it ended up tightening up to the point he could “barely see it.” Didn’t see the doctor until a week had passed. Ended up having to amputate his penis. Has photos on the thread.

Obviously not typical PE practice by any means.