A Race to Enlarge Your Member

Hey Gentlemen:

I have an idea - that would personally help me to stay motived and engaged with a p.e. routine over a long period of time:
Would anyone be interested in having a little sportsmanly p.e. competition?

At the given date - whoever is participating provides starting measurements and pictures (either publicly posted on the forum - or sent privately to the organizer, in order to keep everything fair and honest).
At the end of every month - you post your routine and any/all gains you’ve made - as well as a photo update.
A title will be awarded for the top three gainers at the end of six months (a halfway mark) - in three separate categories: length gains, girth gains, and volume gains.
Final titles will be awarded for the top five gainers at the end of the year (total length of the competition) - same three categories.

I would totally be down to start this - anyone coming with me??

Namaste, G

This has been suggested and tried before. In my opinion this is a recipe for injury at best. I also think this is one area we should feel free from competition. Just my thoughts.

I agree. If it could stay just as a “friendly” competition, would be encouraging and motivational. I just fail to see it going this way.

I don’t know how I feel about such a thing. On the one hand, I feel like there is something intrinsically wrong about competing over something like this. On the other, I think competition is very important and valuable, and I enjoy it. Gonna have to cast my vote as undecided for now, reserving the right to change my mind later. :)

For reference sake though, they did something like this over at PE gym and got a pretty good turnout recently.

I feel like I shouldn’t have, but I have thought about proposing exactly this same thing before.

Also, I wouldn’t change my routine just for a competition, so I would get slaughtered in girth and volume.

Just talking of turning PE into a competition is the beginning of bad injuries. :( I’m definitely not for it! Every man gains at a different pace, so it wouldn’t be fair.

Trying to do speed PE has just about a 100 percent failure rate due to injury. Patience and persistence and moderation is the key.

I think people should take into account that you should be working at your optimal pace - it’s not about doing the most reps or devoting the most time - its about dedicating yourself to results. A mature person should realize that overtraining hinders that goal. So it should just be motivator for people to remain consistent - not try too hard.

Competition can be light and easy - it doesn’t have to be the crossfit of p.e. haha!

We all have different ways of motivating ourselves to stay focused on PE.

For me, it was the memory of my ex doing her best to humiliate me about my size and making overt comments about other guys having bigger ones.

The thought of all that still makes my blood run cold now and again.

My motivation now is to have a functional unit for my new wife, who appreciates my efforts.

A race with other PE ers would lead to injury and over training in my opinion.

After five years at this, I’m only now discovering how to avoid the rush to gain.

I’m down for a friendly competition :) been lurking on here a few I mainly go to another forum but I’m down, I’m already conditioned and I just need a temp. Goal and need to have some extra motivation to succeed.

Whoa! Toxic person to have in your life, for sure! I would have kicked her ass out of my life faster than I could blink.

Some women are just cunts. Be happy you’re not around her anymore. :)

The best revenge is living well.

It’d be a motivational tool at best, for me. As Tileist said, it’d probably incite injury or lack of motivation for those that don’t gain as quick.

Would be good for newbies who have more potential, as for vets, I can’t see it being much fun competing over hair length gains in the space of a month.

I agree sounds cool, but there will always be the one idiot that over does it and hurts himself plus someone that’s done PE for 18months is likely to be a slower gainer and won’t get newbie gains. But you can always post your stats and compare ,and keep coming back and talking about your journey.