Are you stretching too hard?
And is it hindering your gains? Some people think so…
I discovered a couple of posts on a message forum to an old PE site I joined when I first started. I haven’t been there almost since the beginning, because after discovering PEforums and Thunder’s Place, I found that the pioneering efforts into PE here are far more cutting edge, and populated by a lot more people that I consider true masters of this art and science.
But recently after visiting there again, I found some interesting posts that seem contradictory to many of the advanced stretching techniques I’ve learned here that I have made significant gains from.
I would like to know your opinion. Is there anything valid to this information? Or do you find it erroneous and unproven? There’s a lot of misinformation about PE around the net now and a lot of self-proclaimed experts giving out opinions that may or may not be based in fact.
What do you think?
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I’ve come across several people in the chat room who are stuck on a plateau, and decided to explain something a few people just don’t understand.
Pulling too hard makes your penis stronger NOT longer.
To be successful at lengthening you only need to feel a slight tug at the base, each xtender should add a little more length. Trying to remove your penis from your body will not speed up your gains, in fact it will end them.
If you make your Penis stronger by pulling to hard your going to hit a permanent plateau, and that will be the end of your lengthening progress.
The number one most important factor in successful xtenders is total relaxation while doing them. High intensity is for bodybuilding not PE.
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If you’ve been pulling too hard for a long time your not gaining at all right now, am I correct?
When you pull a tendon to hard or jelq to hard you can actually do serious damage, and when things finally recover they are much stronger and harder than before (both ligaments and tissue), but without new size or growth. Doing xtenders is much easier than most people think, the ligaments are embedded with muscle tissue, to add new length you must be totally relaxed, and must not pull to hard. Pulling to hard will only trigger your body’s defense mechanism and cause everything to shrink temporarily when finished. The day after PE everything should be fuller, not shriveled up and smaller. (How it looks the day after is an immediate indication of whether or not your doing it right).
One of the best things you can do to ‘recover’ from over training is take a month off. Let everything settle and fully recover, then start all over again. Do not view taking a month off as a set back, it may be the exact thing your body needs to keep on growing. Also don’t get discouraged if you’ve been over-training, learn from your mistakes and move on. If your determine enough you can still make gains regardless of past mistakes, but those gains may come at a slower rate, as you do the xtenders correctly.
I do not want to sugar coat the reality that pulling to hard can and will stop growth. Your body will adapt to abuse by becoming stronger and harder. Abusing or destroying your penis does not make it grow, the proper amount of stimulation does.