Bib - does everyone have a breaking point?

After reading Bib’s revolutionasing LOT theory, I found out that I had a low LOT. I had fairly mixed reactions about this. It explains why I haven’t had any length gains, and it tells me what I should do about this, but it also suggests that my goals of a 2” length increase might be unrealistic.

I joined the Experiment to ensure that I was consistent with my training. And after a month, still nothing. I am hanging SO 22 pounds. Now, I understand that tunica gains are going to require more weight than lig gains - if one has potential lig gains - but you would have thought that I would have experienced some increase in length by this weight.

What I am wondering, though, is do I have a breaking point and at what weight will this breaking point occur? What I mean is that however strong somebody’s internal tissues are there must be a weight at which they can no longer maintain their current state, and must lengthen under stress. I just hope that my “breaking point” is within the next 5 pounds or so, because whilst I won’t have any qualms about hanging more than this, if my breaking point does not occur soon then to make gains of at least 1” I may be hanging upto 40# - which is beginning to go beyond the scope of what the Bib starter can handle.

What do you guys think? Feel really down about this, might be going out w/ a new girl soon and all I can think about is my crappy, never-changing size.

Please help…

GK,

>After reading Bib’s revolutionasing LOT theory, I found out that I had a low LOT. I had fairly mixed reactions about this. It explains why I haven’t had any length gains, and it tells me what I should do about this, but it also suggests that my goals of a 2” length increase might be unrealistic.<

I would not think 2” is unrealistic. It may be harder for you than average, but it all depends on how badly you want it.

>I am hanging SO 22 pounds. Now, I understand that tunica gains are going to require more weight than lig gains - if one has potential lig gains - but you would have thought that I would have experienced some increase in length by this weight.<

Not at all. Many guys do not gain until they hit much higher weights. Ask SS4. Also, are you hitting any other upper angles besides SO? That might not be your most efficient angle.

>What I am wondering, though, is do I have a breaking point and at what weight will this breaking point occur?<

The laws of physics say absolutely that you do have a breaking point. The key is to move up slowly and carefully so that you do not slide past the point of ‘controlled damage’ into real damage. Have a plan and stick to it. So many hours per week, and 1-2 lbs weight increase per week if you are feeling no fatigue.

>What I mean is that however strong somebody’s internal tissues are there must be a weight at which they can no longer maintain their current state, and must lengthen under stress. I just hope that my “breaking point” is within the next 5 pounds or so, because whilst I won’t have any qualms about hanging more than this, if my breaking point does not occur soon then to make gains of at least 1” I may be hanging upto 40# - which is beginning to go beyond the scope of what the Bib starter can handle.<

The starter has handled sixty pounds before. I would assume your penis will succumb before the Starter does. I hope so anyway.

Bigger

Good_Knight,

>What do you guys think? Feel really down about this, might be going out w/ a new girl soon and all I can think about is my crappy, never-changing size.<

Oh god I know what you mean there. But stop thinking about your crappy never-changing size, you should walk around, act and even think like you are growing every day. If you knew your penis was growing by 1/4in per day, do you think you would act and think differently then? Hell yeah you would! Think like that now.

If you cant gain at 22 maybe you need 23 pounds to gain, or 24, or 34. I think my max was 36 pounds BTC when I gained (10min set). But I hardly ever actually hung that much, maybe once a week. With consistant work I found that I started nearly all days below max, as much as ten pounds less. The fatigue was too much to hang more, sometimes I would get really hot, start sweating and shaking and gritting my teeth, and time would seem to pass really slowly. Time to reduce the weight!

Remember that you might need more than one month to gain, it takes time to permenantly stretch these tough fibers.

Just do what bib says, have a plan, stick to it and increase the weight if you need to. And think positive too!

EDIT: Go post your stats in the relevant forum please!

Good Luck
SS4