Big gainers with Low LOT's!

Starter:

I have a very low LOT. I gained about 1 inch BPEL and about an inch and a quarter Girth pretty fast in the beginning, then the length gains all but stopped. I’ve continued to gain girth though. After that first spell of no gains at all I really started working girth and flaccid length and have gotten a pretty thick dick that hangs really well when it is soft and works really well when it is hard. It has gotten so thick my girl can hardly get it in her mouth, but I’m still not seeing much erect length gains. My LOT has come up a little, but not much. I just think erect Length comes slower for us low LOTers. But instead of getting depressed about it I just put all my energy into girth work. If you want a fat dick while you’re working on getting a longer one check my routine here.

Big Girtha’s routine for girth and flaccid hang

Good Luck
BG

bbs,

>Everyone says Low LOTers will have a harder time, but can somebody explain using science and physics why this is so?<

In general, the ligs are a more malleable tissue material than the tunica. While both are collagenous material, the tunica is designed to be tougher to stand up to the internal blood pressure created through an erection, and in fact, produces the erection by not expanding so well under pressure. That is why it takes a significant amount of pressure above and beyond normal erection pressure to produce girth gains.

The ligs are pretty much the same material as any other ligs in the body, and can be stretched, sprained, or torn just like the other ligs.

Guys with either high or low LOTs can make gains, no problem. The LOT theory is simply a way to determine the most efficient angle to work at any one time. Many guys with low LOTs have reported significant gains since the theory came along. Also, many have reported a rise in LOT through working the upper angles. There is beginning to be a good base of anecdotal evidence that it works fairly well.

>Where is BIB?<

Right here, for the time being.

Bigger

Starter:

Initially, I found my LOT and did manual stretches. I began with the newbie routine and added time to it each week.
I didn’t do any v-stretches, at all. I found the angle of attack and pulled it to make gains. However, everyone is different.
Do what you feel is working for you. Don’t be afraid to mix it up once in a while.

BBS:

I started hanging after hitting a plateau. I took a few months off, and then started hanging with the Bib Starter.
My PE endeavors have been sportatic to say the least. I made quick newbie gains, and then things started slowing down.
I stopped for a good 3 months, and then I began hanging. Once I started hanging, I gained .25” right off the bat.
Lately, things have been off and on. I started out the month of April hanging everyday, 4 to 6 20 minute sets. I started
tapering off by the end of the month.

I set goals for the month, even if it is just 1/8”. I’ll whatever it takes to get there. If I don’t make it just yet, I know I have
put in the time, and at some point in the near future it will come.

I have posted this before in others threads but I had a LOT of 0’clock if there could be one. Bib take notes I am patient zero… no pun intended. The V stretch is supposed to help with the tunica due to the pressure being placed from the top of the penis versus an A stretch which will hit the ligs more from the bottom. For a scientific explanation check the articles section I am sure someone covered it. I also did upward angled stretches instead of SO or SD. That helped until I finally picked up hanging.

If you can I would suggest hanging at upward angles. The manual will work but it doesn’t seem to stretch everything as well IMO. Everyone probably has a different experience with manual exercises and your mileage may vary. This offer not valid with any other PE coupons you may have. See participating stores for details.

-TF

Tom Foolery,

How long have you been hanging and what type of Gains have you posted?

BIB,

>”In general, the ligs are a more malleable tissue material than the tunica. While both are collagenous material, the tunica is designed to be tougher to stand up to the internal blood pressure created through an erection, and in fact, produces the erection by not expanding so well under pressure. That is why it takes a significant amount of pressure above and beyond normal erection pressure to produce girth gains.<”

Makes sense….so considering all other things equal except tunica vs. ligs, how much more force and/or time would be needed to achieve lig types gains for the tunica?

>”Guys with either high or low LOTs can make gains, no problem. The LOT theory is simply a way to determine the most efficient angle to work at any one time. Many guys with low LOTs have reported significant gains since the theory came along. Also, many have reported a rise in LOT through working the upper angles. There is beginning to be a good base of anecdotal evidence that it works fairly well. “<

So why all of the fuss over low LOTs? Who started this blasphemy?

bbs,

>Makes sense….so considering all other things equal except tunica vs. ligs, how much more force and/or time would be needed to achieve lig types gains for the tunica?<

I have no idea how to quantify this, especially since it will vary between individuals. Perhaps someday someone will do some cadaver tests on the relative strengths of the tunica and ligs. But it would take many cadavers to get a reliable test.

>So why all of the fuss over low LOTs? Who started this blasphemy?<

Beats me.

Bigger

Here is an interesting question,

If low LOTer’s have longer ligs, where are these ligs stored? I mean, if I have a 6 1/2 length, and a 7 o’clock LOT, and another person has 8 incher, with an 11 o’clock LOT///// My ligs are longer right? But he has the longer unit! What’s up with that?

Starter,

I have no idea what you mean. LOT and starting length are not relative. You can be long with a high LOT or short with a low LOT. The ligs at the base of the penis and their relative length have no impact on the size or shape of the tunica.

Bigger

I see your point now.