Girth exercises

This might have been discussed earlier but I can’t find it anywhere so far.

I have found out that when doing girth exercises with 40-50% erection I can go +0.6 inches in girth while exercising. What interests me is that I do only get +0.1 inches while being 70-90% erect… Does this make any sense to you guys? What kind of erection is then to prefer?

Do you mean to say that doing these girth exercises your penis is temporarily enalarged to 0.6” above normal EG when at 40-50%?

Cow, this thread might interest you if you haven’t seen it yet-

Mechanics of erection vs. Uli

There’s something to tunica expansion without a hard on, but I can only guess at what causes it.

ICM: Yes I can enlargen my dick 0.6” above average EG with hoarses during my workout. I don’t know how much do other guys normaly expand? I am curious as I haven’t gained much girth, yet.

RB: Thanks, I read the thread. I still wonder why I get more expansion as I do hoarses 40% erect than with a 70% erect penis. Perhaps because the tunicas length is pushed backwards and can then make it easier to expand in width, (not said it would be any better though).

My unit becomes very rigid when I have an erection. It’s something beyond it becomng hard just because of the increased blood flow. I don’t get that rigidity with only a partial erection.

So for me, it’s easier to push blood to the head or get a strong grip when it’s less than 80 or 90% erect.

What interests me most mrCow, is that your BP length is smaller than your NBP length! :)

BP= born product
NBP= non born product = (enlarged penis)

Right? Maybe I have mistaken, English isn’t my native language. What do you say rockinout?

BP = Bone Pressed. It means you measure holding the ruler straight out above your penis and press in just above it until you hit the pubic bone. This is more accuract than NBP, non-bone pressed.

NBP = Non-Bone Pressed. This means you measure what you can see essentially, with your penis held parallel to the floor.

The reason that BP or Bone Pressed measurements are more accurate, is that your fat pad may vary depending on your weight, altering your Non bone pressed measurements. BP measurements shouldn’t vary, so it’s a more reliable way to measure gains.

Now I understand your signature :rolling: