Originally Posted by ticktickticker
I do agree with your conclusion: men are the only mammals that drink milk in their adult life. There are good reasons why milk is not as good as generally believed. Lactose intolerance is one of them.The rest of your argument remains debatable. I don’t buy the low load story as sole pe technique for practical pe even if the theory sounds good. I think that you need a high initial stress followed by low stress - hanging followed by ads, clamping followed by adc (all day compression).
I didn’t go back and check, but weren’t you on the side of non-expandability of a loaded tunica?
My “argument” is based on what I thought was the conclusion of this tread. My POINT is to try and conduct a PE experiment based on those conclusion. If not, what is the point of this type of thread?
I thought that is the scientific method, make an observation, form a hypothesis, perform an experiment based on that hypothesis, then objectively judge the results? I’m trying to do that based on what seemed to be a fairly intelligent discussion.
If your belief in practical pe is different, please share your thoughts on it and why and if there is any research that may indicate the basis of it.
I’m not trying to be a hard ass here, but I hope to have discussions with professionals like yourself that can lead to experiments based on some foundation in science to see if we can make this PE stuff more effective and safe.
OR reverse engineer this PE and figure out why what works, DOES work and thereby possibly improve our effectiveness.
I also wanted to ask you permission to continue on this thread. I kinda’ feel like I was invited to a party, but the owner left for work and my friends and I are still drinking his beer! I will move this discussion someplace else if you are unhappy with the direction and content.