How long to cement a temp gain

Say you measure for a week and your penis is one length you do a light jelq session about 10 mins and you get hard you measure 1 cm longer . You go flacid then get hard again about 45 mins and you still measure 1cm longer. Obviously the next day your back to square one. So how long does it take for this 1 cm temp gain to be a permenant gain.

You keep doing PE and it will happen eventually. Or I could sell you some cement.

Lol . How long on avg for these type of gain take to cement . 3 months?

Everyone is different, but I’d say maybe 3 months if you’re a fast gainer. Either way if you are consistent then you’ll gain within a year. :)

I have found that by doing around 30seconds to a minute of ULI’s will add a 1/4” to my usable girth. I stopped worrying how long it would take to cement since it is very easy to do this before having sex. What I have noticed as far as cementing is if you measure after PE, once that measurement of temp expansion begins to go past what it has been in the past, then you have cemented the original temp gains. Say after PE you measure and it is 5.25” vs 5”, well if you measure after PE and it is like 5.5” then you have probably cemented the 5.25” measurement. Obviously this doesn’t mean much if you change up your routine or have edema afterwards.

Very valid question as it’s not a gain otherwise, eh? I had a 1/4” gain after hanging for a good period of time I quit after no further gains came. I measured later and lost that 1/4”. I’m trying to not only gain this time, but obviously cement it. In a couple doctor-documented studies you read about, when the same technique was applied (extenders), everyone gained. So, while I understand that “each is different”, each is also the same. That’s a good thing. It means that if a standard could be applied, everyone would progress with the same goals reached at different times sort of like a marathon race. Some reach the finish faster than others.

Just keep doing what you do. At some point you might get even more then 1cm which is a good indicator that you cemented part of it.

I want to try hanging eventually. It seems fun because all you do is sit there like clamping and check every few minutes to see if your junk isn’t cold. :)

I don’t know if anyone can answer the initial question without a huge amount of data collected from people that cemented gains. I can say 6 months but what the heck is that based on.

Not only that even if we collect data a cementing routine can be different from one person to the next and can vary depending on initial method.

Would a cementing routing be 20% amount of time or sets with maybe 33% weight, tension, hg, or some other variable. If you really think about it there is almost an unlimited amount of combinations for a cementing routine that could effect the amount of time it takes to cement gains.

Personally I plan on doing maybe 1-2 sets a day and I will be okay if I miss the occasional hanging set at maybe 50% of max load. However, that is just something of the top of my head. Maybe do that for 6 months to a year.

To me the most important thing is listening to your body and looking at ruler feedback. If you are cementing and you notice you dropped 1/8” then amp up get that 1/8” back and then change your cementing routine upwards slightly.

I really wish everyone kept a file of everything they do, sets, time, intensity and so on. This way we could create a huge database of information.

I think for long term PE health we probably should all be doing light jelqing and stretching. Just for blood flow and overall health of unit. At a light intensity it might be enough to keep established gains.