Is flaccid stretched length indicative of future gains

I have searched, but come up empty handed. (Maybe it’s just one of those days! ;) )

My FSL is easily 0.5”-0.75” more than my BPEL.

Does this indicate soon to be BPEL gains?

Thanks

I hope so, Iv’e noticed an increase in FSL but no erection gains yet, but hey it hasn’t even been two month’s for me.

There is a correlation between FSL gains and future erect gains, I wouldn’t say it is a sure thing… but keep doing what you’re doing and you’ll likely see something soon.

Have you measured FSL before or is this your first time? My FSL has always been larger than my EL.

Originally my FSL was about equal to my BPEL (give or take an 1/8”)

I wouldn’t be suprised if we’re reading about some gains from you soon then :up:

Damn, I hope so. My FSL is about 8.6 and I would love to have that length, assuming my girth growth keeps up.

I noticed that when I was hanging the gap would increase but as the FSL increased so would the BPEL later on. The question is how long before you see gains in BPEL. Yes, it is a look at coming gains from my stand point, keep in mind that the time it takes the BPEL to catch the FSL is unknown. It may have something to do with blood flow or the capacitor of blood to the increased size of the CC’s. Maybe someone smarter knows the answer here.

What if your FSL is lower then your BPEL

It means your cock is shrinking.

Just kidding, I don’t know what it means, if anything.

That has been my experience as well.

See this Does stretching produce erect gains post #8

My FSL is 3/4" greater then my BPEL and I love it because I have so much to look forward to.

Hey Monty530 ( or anyone),

I saw your post on the other thread.do you think jelqing would help rebuild that tissue quicker, albeit that your forcing more blood flow-could this ‘spark’ quicker tissue growth?

Just a thought/idea

Tiger

I hope SFL gains are an indication of future EL gains as that is all I have had at the moment.

Actually No. You see we’re talking about cell division which may be effected by blood flow but that only brings nutrients for the process. Blood in and of itself would have little effect upon cell division. Better you concentrate on nutritional supplements for quick tissue growth.