Originally Posted by LongVehicle
Calling all veteran PE’ers!I thought it would be interesting to ask this question of you. If you could go back to the beginning of your PE career, at the point where you had just completed the newbie routine (assume you did it, even if you didn’t) - what would you do differently?
What were the most major mistakes you made, or missed opportunities?
This could be very useful information for newbies and somewhat experienced people as well.
To start off (although I’m probably only mid-way in my PE career): I would have searched for EXPANSION while clamping, I think this would have gotten me past the stagnation in gains. I made a mistake when I assumed deoxygenation was the cause for growth, and it made my latter gains suffer.
What about you?
(This is not just for hardcore veterans, anyone with a year of experience should provide their input :D ).
Oh yeah I read that theory, Never knew you changed your mind about it till right now. I just thought keeping it expanded for as long as possible whilst being safe is for the best and I assume that still is true. Got any tips of expansion?
I’ve been PEing for almost a year, I barely warm up and have gained near to an inch.
I think heat just may just make things safer and get you to the post work out size quicker.
I don’t think I’d really change anything, with the lessons I learnt it helped me to progress. I read a lot of things here, asked plenty of questions and got involved in the community thus learning from others experience.
I do wish I could get a bib hanger to help gains. So that’s not a regret more a wish..
Oh I would have loved to discover PE like at the age of 14, I’m 20 now so during the growth stage would of grown way more I guess.
Future regrets I think I’ll be saying I wish I had done turkey neck prevention/fixing exercises but I’ve read they just make things worse so won’t be doing them I can live with a little turkey neck with a monster dick just, I’ve seen horrific cases where theres hair half way up the shaft. I pray that won’t happen to me!