Mem's Momentous Rapid Gain Mechanism

The A-stretch puts a lot of strain on the wrist and is limited by wrist strength. You could heat it from the top. So, the a-stretch probably has a lower technical difficulty but limits the effective stretching power.

The stretch in this routine puts all the effort into the shoulder and the wrist is kept straight. You can also heat this from the top, there’s no need for a heated pot. I think the biggest disadvantage of this stretch may be how it impacts on the back if done badly and potentially even when done well. It requires a twist in the spine and it’s essential to locate the twist lower down in the spine and to alternate hands to ensure balance to the twisting effect. Though spinal twisting can be done well, it can also be done very badly, with multiple ramifications. I would recommend reading on the technical side of asanas with twists.

In the end you have to modify any routine to fit with what works best for you.

Whether, as a hanger, this routine would do it for you, I’m not sure. To me this form of stretching is an attempt to manually imitate the hanging experience, with one of the best gripping tools available (the hand) in place of a hanger and though it uses a long hold in manual terms it would be considered very short in hanging terms.

Does that help?

Thanks.

Makes sense. Maybe I’ll just have to do a little more effort and see if I can get the Memento-stretch to work as good as Memento. :)

As for transitioning from hanging to this, I’m just expecting it to help me cement my length gains (have not measured yet, but I’m hopeful) and start working on girth. Besides, this fulcrum stretch is a different angle of attack than what I’ve been doing as a hanger, so who knows. ;)

I have finally read all 50 pages. It was very informative and this routine seems really good. I actually started doing a “softer” version of it earlier today and my BFSL was 0.5 cm longer than ever after the 10min of stretch I did.

Memento, your patience with repeated questions is amazing.
I will not ask anything, only say thank you for this great thread!

Read through this entire thread and there is alot of good information here. I have no intention of jumping into this routine, I’ve only been doing a serious PE routine for a couple weeks but as a fellow uncut PE practitioner with an exceptional level of experience I would like to ask you something mem. I have mainly been doing dry jelqs because of the potential for turkey neck with wet jelqing. Since you mainly do wet do you have this problem or any tips to avoid it other than good lubrication?

Oh, I did mean to mention I read something about pulling the skin back when doing wet jelqs with two hands (can’t remember if it was one of your posts). This just seems like its effectively dry jelqing with a mess if its repeated or if you just pull the skin back with your tourniquet hand you would be stretching the foreskin. Anyway I was just looking for your thoughts on the subject.

I’ve read through the whole thread and this seems to be a great routine. Its not too long time wise but its intense. I totally agree about girth work complementing the stretches and that has been my experience as well. I have done some inverted-v stretches and was amazed at how fast gains came and unlike other methods they seem to cement faster because after taking a break my measurements stayed the same. I think I’ve been around long enough to finally target the tunica. I like your concept of using a larger fulcrum as I was only using fingers or a stick as well. I’m going to try your routine out and let you know how it goes.

I’m loving your mindset and the advice you’ve been giving. I think some of the times when I didn’t gain but was putting in alot of “work” was because I wasn’t focusing 100% on what I was doing which I see now is critical. I jelqed and stretched while studying in college to kill 2 birds with one stone. Now I’m going to cut out distractions and focus 100% on my body and what I’m doing. I also think everyone should be focused on finding what exactly works for them instead of dogmatically following a routine.

I only have 1 question for you and that is during the sadsak mod and horse440 portion. Do you let go of your grip at the base and switch hands between them or do you do a horse440 and transition into the sadsak mod with the same hand?

I’m not sure that it’s important how you make the transition but the method you mention is effective and a fluid motion. Releasing enough to kegel in a little more blood can help.

Sorry if the question is redundant, checked 1/3 of the whole thread, but is it possible to lose your curve due to the V-stretch, because you are stretching against it, or is may way of thinking totally wrong?

My slight upward curve hasn’t changed and I stretch similar to described in this thread.

Some of us got straighten, so there isn’t any strict rules.

Ok thanks Mem. I’ll need to condition myself a little more before I get to those anyway. I haven’t hit girth this hard in a while.

Great read but I can’t help but ask Memento is the 2in gain in BP or EL?

We use BPEL as a way of monitoring progress because it’s a more stable way of measuring gains. You’re measuring against a bone, which can’t move rather than floating the ruler roughly where your dick joins your body, which might be different if you put on or lose weight or happen to poke the ruler in a little more on one day. Look at it from this point of view: would it be sensible to laud someone for making a 1” gain when they’ve done no PE but gone on a crash diet and lost 1” of their fat pad?

Giving this routine a try starting this week. I am doing about 10-20 minutes of stretching in the morning followed by a little jelqing. I noticed Monday EQ was a little down so I emphasized the horse440s yesterday.

Been doing this a little over a month, here are a couple observations:

First, the jelqing/squeeze is important for me to keep decent eq. I generally do these in the morning.

Second, the second set in the afternoon/evening is crucial. I feel my unit just starts to get stretchy after the first 10 minutes of morning set. I am still a little stretchy at the start if my second set and I feel this is the key for this to work.

I feel like I gained 1/4” in a little over a month. Not quite on par with the 2” in six months but my second set usually is on the lower end of 10-15 minutes. I am pleased with that.

I used to Jelq back in university, I stopped when I needed to do some serious studying and never really got back into it. I think I gained 0.2 BP and nothing in the way of girth in just over 2 months. I’m going to try this routine in my comeback to PE! Thanks for posting and being patient with the questions Mem.