Most Important PE Developments?

What are the most important recent developments in PE?

Right now the threads I am following most closely are the Chemical PE threads, especially the Progress Reports from J Rock, vtx1800 and of course Stagestop. I think this Chemical PE could be the holy grail, but who knows?

Awhile ago I was very interested in the Vacuum Hanging devices. The “static stretching” stuff looked interesting too, but after reading almost all of gerrykjohnsons’s thread I felt like I was the only guy who didn’t know what the hell he was talking about?

What do you think the things to watch in PE are for 2007?

I second you on the chemical PE thing. The only thing that bothers me with this, is that it’s going to take years before we can find out what the long term possible side effects are. Just like with any new medication or medical treatment….

I think the wave of the PE future is the “PE assistant.” I’m marrying my PE assistant. She enjoys helping me with my stretches and squeezes. She hasn’t seen all of the “apparatus” in use (PE weights, vacuum cylinder, PM…) but she enjoys helping with the manual exercises.

It was suggested a couple years ago to make a PE lounge/cafe similar to an internet cafe where people would gather together for the purpose of PE.

A PE gym was also mentioned. All of the equipment would be there and there could be personal trainers to guide you through your development.

Of course, the ever popular “PE monkeys” have been selling like hotcakes on ebay for years now.

Most Important PE Development: Less is more.

Have to second the Chemical PE.

My list: Heat, decon breaks, optimizing training frequency, cybernetic monitoring and valuating of training programs with PIs and actual measurements.

Beyond those, I still believe Static Progressing Stretching (SPS) holds the greatest potential for breakthrough gains. Despite ample scientific and empirical research, nobody here, other than Xeno and myself, was ever interested in perusing it. Me no want thinky. Me yankity yank. :D

It will be interesting to see how this latest chemical PE thing pans out.

I think the most important development should spotlight soreness(not pain) as a positive factor with length routines such as hanging and stretching. Of course, the importance of soreness is nothing new, Bigger talked about it a lot in the day. Grade A erections will not happen everyday when actually hanging for gains, no need to panic.

The routines that go something like this: “I hang for an hour, then clamp for two sets of twenty minutes followed by 30 minutes in the pump, then 30 minutes of Horse 440’s” is completely humorous. There’s a little too much emphasis on running away from work going on around here.:)

Most Important Devices
Hanger- Bib Starter Hardcore
ADS- Vac-Hanger or Vac Extender

What kind of side-effects are you expecting? Vasodilators have been in use for years. If you are referring to the use of IGF-1, DHT, or any other optional hormones, then we already know potential side-effects of all those.

erm….Cancer perhaps?

Cancer? From a vasodilator? DHT and IGF-1 may aggravate existing conditions, but are not part of the prescribed regiment.

I am trying to understand PI, I think that’s the real secret on PE, but it’s very hard to keep things on

Man I don’t know, all I know is that this is extremely positive stuff that has changed the lives of men the world over, and the more possibilites come out, the better for everyone: men and women. So I’m rooting for all teams in this game. As for myself, as long as I can get the measly 1 inch in length and half inch in girth I got into this for, just with zee gut old clamping and jelqing, I’ll be fine as a pine.

Well, it’s more the repeated injections straight into the penis. I mean, getting a chemical 2 hours long boner is pretty hardcore. As far as already knowing the long term effects of all these things, the medical establishment has known for years what were the effects of graphite implants in human tissue. Well I was reading 8 ball’s surgery thread and it seems that graphite implants can have unpredictable reactions…
Then again, I study business, not medicine so this is just my uneducated view. I’ve personally had trouble with unexpected side-effects from medicine I took a while ago so I just tend to be careful when my health is concerned.

But don’t get me wrong. I think this stuff looks pretty good and, when I finally get out of school and start earning a bit of money, this will certainly be something I will consider.

How close is Montreal to Toronto? The clinic is based in Toronto….

6 hours by car or 45 minutes by plane.