YGuy,
When I get more subjects, I will input your info and theirs into the spreadsheet. Thanks.
It looks like you have maximized gains from lig stretch. You probably need to work just on the tunica.
GK,
Yes, I remember the guy that said that. I remember at the time thinking how he had it ass-backwards and how silly it was.
jackthelad,
>if it is possble to lower your erection angle through manual stretching and hanging then do you think that it is possible to higher it using upward strectches and ots hanging?<
First, the stats, so far, have not indicated that any PE is responsible for lowering erection angle. Almost no correlation. I doubt that upward hanging angles would raise erection angles.
>I am worried that with my erection angle being at just above 9 o’clock with my best erection that it is going to be near impossible for me to gain from my ligs.<
What is your LOT? LOT has a much greater correlation to all significant variables than erection angle.
>I am currently hanging straight out and plan to measure for gains in 2 weeks time which will have given me 2 months at this angle, i tried btc for several months but gained little if anything. Is attacking the tunica the best option for me and if so is hanging ots the best angle? With the majority of peoples gains coming from the ligs, do think it is realistic to gain an inch or more from just tunica stretch?<
Give me all your informaiton that I requested above, and I will look at what you need to do. I think that almost anyone can easily gain an inch or better, solely from tunica stretch.
RB,
You can work on the ligs a little, but would probably be more productive concentrating on the tunica.
>In this respect, I would guess manual stretching could be superior to hanging because you are able to stretch more tunica, ie, with a hanger the tunica trapped inside (2.5-4” depending on the model of bib used?) isn’t able to be stretched. <
I don’t think this is true. A hanger does not stress only the shaft from the rear of the hanger to the base. The stress is spread out from the head, all the way inside the body. It is simple physics. If you climb a rope using just your hands, all the pressure is not on the rear portion of your hands, right?
In fact, I think a hanger could be better for stressing the tunica, because the attachment pressure can be stronger, providing for greater tunica stress, more uniform, and provide for a much longer period of stress, as compared to the hand. In general, I think most guys will benefit more, and be much more consistant with their routines, using a hanger than with manual exercises.
Sappy,
I hope this study helps you. You are one of the guys that I did it for. With a more pinpointed routine, and using the proper techniques, I have no doubt you can make really good gains.
Good luck,
Bigger