The maximum you can gain

The maximum you can gain is 5.31” if you exercise for 14 years and 2 months straight on a schedule.

This was based on 21 random peoples stats, with the variable farthest from the average was .5”

You will gain 3” in about 4 years
You will gain 2” in about 2.5 years
You will gain 1” in about 1 year
You will gain .75” in about 7 months
You will gain .5” in about 3 months

What do you guys think?

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6goin47,

Thanks for taking the time and doing the statistics extrapolation. It would be great if we could do such size increase projections. But the more I do PE and the more I read of other’s experiences, I’m convinced that numerous variables such as genetics, specific PE techniques, time, intensity, etc. all play into the final success graph.

Peforeal

^what he said

There is no set gain pattern. Some grow fast. Some grow slow. Some grow fast and then slow… some grow slow and then fast. Some don’t grow- and then start PE again and grow all of a sudden :)

>>But the more I do PE and the more I read of other’s experiences, I’m convinced that numerous variables such as genetics, specific PE techniques, time, intensity, etc. all play into the final success graph. <<

I know that all these things should be taken into consideration, I was just basing this off of 21 people in the PE Data website. This is just a rough estimate of what’s the maximum you could gain. I’m sorry if I’ve sounded arrogant.

I’m trying to do one with more people, but yesterday I was just really bored. Hopefully in the next one will be more specific.

You could make out your own chart if you wanted to. If you want instructions on how you can just PM me if you want. All you need is to know what gains you had and when.

Thanks for your study, but I’m with those guys.

I agree with your findings.

You will gain 3” in about 4 years
You will gain 2” in about 2.5 years
You will gain 1” in about 1 year
You will gain .75” in about 7 months
You will gain .5” in about 3 months

I am on track for 7 months and hope to gain 1 full inch in a bit less than a year… but close enough. After each year it takes longer to gain another inch… as your math suggests… Thanks.

Whilst its impossible to predict how fast someone will grow, for obvious reasons, it could however be useful to work out a guide to how fast someone can gain…I think this would help newbies know what to expect, and prepare themselves to commit to a schedule, knowing how long its likely to take until they see results

….and I sit here thinking to myself…YEP, while guys like this are busy crunching numbers, I’m pulling on my dick…..

I agree. Let’s put an end to all this pseudo-technical bullshit, rocket science and whatnot. This ain’t splitting the atom. Let’s focus on the exercises. Theories are fun and all on a rainy day, but even then, on a rainy day, you should be pulling on your dick.

Prickle,

I wish you could have seen the old original PE Forums, circa 1997. The knowledge and quality of information was dismal. You roughly had three choices: Hanging with a loop or swimcap, milking, or stretching.

PE may not be splitting the atom, but it is science. Splitting the tissues maybe. If not for a lot of time and effort, by a lot of guys, all over the world, we would probably still have three options.

There will be good stuff and bad stuff, wheat and chaff. Just try to seperate the two and come up with what works for you.

Bigger

the growth function is NOT linear, so one cannot just extrapolate that way

much of the other wisdom in this string is true was well

It wasn’t linear, it was quadratic.

ACK!

Quadratic equations… I’d hoped to leave those behind in college forever!

It all of course depends on how much effort one is putting in that time. I did gain two inches, in much more time than that (six years) but I haven’t been doing PE everyday throughout the entire period. I would have gained the two inches in a much shorter time had I been more focused about it.