Variable LOT.

Hey guys,

Here’s something really weird that I’ve noticed. Two weeks ago, my LOT was up around 11:00. Since then, I’ve hit the ligs hard, stretching BTC. This has resulted in a FBPSL gain of .75” (from 7.5” to 8.25”).

However, this gain wasn’t accompanied by any gains in flaccid length or erect length.

Yesterday, I tested my LOT again, and it seems as if it’s dropped all the way to around 7:00 (there isn’t any forceful tugback, but I can see a slight flex at the base). So, instead of my normal routine of BTC stretches, I did 90 minutes of DLD blasters, high intensity, at upward angles, stretching the tunica.

Here’s the thing.

When I checked my LOT today, it was back up to around 10:00. So, rather than stretching the tunica, I stretched the ligs again, hard. After about an hour of intense stretching, I decided to test my LOT again, just for the hell of it.

Guess what?

7:00 again.

I don’t know what’s constituting these major changes, but I’m going to use it to try something different. From now on, instead of trying 1 routine a day, I’m going to do 2 routines a day.

First, I’m going to do 100 reps of BTC DLD Blasters. I’m going to follow this up with 5-10 minutes of jelqing to regain the circulation. Then, I’m going to rest for 3 hours.

After this rest period is over, I’m going to spend an hour attacking the tunica at upward angles.

DLD has said that he varies up his angles, and I think he may be on to something. I’ve always felt that attacking both the tunica and the ligs would result in the greatest gains, but up until now, I didn’t know of a way to attack both with full intensity. However, splitting up the workout into two separate routines and allowing for rest times, I think that this method has some major potential.

Let me know what you guys think.

I suggest switching these around. Work the tunica first. And eliminate the 3 hour break.

Stretch the tunica first to create enough slack in it to allow for a good lig stretch. Think of it as temporarily raising your LOT. I’ve been having good luck with this. My LOT is right on the edge of lig-stretching futility at 7:30. Lig stretches don’t do much for me unless I stretch tunica first. I’m convinced that the best order is tunica before ligs.

Try it both ways and see if you also notice a difference.

Agreed with Hobby, switch it round for sure. I’ve been thinking the same thing, that a see-saw kind of approach to PE might work, where you go for tunica then ligs alternately.

Good luck.