Bib, Does LOT Theory Change if You've Had Your Ligs Cut?

Since the suspensory ligs are cut in the surgery, does it matter at this point what your lot is? Would you benefit from stretching downward regardless?

Thanks!

Spankman

spank,

What a great question.

>Since the suspensory ligs are cut in the surgery, does it matter at this point what your lot is?<

I suppose it depends on what type of surgery your have, and how much of the ligs are cut, as to how relevant the theory would be. After surgery, you still have to hang, and pull the shaft out and down from the pubic bone, and stretch whatever amount of ligs are left supporting the shaft. Also, you have to hang to keep the ligs from re-attaching.

>Would you benefit from stretching downward regardless?<

Surely you would, if lig stretch has the potential to produce gains for the individual. If there is no potential for gains from lig stretch, and/or lig cutting, then the Dr should not do the surgery anyway. Just a waste of money, pain and time.

So, I guess the short answer is, if a guy has already had the surgery, or is going to have it, it is already determined that he has the potential for gain from lig cutting or stretching. After the surgery, the obvious course of action would be stretching downward at the lower angles.

Great question.

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Thanks for the awesome reply as usual, Bib.

BTW, did you see my other question below about stretching angles?

I was very curious to see what you thought of that as well …

Spankman