Hanging angle question

Hi guys,

I recently ordered the bib hanger and I must say it’s quite a device. And it got to me in two days. Thanks bib!

I’ve been doing pe for about 9 months and have managed to go from 6” EBPL and 4.5” EG to 7.25” EBPL and 5.5 EG as measured with a string. This is my first try at hanging and I’m a little confused after all I’ve read here about it.

As best I can figure, my LOT is 9 oclock. I believe my problem is that my main lig on the top of my unit is what’s holding up my length gains. No matter which direction I stretch - up, down or sideways - that top lig is what always tightens up, leaving my tunica hanging there like loose flab. The problem is that the lig is like 1/4” steel cable that I can’t budge for anything. I gave up on manual stretching because I just didn’t have the endurance for it.

When I got the hanger, I decided to try hanging straight down, as I thought this would be the best angle to hit the top lig. I have to add here that I’ve not experienced any sort of problems at all with discomfort or discoloration while hanging so far. So, I started with a gallon jug of water, which I weighed at 7 pounds, and stood sort of bent over a little (like Guiri says he does, I think,) for 20 minutes. The next set I used 2 jugs, or 14 pounds. I did this for two more sets of 20 minutes that first day.

Since I received the hanger, I’ve done three consecutive days of three, 20 minute sets per day with 14 pounds. My question here is that I don’t feel anything. No soreness or anything afterward, and above all, there was no discomfort during the session. I hate to increase the weight, as it seems like lots of people here hang with this amount or less.

I believe that the length gains I got so far are from that exercise where you get fully erect and push your johnson down between your legs. The problem is that after a couple of months these started to hurt, and felt like I was developing a little too much pressure inside. I’d appreciate any feedback whatsoever from anyone who’d like to help me out here. Am I doing things right so far? Am I on the right track to conquering the stubborn lig problem?

Thanks to all for making this an incredible place to be!

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bigplug,

>I recently ordered the bib hanger and I must say it’s quite a device. And it got to me in two days. Thanks bib! <

I wish they all could be delivered within two days.

>When I got the hanger, I decided to try hanging straight down, as I thought this would be the best angle to hit the top lig. I have to add here that I’ve not experienced any sort of problems at all with discomfort or discoloration while hanging so far. So, I started with a gallon jug of water, which I weighed at 7 pounds, and stood sort of bent over a little (like Guiri says he does, I think,) for 20 minutes. The next set I used 2 jugs, or 14 pounds. I did this for two more sets of 20 minutes that first day. <

OK, I don’t know about the bending over part. If you wish to stand, you can hang down straight at 6:00 and do some good. That is considering an LOT of 9:00. Better would be BTC.

>Since I received the hanger, I’ve done three consecutive days of three, 20 minute sets per day with 14 pounds. My question here is that I don’t feel anything. No soreness or anything afterward, and above all, there was no discomfort during the session. I hate to increase the weight, as it seems like lots of people here hang with this amount or less. <

If you have been doing a lot of PE, then you may be better conditioned for higher weights, and in fact NEED them. First though, try to work your hanging angle down to BTC. You might find this much more intense, and you may not need to increase weight.

>Am I doing things right so far? Am I on the right track to conquering the stubborn lig problem? <

Just be sure you are working at angles lower than your 9:00 LOT. The lower the better.

Bigger