That’s good, you should be ready to hang then. Go low and slow, start at the lowest weight possible to perfect wrapping and applying the hanger. There is a big learning curve and lots of room for injuries. Your going to get skin stretching in the beginning and it can pinch or feel a little like rug burn this is normal don’t just give up. I use a bib starter and feel like the length on it is perfect but the girth makes it a little bit tight but that’s ok for the most part. So I’d say your good using that. You need to remember hanging takes extreme dedication and can be extremely boring. However your asking about girth work along with hanging….. in the beginning just hang, get used to it, get a feel for what your doing and don’t risk any injuries. Down the road after you’ve gotten the hang of it (pun intended) then you can experiment with girth mixed in AFTER your hanging sets. I stress AFTER. This is my old mixed routine and I’m somewhat back on
Warm wrap 5 mins (always before each set)
Clamp 5-10 mins (not too much pressure)
20 mins hanging x 3 sets
Clamp 5-10
20 mins hanging x 3 sets
warm down with the bathmate
Every other day light air pump routine of 10-15 mins (don’t think I could’ve done this at heavier weights 12+lbs)
I saw some length gains in six weeks but eventually couldn’t take hanging two hours a day, it became mind numbing. I’m now doing a hanging cycle where I hang 3 sets a day and I clamp after with some air pumping mixed in. I’m about a week in and I haven’t had any issues, I also piss pull and some days use an ADS but not for longer than 2hours total.
I don’t think your going to get the gains you want hanging only 2 days a week. Most hangers say 10 hours a week and at about 12-15 pounds was where they saw their biggest gains. So maybe you will and maybe you won’t, no way to know for sure from one guy to the next. It’s like with pumping some of us gain and some of us only see temp gains. I hope that helps and didn’t completely confuse you. Good luck