The Fulcrum can be done while seated or standing. I use a few different diameter Fulcrum rods / tubes, the smallest is 1” in diameter and the largest 1 3/4” in diameter. I use the smaller diameter rod when I want to target a specific section on my shaft to stretch, and I will do this while seated. I just position the rod on my thighs in the desired area I want to target and then drape my penis over the rod where I want to isolate the pull. I’ll use the larger diameter tube when I do a standing Fulcrum. I will shove the tube up under the underside base of my penis, even forcing my testicles backwards to really hit the suspensory ligament attachment.
When I do the seated Fulcrums with the smaller diameter rod, I only do them for 15 minutes because it does restrict blow flow. You can do alternative sets by switching back and forth to SD to restore blood flow.The other advanced hanging exercise is the Bundle. If you think you’ve plateaued, I highly recommend you give this one a try! It takes the stretch / stress level to another dimension! It generates length and girth gains. I’ve found that this one has really helped build mid shaft / full length girth. When doing these really concentrate on relaxing the pelvic floor muscle. Do a KEGEL, hold for 5 - 10 seconds then release and really try and mentally / physically allow yourself to relax and focus on getting that great stretch! It really is a mind / body connection that’s somewhat hard to describe. Try doing this for 10 - 15 reps, you will experience the fatigue.
When it comes to breaking plateaus and generating gains beyond the 1” mark, I believe you need to employ a variety of exercises that are significantly more intense. Not for rookies!
Definately good advice. I personally will start bundled hanging SD as soon as I have 2 months of SO, or something like that. I saw their potential reading on other members threads and bundled stretching/hanging really seems/feels to be the thing. ;) , indeed not for rookies, not it is too painful or hard to perform or anything, it should be kept for the worst, plateau and such…