Is it worth it?

Hi guys,

So I’ve had a recent occurrence in my career where I will be working remotely for the next 1.5 to 2 months. I’ve read about the benefits of hanging, but never had enough free time where it was worth it to purchase the equipment and execute. Now I will have hours in front of the computer per day in a private setting for at least 1.5 months. Are the benefits worth purchasing the equipment knowing this may all change in a couple months? A little about me if you need it to answer my question. I’m not necessarily a newbie, and have been PEing on and off for a little over 4 years. Gained an inch in length to be 7 BPEL and a half inch of girth to be a little over 5.25 MSEG. Used to do the newbie routine, slowly increasing, where I saw most of my gains but I changed it up as of recent. Routine is as follows:

2 days on 1 day off

Day 1:
5 minute bathmate warmup
About 10 minutes total of stretching
About 10 minutes total of jelqing (80 jelqs 3 seconds per jelq but really putting a lot of emphasis in to each one)
shower cooldown

Day 2:
5 minute bathmate warmup
20 jelqs
5 minute intense bathmate session
20 jelqs
50 minute intense bathmate session
20 jelqs
5 minute intense bathmate session
20 jelqs
shower cool down

If I were to use the hanger I would use basically the same routine, but replace the stretching in day 1 with a hanging routine, and still jelq after.

Thank you

I wouldn’t do it.

I followed a routine where I had to build up sets and weight. Just learning the feedback from your body and proper technique takes time. It might take you a month or many more to get to a weight and amount of time that will actually provide you with gains.

I would say no to any routine, manuals or equipment that had such a rushed timetable. Putting arbitrary time deadlines can lead to recklessness that can get you hurt.

Now if you could create spare time for the next few years, I would absolutely recommend hanging. You might even get the results you want in just a month and a half. However, that would be the extremely rare exception.

Might as well continue with your current routine and add to it if needed.

I used to do manuals for about 2 years and gained around 0.7” in length from it. Then, I switched to hanging and gained another 1.5” BPFSL.

I think hanging is a good and a stable way of growing(or stretching). But don’t forget about manual stretching as it could still give you Corpus Cavernosum/glands gains which you are not going to get from hanging.