Alice,
Thanks for the reply. Seems like most serious hangers have a considerable amount of time available to them. I also work in an environment that allows me to hang for several hours a day. That makes a very good point as to why some guys feel the need to hang a lot of weight - they lack the free time it takes to hang moderate weights and still see results in a reasonable amount of time. If I could only hang one 20 minute set a day, it would have taken me years and years to achieve the gains I have so far. It’s all about maximizing efficiency based on time available to you.
bud_do,
Thanks for the info. Those are some fabulous results, and goes to prove the value of deconditioning breaks. Hmm, sounds like your 4 month break was even more productive than the breaks that I and Cap took at 1 and 4 weeks, respectively. If I got the math right, you gained 2” in roughly 8 months time, using slightly more than moderate weight (which I’d still classify as moderate however). In the same amount of time - using 7 pounds less - I was only able to gain 1”. Question is, what was the primary contributing factor to the difference; was it the weight used, time of the deconditioning breaks, or physiological differences? Probably a mixture of all three I suspect.
What kind of affects did your rapid gaining have on your shaft and base skin?
Redwood,
I wouldn’t mind a little bit more skin around my glans. What I’m worried about - like Cap said - is my base skin (and hair) creeping down my shaft. My NBP flaccid size is almost as important to my as my erect size. What I’m trying to avoid is my flaccid dick being hidden by my sagging base skin, it just doesn’t look natural IMO.
I’m not sure a poll is going to be the best way to track the data we’re looking for. What would be better is a spreadsheet or database capable of storing several parameters for each respondent. We could take into account different things like length of deconditioning breaks, weight used during hanging, amount of time hanging per day, week, month, and in between breaks. Once we have all the data from a large enough sample, we can determine averages for each category to come up with an actual user experience based consensus of the most effective hanging regimen.