Predicting Gains: Bib

BIB said:
“I do not understand why everyone is so scared of the ability, or lack thereof, of gaining from tunica stretch/growth. I estimate that I gained about two inches from lig stretch, and 2.5 inches from tunica stretch. This is based on the relative distances of the tip of my head from my navel, before and after PE. “

It is beacuse before with a low LOT it seemed like a “death sentence” in the gains department…Everyone was reccommending BTC solely and if you didn’t gain, it seemed as though hanging wasn’t going to work for you. Hell, even you yourself previously said tunica gains are slower and harder to come by. A low LOT seemed almost like a curse before..lol

Now with the LOT theroy as almost common knowledge and the better application of higher angles it seems as though the playing field is leveled for both high and low LOTers.

“The only thing you should be concerned about is working to your greatest efficiency. If you have a low LOT, work the tunica. If you have a high LOT, work the ligs. There is no reason to worry about it whatsoever. Hell, even the low LOT, ligs and tunica of steel, man of the hour, SS4 has made gains from tunica stretch. “

This is true and it is very good to hear gains from a hanger with a low LOT. SS4 is aninspriation to all low LOTers. I realy haven’t heard about many besides him. I guess I will have to be one as well…

Bib,
That’s exactly it. I’m a much more efficient hanger when working ligs - especially BTC. It’s just a personal preference - I never meant to speak for anyone else. I’ll use whatever angles it takes to reach my goal but I’m experiencing excellent results working my ligs and having a pretty easy time of it. I’d prefer to stay in this zone until I reach my length goal.
And the sooner I acheive my length goal the sooner I can start sending candy and flowers to that Uli Thing of yours.

-Cap

bbs,

>Hell, even you yourself previously said tunica gains are slower and harder to come by. A low LOT seemed almost like a curse before..lol <

Gains have traditionally slowed for almost all PEers after a while. This is because in general, the tissues become tougher as time, and the stresses applied work on strenghthening the tissues. But also, the tunica is made of tougher stuff than the ligs. But we are not talking about exponentially tougher. For most guys, PE is hard work whether the tunica is being worked, or the ligs.

>This is true and it is very good to hear gains from a hanger with a low LOT. SS4 is aninspriation to all low LOTers. I realy haven’t heard about many besides him. I guess I will have to be one as well…<

Look through the forums, especially the routines and results. There have been many low LOT guys reporting gains within the last 6-8 months or so. In fact, I read yesterday about one gaining an inch, after months of no gains at the lower angles. I cannot remember where I saw it.

Good to see you posting again.

Bigger

BIB said:

“Look through the forums, especially the routines and results. There have been many low LOT guys reporting gains within the last 6-8 months or so. In fact, I read yesterday about one gaining an inch, after months of no gains at the lower angles. I cannot remember where I saw it. “

I’d be very interested in you pointing out this one….I looked…..couldn’t find it.

“Good to see you posting again.”

Yea…..i’m back.

BUMP……..

have been meaning to ask you this BIB….would this prediction theory work for low LOT guys like myself that will be focsuing the majority of time/effort on tunica??? it seems to be lig based…….

bbs,

You are correct. In Caps original quesiton, it dealt solely with the ligs. For tunica gains, it would simply depend on the condition and strengh of the tunica, the amount of stress and time applied, and dedication.

Bigger

interesting……so it seems with ligs there is a LIMIT one can gain…and with the tunica the sky’s the limit so to speak? If that isn’t a reversal of irony…..

bump for BIB

bbs,

>interesting……so it seems with ligs there is a LIMIT one can gain…and with the tunica the sky’s the limit so to speak?<

That is absolutely correct, with the caveat that inner tunica growth should have the capacity to raise one’s LOT, thereby producing the potential for more gains from lig stretch.

>If that isn’t a reversal of irony…..<

I don’t know how. Myself and others have been preaching about the ability to gain from tunica stretch/growth for years, and the limits of lig stretch.

Bigger