recieved Bib - few questions

ineed,

>Usually I only jelq after the 2nd or 3nd sets are done (hanging session completed), not between sets. Is that what you mean by BTB? I use to jelq between sets but quit in prefrence of hot wraps at the sink to restore circulation for around 10 mins. Then go and hang again.<

BTB is behind the balls. Also, you can jelq just in front of the balls and still remained wrapped. When you do this, you should be able to feel a rush of blood into the rest of your penis. Just do it for a few seconds to a minute.

>I will go ahead and jelq between sets, I know it’s probably a good idea. How long would you suggest between sets, 5- 10 mins? Then do a last one at the end of the session for around 10 mins? Sound ok. <

Ten minutes at the end of a session is fine, but between sets, just a minute or two. Just enough to restore circulation.

>I’ve got something else for you if you have the time. I’m using a lot of toe-in on the hanger now and works pretty well for me I’ve noticed. But here’s what I’m wondering. When I attach the hanger, I pull the head straight out and squeeze (reducing blood) keeping and the hanger about mid shaft on the wrapping.

Then tighten (pretty tight) then release the head and slowly pull outward on the hanger. Now, I can actually feel it grasping the shaft as it moves forward and it then more or less locks-up (very solidly) somewhat behind the head. (Which is good.. right?). <

Right.

>Thing is, it seems to still be sliding forward (although it feels solid when I let the weight down) creating some head pressure. I keep the wrap rather loose as you said and tightening the hell out of the hanger before letting it down but the pressure starts to build up anyway. <

All I can think of is you either still have too much blood in the head or upper shaft, you are not tightening enough, or you are using too much weight. Others have had good luck sending me pictures of their entire process. I have found a bunch of errors in guys techniques. If you wish, show me what you are doing and I will try to help.

Bigger

falcon,

>Hello Bib! I received my hanger yesterday and gave it a test drive today for 20 minutes with a whopping 3 pounds. I used cloth and theraband for the wrap.

What a device! I can see you put many, many hours into designing it. I had no problems at all, no loss of circulation, discomfort etc even though I used it as it came with no adjustments. I’ll make those adjustments as I learn how to use it more efficiently.

When I put on the weight the bib slide forward and stopped on what you have been calling the shoulder. The head was still visible. Perfect.<

That’s the way it usually works. Glad it did for you.

>When I was standing up I could feel a bit of skin stretch but the ligs were really tight. In fact it seems at though I have a lig that extends almost half way up to my belly button. Am I right here or is it something else. I never noticed it when I did manual stretches.<

Well, the foot bone is connected to the….leg bone, etc. The abs connect to the pubic bone, and the ligs connect to the pubic bone. So, you will feel some stretch in the ligs when hanging at lower angles. Now, when you have got some good experience with hanging, try some ab crunches in the BTC position.

>Last, I have read about different angles of hanging but don’t quite understand how to do them. Are there diagrams of these on this forum? If so, please give me a link.<

No, not yet. This is now your task, should you choose to accept it. Nothing fancy. But please, something a little better than stick drawings. When you get a rough draft ready, send it to me and I will critique it for errors. Then you can make the changes and we will sticky it in this forum.

>I have been assimilated!!!!!<

Resistance is futile.

Bigger

Thanks for the feedback Bib. I’ll go back to reading and see if I can decipher the written word on angle of attact when hanging.

I’ll give it a try on drawing some pictures but don’t have an estimate on when I will send you the first one.

i got the hanger a week ago, and was able to do 8 pounds with mostly no discomfort, well perhaps I am willing to put up with a bit of discomfort out of impatience, but mostly its ok. I thougt I would feel more soreness. I too have trouble knowing how to angle the hang. I dont know how to hang other than standing with the hanger on ( bouncing the weight a bit, or making circles with it), sitting with the hanger on, and between the cheeks. How does one hang over the shoulder? And the only weight I could find that would attach to an s hook was an ankle weight at Sports Chalet Store here in LA. It works ok as I can do the above hanging positions with no prob, and the ankle weight is made up of five two pound weights that can removed to make it lighter. But its not long enough for me to throw it over the shoulder. Any suggestions? thx

My question exactly Lawwonder.

After reading on different angles of attack for hanging wouldn’t it be best to construct a system similar to how tents are made?

What I mean by this is use lightweight short tubes to form a structure you can sit within or use part of, allowing you to hook up to different tabs with crampons and pulleys. Construction and tear down will have to be simple and fast.
My idea is the whole system should be designed to fit in a case 1/2 the size of a small briefcase along with all the other PE devices/materials that we use on a daily basis The whole system will weigh 5 pounds or less.

Never mind.

Back to deciphering angle of attack.

Well when I hung many moons ago, for OTS (Over the shoulder), I used a beach towel and an old belt. I took the round weight and placed the belt through it. I looprf it hru to the lowest setting. That made the weight hold well. Then I draped it over my shoulder over top of a beach towel, That gave me the comfory to have it on as well as the extra length to hang it over my lanky torso and shoulder.

For OTL (over the leg) use the same methodology except place the old shirt or towel on your thigh. Throw the weight off the edge and let it hang off the bed or chair. It isn;t too hard. Either find an old belt or go to Goodwill, church thrift shops, or your local commercial thrift store and get it cheap. Have an awl (nothing more than a sharp pointed screw driver looking device and poke holes) to add holes for the buckle contraption. Remember to hang both left leg and right, that is two different angles.

The towel or shirt is for your own comfort and not having the hanger crease your leg and give you a sore feeling on your torso or leg.

Bib,

I’ll try doing it BTB. Sounds very interesting. You gave me a good clue about maybe having too much blood in the head/shaft. I’m gonna try something tomorrow and see if it helps. I don’t have a digital camera or vid cam so I’ll just have to work this out for myself. Thanks for the tips as the’re always welcomed.

I’ll keep ya posted on my progress.

Thanks,

in9

Thanks for the info Twatteaser.

No problem, glad I could help.

Twat, me question mate is why have you stopped hanging?

Seems it works for most.

Shiver me timbers!!!!

No just busy being the weirdest film student since David Lynch or Jim Morrison. Will get back soon.