Cali_Man33,
>The thread you posted in your link does not work, by the way.
Anyway, I started at the beginning and read most of the important posts. (specially 5-star ones.) <
I don’t know why the link does not work. I think it was the repost thread with the post from TC. If you started at ‘the beginning’, you probably read it.
>It seems that the real benefit of wrapping is avoiding discoloration, but I think it was Boxcar who told me he gets away with Not wrapping at all. <
That is something altogether different. Wrapping to remove discoloration and wrapping to hang. Wrapping to hang is simply to protect, collect the skin, and make the hang more comfortable.
>My question is regarding BTC hanging.
(first, I know what it is, but what does it stand for.) <
Between the cheeks.
>Second, how did you go about YOUR personal BTC hanging?
Did you seat the edge of a chair and let it hang straight down?
Don’t tell me you stood on your feet for 9 hours a day! <
I did almost all my hanging sitting down. The lower hanging angles were varied by scooting my butt up or down in the chair seat. As time went on, I would scoot down more and more. I have always worked with another chair in front of me and my feet propped up on the chair. Soon, I had my butt hanging over the edge of my office chair, and my penis and the weight hanging down BTC. My penis actually went between my balls.
From this position, you can read or surf as Guiri said. But I also propped the keyboard on my thighs so I could type. Also, you can do crunches in this position for a hell of an ab workout. Much tougher than regular crunches.
>3rd questions: There was so much info about Fiber gains, and which fibers gain the most and how.
You mentioned the tunica, the ligaments, etc.
Do you recommend different styles of hanging in order to improve FLACCID length as opposed to Erect, or is it all the same? <
No, the flaccid length will depend on the amount of elastin fibers and there elasticity. When you apply force beyond the marginal stretch, you are stretching the elastin fibers also. Therefore, the flaccid gains should be roughly proportional to the erect gains. Sometimes more in the beginning.
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