Wrapping with Uncut Penis..

This is the only time I am jealous of cut guys….

I tried to follow the wrapping instructions from the numerous threads, but every time I put some weight on, my foreskin gets pinched in the hanger…
no matter what I do…. so now I wrap closer to the head , which is a big no-no I guess , that is why I am trying to find a different method…
Can some one who is uncut share their methods please ? pics , drawings would be a plus….

Also , i remember from my first hanging experiences i used to put 3 lbs on my member and after 10 min of hanging i would see some erect size improvements… this was way back like a year ago , and now I hang 10 lbs with 3 set for 20 min ( 2-3 times a week) with 10 min brakes in between and I don’t see the kind of a result anymore in the erect size …. did my penis got adjusted to the weight so it’s not being stretched anymore ? should I add more weight or am i doing something wrong ….

i use bib starter with soft cloth and a theraband…..

thanks guys..

Also , i see allot of people hanging daily , don’t you think u need a day off after the session to let you dick heal and so called rebuild the stretches tissue , just like in bodybuilding…..

Try following this threads. This subject has been discussed pretty much here. Though after reading all of this, if you still have doubts, than don’t hesitate to ask!

Here they hare:

uncircumcised hanging
If you are UNCUT and successfull in hanging with "The Bib" post here , please !!
Uncut Newbie Needs Routine

Don’t be discouraged. I’ve not seen a gain in length or girth in more than 2 years. Of course I haven’t done my workouts as consistently has I’d like, but nevertheless for the amount of hours I’ve done the past year I feel that there should be some gain. But there isn’t. And of course, with reading threads of guy who are gaining inches in months, the discouragement settles in even more. But we have to keep at it. Some are easy gainers, some are hard gainers.

Regarding your experience, in the beginning it’s pretty easy to make gains. Like any physical activity that stresses previously unstressed muscles/tendons/cartilages/etc, when you do it the firts time the body makes great strides to compensate for that new stress buy growin faster. After a while, though, the gains start to come in greater and greater lengths of time. It’s just how we are wired. Of course there are ways to reset the body’s "learnings", by changing the routine and/or stress points regularly (and this not to mean every week or something like that - more like every 3 or 6 months).

Well, hope this helped,