Best way to use pumping to supplement routine, not as main tool?
So after years of thinking about it, a single month of results early on that I had trouble reproducing (have never stayed committed longer then a month, and after doing a handful of one month routines and not seeing the return of the gains I got discouraged and stopped), I’m rededicating myself to the effort.
I’ve started a moderate routine, and after a couple weeks I’ve actually measured a 1/8" girth increase and 1/4" length. That’s roughly half the girth, and the same length I had the first month I did PE. A much needed boost to my motivation to work in a routine with a wife who does agency work, so doesn’t have the same schedule week to week (works days one day, overnight the next and it can change on a dime), and a 3 and an 8 year old.
Anyway, I’m alternating weeks. Week one I do multiple short sets of jelquing, two handed squeezes (horse?), and a touch of clamping every few hours throughout the day. 1-2 minute warm wrap. Roughly 20 second Uli to get it plump, 30 second squeeze, followed by about 20 jelqs at 70-80%. Sequence is repeated 3 times finished by a 2-3 minute BTB clamp.
Week two I do a short stretching session in the morning, and a single moderate jelq, squeeze, clamp session at night. Morning stretch SU, SO, left, right, left up, right up, each for 40 seconds, then 10 full circles clockwise, and 10 counter clockwise. Night is like an extended version of my short sessions from week one. 5-20 minute warm wrap, 45 jelqs, 20 second Uli to plump, 20 second two handed squeeze, repeat sequence 3-4 times, finished with a 5 minute BTB clamp.
I just ordered a wide mouth tube from lapdist. I have the harbor freight brass pump with gauge and brake bleeder cup. I also have my wife’s medela breast pump, a really really good one:
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So I have the option for regular manual pumping, water pumping, and the equivalent of the CTC modulated pumping.
I plan of just playing with the different methods for a few months so I can get familiar with each, and learn my body’s reaction and signals. After that, I would like to add pumping to a PE routine. It may be the same as I’m doing now, but if gains slow in say 3 months I may be looking to switch it up.
Basically just looking for feedback on a good way to incorporate pumping into a larger routine, without it being the main exercise.