Originally Posted by thoughtfulgold
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Please share more, RomeoPlus.
There’s a limit to how much I will say, partly because I’m using equipment other people don’t have and techniques that go against some of the forum popular opinions etc, and partly because I don’t want to derail your PE4F experiment by dumping in my techniques and opinions.
I’ve always used just pumping since I started PE, because I work in engineering and understood the forces. A known vacuum produces a known force in PSI applied to the penis, and tube sizing etc controls the applied length pull force or girth stretch force. So my techniques were to apply known length or girth stretch forces, and tweak it to get the required gains.
Approx 4 years back I started making my own tube sizes. Then a couple years ago I got more serious about testing girth gains by growing into fitted tubes and started making the tubes very precise in internal cavity dimension. Then over the last 18 months I got it down to a fine art and put on my final goal girth and got a lot of good data. I’m not going to talk about optimal tube size steps and all my techniques etc because I’ve worked hard to get all that data and may go commercial at some point in the future.
Re your training; I was excited when you started this thread! This forum didn’t have a lot of people doing higher force pumping, and popular pump style here was more like what I consider maintenance style pumping with more gentle forces etc.
So it was great to see you tackle a higher-force pumping experiment and even better with your in-tube photos I saw that the 2” tube is about perfect size (in my opinion) for your desired goal of curve correction. If it was bigger you would be just doing girth training and that high girth stretch force (with little to no side support) would not correct your curve and could even make it worse. And of course if the tube was smaller you would be jamming and not optimal.
Because the tube is JUST larger than your pumped (non bloat) girth, you will have to grow into it a little bit, and once you are pressed against the walls the girth stretch force (in PSI) will reduce because of wall support. So, if your pumping style is correct you will quickly grow into the tube until it is snug, but you should get some months after that before you get too many jamming problems, especially if you tailor your pumping to optimise the length pull, which is what you need for curve correction anyway. And some length gains, which you said are desirable.
Once the tube gets “snug” it will still be larger than your first minute pumped size, but you will reliably pack it after a few minutes each time and then the heat transfer from the heat pad into your left CC (or both) will be great, then you can hold the higher vac Hg force for a very effective CC length stretch (up to 40+ pounds pull force from calc early in the thread). So then you have the perfect situation for getting some length gain and continual curve improvement. And the good thing is that it should be very much the same each time you pump, because your pumping is optimised for length not girth at that point and the tube should remain the optimal size for some time.
Re your routine I’ve been trying hard not to just jump in and “tell you what to do” because that’s so rude and arrogant and disruptive etc, and that experiment is your baby, not mine. I have a huge respect for the time and effort you put into your experiments and written threads, and I cringe a bit when looking in this cool thread to see that I’ve jumped in shooting my mouth off all the time. But it’s so hard to stay quiet when I am enjoying and appreciating your experiment and I think I have a tip that might be of value.
So in the interest of throwing my thoughts on fitted tube pumping into the mix, for you to sift through and see if you can use any of it, here goes. :)
When you packed the tube a couple sessions back with no bloat you got a bit more tunica girth than your normal size. That means for a period of time afterward your tunica is larger, softer, weaker etc. Then over hours it will slowly shrink and heal. Then after that if your next pump session is too far away you are trying to expand the tunica again, but now it is adapted, probably back to the same size, and may be a bit tougher. So in my experience there is a “window of opportunity” after causing an overstretch event.
If you train again within that window, your tunica is still softer, larger and weaker. This is a known principle in sports stretching and martial arts stretching etc. So training with a higher frequency means you can keep the tunica stretched larger and you will get a very reliable tube fill, and some initial girth gain since at this point we are talking tunica girth stretch of course. Part of the problem with this higher frequency technique is that you risk getting too much trauma (very common in PE with high pump forces). But your fitted tube prevents too much girth overstretch because of the wall support at a fixed girth. So you can see why I put so much importance on the tube size. And of course it will be up to you to monitor indicators so you don’t overstretch in length etc. So with higher freq training you have to keep an expert eye on forces to allow for when those tissues are softer and weaker.
So for tips I would suggest;
1. Not so much edging time.
2. Get heat into the flesh before pumping.
3. A quick massage to soften the flesh before pumping.
4. Working up to more minutes, as tunica soften takes time, not just force.
5. More minutes probably will require much less force, like keep it under 17 inHg.
6. (most important) Increase frequency a lot! I consider once a day to be barely inside that window of opportunity.
Please just consider that as stuff I’m just “throwing in the mix”. You know you own body and adaptive mechanisms better than anyone, and you have your own preferred style of training and your own lifestyle requirements. We’re all different and there’s many paths to big.