Daily Log - oMooseKnuckle
(oMooseKnuckles Daily Log for 03-2020-TBD; For ease of recording sessions and progress somewhere I can easily access and reference in the future)
For anybody that does stumble across this, I will be starting a new log here soon. As life likes to do I have had several things pop up and throw a wrench into any routines or plans for PE over the last year and a half, but as things are calming down now I’ve decided I’m now in a place where I can begin a new routine and find something that I can stick with long term. I wanted to make a progress log here for two reasons;
1. It gives me a solid home base in case anything happens to my physical records to compare personal growth to overtime, and since I plan on making PE a long journey having it archived online within this community seems like a no brainer.
2. I do have a decent past experience with PE and several theories I would like to put to the test for myself and being that PE for anyone takes time/research any public information I can provide from my experiences can possibly help others the same way it helped me and others within the community.
Objective
My objective with PE is, of course, gain (like anyone here) both erect length and erect girth, but as well as EQ gains which I have noticed have fallen off in the past year since being away from PE. As mentioned I have done PE quite a bit in the past through multiple mediums (Jelqing, Stretching, Pumping and some light Clamping), and have absolutely experienced gains in all facets from doing PE. Unfortunately, I was never diligent enough to record length/girth or EQ consistently enough to map any progress as fact, nor to compare routines or methods, which I aim to put an end to by starting this log. From my personal experiences and research, I am going to be doing water pumping only routine. This is for a couple of reasons;
- Easiest Routine
- For me having a consistent routine is bar-none THE MOST IMPORTANT thing. At the end of the day, there are a lot of different ways people have found gains through different methods and routines, but at the end of the day the part the matters the most is consistency. For ME, pumping is the key to this, its easy to set up, takes minimal mental effort to accomplish and since its a fairly harsh workout the sessions are on average shorter than most other exercises need to be. - Heat
- Its been established by many people within PE communities the importance of heat when doing exercises this backed up by my personal experiences needs to be integrated into whatever exercises or routine I partake in. Going back to my first point, doing other exercises for me heat became a constant issue that is almost always a pain in the ass living in colder climates. Between setting up heating pads, other equipment, lube, and other things heat can be a fleeting achievement from one session to the next. The most consistent way I've been able to warm myself for a session is in a warm shower. The problem is I cant spend 45-minute jelqing sessions every day in the shower and once I'm out of the shower for more than 20 minutes there's a good chance things will start to cool down and feel uncomfortable again compared to when everything was warm and tender, ultimately make each session feel less than ideal. With water pumping, I can take my nice warm shower to fill the tube with some water and shut the water off, while the tube continues to radiate heat and keep things warm and flexible. - Personal Experiences
- For my third but probably 2nd most important thing, everyone's body will react and feel different from similar things. Learning to understand your body is just as important as finding and sticking to a routine. In all reality, by doing this it will make it that much easier to find a routine and exercises that will work for you long term. For me pumping is where I saw and felt the most gains across every measurable piece of PE, and more specifically water pumping furthered this growth exponentially for me.
With that said for me, water pumping is my personal goldilocks exercise.
Logs
For the log itself, I will actually be most likely recording my daily notes in a physical notepad, since pulling out the laptop and typing up a report each night seems like it might be more effort than its worth. However, I will be following this checklist template daily:
Daily Checklist
[] - Off Day (If no fill out remaining points below)
[] - Water Pump
[] - Time in minutes
[]-[] - Min/Max hg achieved
[] - Session rating on a scale of 1-10 (leave any additional notes below)
[] - EQ since the last check-in on a scale of 1-10 (leave any additional notes below)
Additional Notes -
Additionally, to the daily checklist, I will try to at least post monthly* (one month being 28 days not the actual days in a month) measurements on here as well as an overview of that month’s daily checklist for a general overview, following this template:
Monthly Checkin
[]-[]-[]-[] - EL, BPEL, EG, BEG
[]-[]-[]-[]-[]-[]-[]-[] - ActiveDays, OffDays, WaterPumps, AirPumps, AvgSessionRating, AvgMinHG, AvgMaxHG, AvgEQ
EQ Notes (description of perceived EQ changes over the month) -
Flaccid Hang Notes (description of perceived flaccid hang over the month) -
Next 4week Schedule-
As noted my measurements will not be taking flaccid length or flaccid girth into account since it can vary so much from day to day. I’d rather focus on perceived changes, such as feeling fuller or heavier, turtling or hanging that type of stuff. Also hopefully by compiling daily averages over each month can provide a better comparison across differing HGs, times, and water or air pumping sessions as well. Lastly, I will be updating the routines for each 4-week segment, I will post the schedule in detail and outlining any changes or updates to the previous 4-week segment so I can continue to refine my routine as time progress using my daily logs as a reference for what may or may not need to be changed to maximize my progress.
My new pump is still in transit as of posting this, but once it arrives I will be posting the first Monthly Checkin log with starting measurements and the first 4-week schedule.
"Pain is temporary, pride is forever."