Originally Posted by Kyrpa
I also learned not to be too obsessed about PE and results rather do the exercises when you can and just make sure they will be done without calendar and clock ticking.
After introducing girth orientated exercises and stretched kegels my EQ has been improving week by week.
Hi Kyrpa,
So I’m just restarting out on another cycle of length routine using US. I’d done two cycles early in the year but stopped as I felt I wasn’t getting anywhere, but on reflection I think it was partly since the US machine I had first bought wasn’t so effective, and also I wasn’t using a secondary heat source. And yet I still seemed to get 3mm in BPFSL, so can’t say it didn’t yield anything… But anyway now I’m restarting the same length routine and trying to have a more methodical measured approach (e.g. just bought that thermometer to be able to accurately check temperature I’m heating to). Then plan has been to keep it simple - do the stress-relax part, then the US for 15 mins to the right temp, then manual stretch for 10 mins in all directions and then over fulcurms, but leave it there (e.g. no long periods in extender after).
So for an outline of a plan, it sounds so far so good. But… I’ve done the first 3 days, and this is now the second day off after that. But I’m finding EQ is pretty poor, no morning wood for example, and difficulty getting hard for AM3 exercise. I do remember you mentioning early on in your routine that poor EQ was an indicator that something was actually working with US, and that you found it rebounded after some days. I’m wondering though for me what to do if EQ doesn’t rebound, or how long to take off. Part of the plan is of course to include the IC contraction exercises we discussed before, and this time I also was planning to add AM3 exercises on a 1 on, 1 off schedule, as I believe this is something that can also really contribute to EQ. But this morning and yesterday my EQ is too poor for AM3 to work properly.
So I’m at trying to analyse this and decide what to modify. If I carry on with a US length routine I guess I need more days off between sets perhaps - presumably EQ should be coming back before US is continued, isn’t that right? For me flaccid hang is very good, but it’s almost no point if EQ is so bad. Or perhaps I should instead start an EQ-focused routine instead (maybe something simple IC contraction exercises combined with AM3 and pumping - but nothing too extreme like clamping or TT etc). Of course this is only a decision I can make, I guess I’m only writing this down as a way to try to sort out my thoughts on this.
Thanks
Start: 6" BPEL x 5" EG (mid)
Current: 7.5" BPEL x 5.98" EG (average distal/mid/base shaft)
Goal: 8" BPEL x 6.5" EG (whole shaft)