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Hey everyone! I’m glad to be joining the community.

A month ago I purchased an automatic vacuum pump with 4 levels of suction. It is the non-water version with 2.5”x8” tube. Since then I’ve been using it 5 days a week, 15 minutes per day at around 5Hg (level 2 on the pump) although I started the first week at much safer pressure than that, which was around 120mbar (3.5Hg, level 1 on the pump). So far no issue and no bruising except for small red dots and a starting of doughnut if I extend the duration to 20 minutes on level 2. Symptoms vanish a couple of hours later and that happens very rarely. I’m just testing the terrain from time to time without going too far. That’s the way to get some gains, right? I’m now paying more attention to those issues and reduce the workout when signs start to occur. I’m also 46, a bit late to start joining PE’s world, and tissues are less responsive than at 30.

I’m joining Thunder’sPlace because I want to share and document my progresses, and know what you guys think. I need to implement jelqs into my routine in order to improve girth. I’m starting at 6.5 BPEL x 4.9 MSEG and my ultimate goal is to get to the 8x6 mark. Since MSEG of 6 is my priority I won’t focus on length for now. That will be the eventual bonus once I achieved the main goal.

I will be starting the newbie linear routine for jelqs but I wanted to check with you how I can implement my pumping regiment to it which I mentioned above. Any thought? Maybe you can share your experience with pumping/jelqs for newbies?

Thanks a lot!
Cheers everyone

Hey everyone! I’m glad to be joining the community.

A month ago I purchased an automatic vacuum pump with 4 levels of suction. It is the non-water version with 2.5"x8" tube. Since then I’ve been using it 5 days a week, 15 minutes per day at around 5Hg (level 2 on the pump) although I started the first week at much safer pressure than that, which was around 120mbar (3.5Hg, level 1 on the pump). So far no issue and no bruising except for small red dots and a starting of doughnut if I extend the duration to 20 minutes on level 2. Symptoms vanish a couple of hours later and that happens very rarely. I’m just testing the terrain from time to time without going too far. That’s the way to get some gains, right? I’m now paying more attention to those issues and reduce the workout when signs start to occur. I’m also 46, a bit late to start joining PE’s world, and tissues are less responsive than at 30.

I’m joining Thunder’sPlace because I want to share and document my progresses, and know what you guys think. I need to implement jelqs into my routine in order to improve girth. I’m starting at 6.5 BPEL x 5 4.9 MSEG and my ultimate goal is to get to the 8x6 mark. Since MSEG of 6 is my priority I won’t focus on length for now. That will be the eventual bonus once I achieved the main goal.

I will be starting the newbie linear routine for jelqs but I wanted to check with you how I can implement my pumping regiment to it which I mentioned above. Any thought? Maybe you can share your experience with pumping/jelqs for newbies?

Thanks a lot!
Cheers everyone

Hey everyone! I’m glad to be joining the community.

A month ago I purchased an automatic vacuum pump with 4 levels of suction. It is the non-water version with 2.5"x8" tube. Since then I’ve been using it 5 days a week, 15 minutes per day at around 5Hg (level 2 on the pump) although I started the first week at much safer pressure than that, which was around 120mbar (3.5Hg, level 1 on the pump). So far no issue and no bruising except for small red dots and a starting of doughnut if I extend the duration to 20 minutes on level 2. Symptoms vanish a couple of hours later and that happens very rarely. I’m just testing the terrain from time to time without going too far. That’s the way to get some gains, right? I’m now paying more attention to those issues and reduce the workout when signs start to occur. I’m also 46, a bit late to start joining PE’s world, and tissues are less responsive than at 30.

I’m joining Thunder’sPlace because I want to share and document my progresses, and know what you guys think. I need to implement jelqs into my routine in order to improve girth. I’m starting at 6.5 BPSL BPEL x 5 MSEG and my ultimate goal is to get to the 8x6 mark. Since MSEG of 6 is my priority I won’t focus on length for now. That will be the eventual bonus once I achieved the main goal.

I will be starting the newbie linear routine for jelqs but I wanted to check with you how I can implement my pumping regiment to it which I mentioned above. Any thought? Maybe you can share your experience with pumping/jelqs for newbies?

Thanks a lot!
Cheers everyone

Hey everyone! I’m glad to be joining the community.

A month ago I purchased an automatic vacuum pump with 4 levels of suction. It is the non-water version with 2.5"x8" tube. Since then I’ve been using it 5 days a week, 15 minutes per day at around 5Hg (level 2 on the pump) although I started the first week at much safer pressure than that, which was around 120mbar (3.5Hg, level 1 on the pump). So far no issue and no bruising except for small red dots and a starting of donut doughnut if I extend the duration to 20 minutes on level 2. Symptoms vanish a couple of hours later and that happens very rarely. I’m just testing the terrain from time to time without going to too far. That’s the way to get some gains, right? I’m now paying more attention to those issues and reduce the workout when signs start to occur. I’m also 46, a bit late to start joining PE’s world, and tissues are less responsive than at 30.

I’m joining Thunder’sPlace because I want to share and document my progresses, and know what you guys think. I need to implement jelqs into my routine in order to improve girth. I’m starting at 6.5 BPSL x 5 MSEG and my ultimate goal is to get to the 8x6 mark. Since MSEG of 6 is my priority I won’t focus on length for now. That will be the eventual bonus once I achieved the main goal.

I will be starting the newbie linear routine for jelqs but I wanted to check with you how I can implement my pumping regiment to it which I mentioned above. Any thought? Maybe you can share your experience with pumping/jelqs for newbies?

Thanks a lot!
Cheers everyone

Hey everyone! I’m glad to be joining the community.

A month ago I purchased an automatic vacuum pump with 4 levels of suction. It is the non-water version with 2.5"x8" tube. Since then I’ve been using it 5 days a week, 15 minutes per day at around 5Hg (level 2 on the pump) although I started the first week at much safer pressure than that, which was around 120mbar (3.5Hg, level 1 on the pump). So far no issue and no bruising except for small red dots and a starting of donut if I extend the duration to 20 minutes on level 2. Symptoms vanish a couple of hours later and that happens very rarely. I’m just testing the terrain from time to time without going to far. That’s the way to get some gains, right? I’m now paying more attention to those issues and reduce the workout when signs start to occur. I’m also 46, a bit late to start joining PE’s world, and tissues are less responsive than at 30.

I’m joining Thunder’sPlace because I want to share and document my progresses, and know what you guys think. I need to implement jelqs into my routine in order to improve girth. I’m starting at 6.5 BPSL x 5 MSEG and my ultimate goal is to get to the 8x6 mark. Since MSEG of 6 is my priority I won’t focus on length for now. That will be the eventual bonus once I achieved the main goal.

I will be starting the newbie linear routine for jelqs but I wanted to check with you how I can implement my pumping regiment to it which I mentioned above. Any thought? Maybe you can share your experience with pumping/jelqs for newbies?

Thanks a lot!
Cheers everyone