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Originally Posted by Kyrpa
Great to see you back. Your process is the one I can relate the most still going on. Keep on updating as at least I like to see where you are going. In fact because of the lack of other US users I need to have you updating. Bearded Dragon have started similar project as well but he is doing it under radar for his reasons I understand.
Congratulations on your progress as well. You are doing great.

No worries I am not going anywhere, not with these gains keep on coming ;)

Originally Posted by Kyrpa

You ask if I have some insights on this so I take some privileges to analyze and compare it to similar process running at my side.
We are getting similar results in our BPFSL driven approaches. Main difference being yours being perfect example of creep based lengthening while I am concentrating on stress relaxation induced lengthening. Both ending up to same results eventually.

Being in this situation with almost identical dimensions and gains it is easy to see the classic example in the differences of the outcome. Confirming nicely what studies have indicated previously with ligaments and tendons.

We are both experiencing almost identical strain on average calculated from cycles and periods.
You are hitting plateau earlier at 2 weeks versus 2 months of mine. That is because nature of the creep phenomenon based approach. Stretching with a continuous load tissue recruits more collagen fibers and so on resists the force and you have to proceed with the incremental elevations on weight. Stress relaxation doesn’t require that much progression on loading as the phenomenon recruits much less collagen while stretched.

Here is quotation of the study you are already familiar I recall: ” Thornton et al. speculated that differences in stress relaxation and creep behavior are due to progressive recruitment of collagen fibers during creep and that this microstructural behavior is unlikely to have as significant an effect on stress relaxation as on creep. If this concept is correct, then the progressive recruitment of collagen fibers could also explain the decrease in the rate of creep with increasing load. As larger loads are applied to the ligament more fibers are recruited leaving fewer fibers to be progressively recruited after initial loading and therefore decreasing the creep response.”

http://silver.n … akes/LigNLV.pdf

And a another quote from comments Marinera on same study :
“I think the study resumed in the last post is interesting because it shows how creep adaptation happens in a different way when a load is applyed right after stress-relaxation - in this case, the rate of creep augment with the load, when in normal circumstances happens just the opposite.
If this phenomenon was true for TA, it would means that, in example, wearing an extender or doing light progressive stretches before hanging could speed the creep adaptation because, at that moment, creeps are more dependant on load that on time.It recall close the “2-phase PE approach” discussed before in this same thread.”

Loading, lengthening, healing. (p. 14)

What comes to mind now that I am on P macro phase is 1) stress relax for an hour and 2) manual stretch to induce creep to post bpfsl I phase cycle lengths. This will optimize proliferation into extended state.

Thanks for the brilliant explanation. I always get good ideas from you.

Furthermore, for I phase work I think for creep adaptation it seems best to stress relax, but the time requirement is higher, however I have yet to understand more of creep adaptation to conclude this. Both seems to work anyway with or without stress relaxation component using creep method.

Interesting your plateau is at 2 months. How much time do you spend in PE per week?

In my last cycle of 30 days I had 15 I phase sessions, each session is about 2 hours, setting up, doing sets, etc. Total 30 hours, 1hr a day, or 2hr every other day. about 7 hours a week. Can’t seem to gain 1cm in BPFSL if I don’t put in this much time, although this is just a feeling, maybe less time could accomplish same result.

This last cycle was hard because of time and doubt I cant pass plateau. But every time I seem to pass the plateau, and third time now. I am guessing at some point there are diminishing returns, unless the body replenished the collagen matrix and gains are infinite, lets hope so lol

Originally Posted by Kyrpa

Yes they are great gains and they are not stopping I believe. I am sure you are right on this one. Coincidentally I am riding on this very same edge measure differences being exact same.

I have found smaller radius fulcrum being the key using my freehand grip along the shaft as fulcrum doing manual stretching.

I’ll have to give that a shot.

The great thing about this is the certainty of gains you get. Before this method I was always wondering if I am just wasting my time. Now time=gains, so I can factor in and control desired expansion.

I think many people have gained with hanging or stretching but they are not sure why it works. I think we are close to an actual recipe for length gains that works every time.


Genesis 2006 = 5.8" x 4.7" /// Round 3 2019: Hanging again = 7.99" x 5.5" /// ST Goal 2019 = 8" x 6" /// End Game 2020 = 9" x 6.5"

Also my BPEL is now 20.30cm confirmed 99%. And validated actual length from increased NBPEL and visually, and from sex also I can feel bottoming out, whereas before it was an empty void.

That puts me almost in the 8” club, but I measure from pressing under the pubic bone, so by some standards I am still not 8”. I find for this method measure under the pubic bone pressed as much as you could presents the best measurements, which is crucial in measuring progress, and much needed feedback for manipulating the factors of weight x time for I phase cycles.

Still I’ve come a far way from being only 5.8” so pretty stocked with my gains and happy as could be with PE.


Genesis 2006 = 5.8" x 4.7" /// Round 3 2019: Hanging again = 7.99" x 5.5" /// ST Goal 2019 = 8" x 6" /// End Game 2020 = 9" x 6.5"

Just 0.01” for my ST goal for 2019! And it’s only April woohooo!!

Not sure how I will reach girth goal yet, that is another beast altogether. But I think I will focus on length for rest of the year. Don’t change things that are working, right?


Genesis 2006 = 5.8" x 4.7" /// Round 3 2019: Hanging again = 7.99" x 5.5" /// ST Goal 2019 = 8" x 6" /// End Game 2020 = 9" x 6.5"

Originally Posted by manko007
No worries I am not going anywhere, not with these gains keep on coming ;)
What comes to mind now that I am on P macro phase is 1) stress relax for an hour and 2) manual stretch to induce creep to post bpfsl I phase cycle lengths. This will optimize proliferation into extended state.

Thanks for the brilliant explanation. I always get good ideas from you.

Furthermore, for I phase work I think for creep adaptation it seems best to stress relax, but the time requirement is higher, however I have yet to understand more of creep adaptation to conclude this. Both seems to work anyway with or without stress relaxation component using creep method.

Thinking out of the box here. I have battled this IPR definition back and forth as I feel more and more the whole concept being too binding and forcefully forged to fit PE purposes.
Today I only take the best ingredients of the principles Xenolith and co presented. As the whole thing is originally introduced I find it restricting and impossible to monitor.

It is clear to me that I have this two months frame where I have to put all my efforts before decon break in some form is inevitable. So if still loosely using these IPR titles as a frame my I phase is first 4 to 6 weeks. By the time my BPFSL gains start to dampen and I slip seamlessly to P phase with increasing girth work being my proliferation. At the end you can say in a very loose frame that remodeling should start to take place coming to the pause. At the micro level I guess my three consecutive workout days being combined IP and R being my days 2 days off.

I really like Loading, Lenghtening and Healing being descriptive for what is happening. At the end most determinate for enlargement aspirations should be what is happening at the collagen level. As we have very few tools monitoring these events it is a matter of better guessing anyways. You stretch then plateau and are forced to rest.

Originally Posted by manko007
Interesting your plateau is at 2 months. How much time do you spend in PE per week?

In my last cycle of 30 days I had 15 I phase sessions, each session is about 2 hours, setting up, doing sets, etc. Total 30 hours, 1hr a day, or 2hr every other day. about 7 hours a week. Can’t seem to gain 1cm in BPFSL if I don’t put in this much time, although this is just a feeling, maybe less time could accomplish same result.

This last cycle was hard because of time and doubt I cant pass plateau. But every time I seem to pass the plateau, and third time now. I am guessing at some point there are diminishing returns, unless the body replenished the collagen matrix and gains are infinite, lets hope so lol

I’ll have to give that a shot.


To be precise my post exercise BPFSL gains start to stall at 36 days in this period. At previous period my BPFSL and BPEL measured at rest continued to gain the whole 2 months. Based on indications there is no reason to predict otherwise for this period either.
In this period I have put completely 79 hours in 43 days. 24 days working with 19 days of rest. For comparing to your hanging hours I have spend in stretching and extending approximately 63 hours. Gaining 1,4 cm BPFSL and 0,5 cm BPEL with more to come on latter.

Originally Posted by manko007

The great thing about this is the certainty of gains you get. Before this method I was always wondering if I am just wasting my time. Now time=gains, so I can factor in and control desired expansion.

I think many people have gained with hanging or stretching but they are not sure why it works. I think we are close to an actual recipe for length gains that works every time.


There is potential to be enthusiastic for sure. Personally I hesitate to claim any guaranteed recipes yet. I prefer to run these cycles over and over again and gather some data than end up stoned to death in a market place as a false prophet.

I think PE practitioners easily slip to same pothole as many athletes do. There are certain build in heroics on training relentlessly and putting massive hours, excessive volume and great struggles on the way to triumph. Ending up in this falsely build loop many athletes lose their sight on the primary target which is results. If they put all their efforts in increasing weights or cumulative build up on working hours they easily dismiss the indicators which are vital in building up the results to come.


START 18/13.15 cm Jul 24th 18 (7.09/5.18") NOW 22.5/15.2 cm Fer 12th 20 (8.86/5.98") GOAL 8.5"/ 6"

When connective tissue is stretched within therapeutic temperatures ranging 102 to 110 F (38.9- 43.3 C), the amount of structural weakening produced by a given amount of tissue elongation varies inversely with the temperature. This is apparently related to the progressive increase in the viscous flow properties of the collagenous tissue when it is heated. (Warren et al (1971,1976)


Last edited by Kyrpa : 04-13-2019 at .

Originally Posted by manko007
Just 0.01” for my ST goal for 2019! And it’s only April woohooo!!

Not sure how I will reach girth goal yet, that is another beast altogether. But I think I will focus on length for rest of the year. Don’t change things that are working, right?

Great. Keep on hammering. As I said earlier this is a year to remembered. This is.


START 18/13.15 cm Jul 24th 18 (7.09/5.18") NOW 22.5/15.2 cm Fer 12th 20 (8.86/5.98") GOAL 8.5"/ 6"

When connective tissue is stretched within therapeutic temperatures ranging 102 to 110 F (38.9- 43.3 C), the amount of structural weakening produced by a given amount of tissue elongation varies inversely with the temperature. This is apparently related to the progressive increase in the viscous flow properties of the collagenous tissue when it is heated. (Warren et al (1971,1976)

Originally Posted by manko007

What comes to mind now that I am on P macro phase is 1) stress relax for an hour and 2) manual stretch to induce creep to post bpfsl I phase cycle lengths. This will optimize proliferation into extended state.

Thanks for the brilliant explanation. I always get good ideas from you.

Furthermore, for I phase work I think for creep adaptation it seems best to stress relax, but the time requirement is higher, however I have yet to understand more of creep adaptation to conclude this. Both seems to work anyway with or without stress relaxation component using creep method.


They are two different phenomenon ending up to a same outcome that´s for sure.
If you have to simplify the difference in one sentence then stress relaxation is mostly strain depended and creep is mostly depended on load.
With creep only method also longer decons might be needed as there is greater risk on strengthening your tunica and bringing all the negatives that comes with it. That said we don’t know does it matter that much when using ultrasound to help with the viscoelastic properties time after time.
So as you said you shouldn´t change a thing that is working. For a P phase not depending on creep that much should be productive in long term.


START 18/13.15 cm Jul 24th 18 (7.09/5.18") NOW 22.5/15.2 cm Fer 12th 20 (8.86/5.98") GOAL 8.5"/ 6"

When connective tissue is stretched within therapeutic temperatures ranging 102 to 110 F (38.9- 43.3 C), the amount of structural weakening produced by a given amount of tissue elongation varies inversely with the temperature. This is apparently related to the progressive increase in the viscous flow properties of the collagenous tissue when it is heated. (Warren et al (1971,1976)

I don’t know about this thickening of the tunica. It seems like the boogeyman of the PE world. It can exist or just a myth or fear.

I loosely apply IPR principles as it helps structure a regime around work, maintenance and cementing, and rest. Other than that, now, knowing what I know, and the experience I’ve had, IPR theory doesn’t really hold true.

But what I have realized recently is that a wall is hit and then one must take a break. And I think this has to do with the maximum attainable gain rate over time.

One can’t possibly gain more than 2cm a month for example. Let’s say based on both our records, 1cm is MAX upper limit BPFSL gain/month. That means to get 1cm you must do X amount of work.

Work/strain = stress relaxation(a) * creep(b)

(a) and (b) are multipliers that can affect the rate of strain. To get to 1cm MAX you can either use more stress relaxation or creep techniques. In our records I think creep via load is faster to attain max gain of 1cm.

Once 1cm gain is attained, there is a “reset” period in my experience. To reset one must rest.

Once the tunica is reset, one can attain 1cm max gain per cycle again via Work/strain = stress relaxation(a) * creep(b)

It seems that this wall for me is simply collagen tissue reaching its maximum stretch and plastic deformation over a give period of time. There is no more possible or potential stretch after this point.

Let’s say this reset time equals 1month. In 1 month 1cm attainability is “reloaded”. So 0.25cm per week is reloaded or attainable.

One can choose to work passed the wall and dance with the “reloading” feature which may or may not budge and produce less than or equal to 0.25cm/week, or one can wait 1 month and start with 1cm attainable stretch again. This reset length can be =<1cm /month as cycles go on if there is diminishing returns. So if so, one must rest longer to achieve 1cm attainable gains.

Hopefully given enough reset/rest one can reset tunica to 0 so that gain rate/month =1cm again. If it doesn’t, then there is permanent diminishing returns to work, the feared “toughening of the tunica”, or just simple nature of the tunica reaching it’s maximum length potential.

I imagine that during R phase or reset period that collagen is reorganized as a # matrix again and able to be elongated again to a == matrix that is plastically deformed in one direction.

Anyway this is what I currently think is happening from my experience.


Genesis 2006 = 5.8" x 4.7" /// Round 3 2019: Hanging again = 7.99" x 5.5" /// ST Goal 2019 = 8" x 6" /// End Game 2020 = 9" x 6.5"

I agree pretty much with everything you just posted.

The main point is that there is maximal gains for a short period of time. Then hitting the wall is real and there is no point on trying to push through when resting is mandatory.

It comes from collagen level events which we can not alter even with ultrasound.
There are enough theories available already and I am not going to start to fabricate any additional one.

As you said after resting period one can repeatedly reach similar gain rates as previously experienced at least to a certain point. Somewhere along the line they will start to dampen and longer periods of rest should be needed. This is true of course only if one has find the way to grow his unit.


START 18/13.15 cm Jul 24th 18 (7.09/5.18") NOW 22.5/15.2 cm Fer 12th 20 (8.86/5.98") GOAL 8.5"/ 6"

When connective tissue is stretched within therapeutic temperatures ranging 102 to 110 F (38.9- 43.3 C), the amount of structural weakening produced by a given amount of tissue elongation varies inversely with the temperature. This is apparently related to the progressive increase in the viscous flow properties of the collagenous tissue when it is heated. (Warren et al (1971,1976)


Last edited by Kyrpa : 04-15-2019 at .

Originally Posted by Kyrpa
Surely there is this effect. Creep and stress relaxation being two different mechanisms of tissue elongation both working at same time it is hard to separate them using constant load.
Extenders using progressive springs work somewhere between. Extenders with rod adjusted lenght are pure stress relaxation stretchers. I have tried many variations and its doable with spring loaded extender but it takes much more time than with pure lenght adjusted extender.

If hanger wants to isolate the stress relaxation effect he should put much lighter weight than his usual starting weight and lock the wire pulling his attachment gizmo somehow to its initial lenght. Every five minutes stress in his penis should be relaxed and opening this locking user can induce stress once again and then lock the wire to this new lenght and repeat this for 30mins or so.
Then he can start with his usual sets with weights he is accustomed.

So my thinking about this is that at a particular weight there are fibers that are taking on the load and there are fibers that would be called into taking on the load at a higher weight but instead at the lighter load are undergoing stress relaxation. I think this is why using too much load isn’t as effective as the whole exercise shifts to creep, which there is good data to support isn’t as effective as stress relaxation.

My other suspicion which is completely anecdotal is that if the load is too high such that the exercise is all creep and sustained for too long a time, a mechanism of resistance is triggered. There’s just too much anecdotal evidence to think that doesn’t happen.

I find it interesting that you 2 are very careful to not go over. There’s other stuff too that you guys are doing like the precursor stuff and also the “time” in the stress relaxation or below the max threshold, but I haven’t deciphered that yet.

Originally Posted by Buckfever

I find it interesting that you 2 are very careful to not go over. There’s other stuff too that you guys are doing like the precursor stuff and also the “time” in the stress relaxation or below the max threshold, but I haven’t deciphered that yet.

Let me know if I can help you understand :)

On another note, I’m at 22cm bpfsl but my BPEL is at 20-20.3cm depending on EQ. This 1.7cm gap is unusual usually I only have 1cm gap. I’m gonna do some girth work for a month to see what happens.

My protocol will be once or twice a week girth work via 3 sets of water based US while I’m in the tunica tenderizer Xeno invented. My though process is that the inner expansion via TT pressure will help drive smooth muscle tissue enlarge into 1.7cm available space or 0.7cm available space. The US will allow the tunica to warm up and cede way for this enlargement. Also I plan on taking some cialis/tadalaphil about 10mg or more prior to a session. After a session wear a cock ring to prolong state for various days.

Hopefully this 0.7cm gets caught up to BPEL and I get gain of 0.7cm which will make my BPEL 21cm.


Genesis 2006 = 5.8" x 4.7" /// Round 3 2019: Hanging again = 7.99" x 5.5" /// ST Goal 2019 = 8" x 6" /// End Game 2020 = 9" x 6.5"

Hi Manko,

Thanks for the excellent information. I noticed on another thread you were aiming for a mushroom head - did you have any luck with achieving this?

Originally Posted by manko007
Let me know if I can help you understand :)

On another note, I’m at 22cm bpfsl but my BPEL is at 20-20.3cm depending on EQ. This 1.7cm gap is unusual usually I only have 1cm gap. I’m gonna do some girth work for a month to see what happens.

My protocol will be once or twice a week girth work via 3 sets of water based US while I’m in the tunica tenderizer Xeno invented. My though process is that the inner expansion via TT pressure will help drive smooth muscle tissue enlarge into 1.7cm available space or 0.7cm available space. The US will allow the tunica to warm up and cede way for this enlargement. Also I plan on taking some cialis/tadalaphil about 10mg or more prior to a session. After a session wear a cock ring to prolong state for various days.

Hopefully this 0.7cm gets caught up to BPEL and I get gain of 0.7cm which will make my BPEL 21cm.

My thoughts are that the important thing is to create the gap as that is the precursor and that the gap will close. I think that variations will happen and are way to hard to decipher as it is almost impossible to account for all the factors that will lead to variations in the gap closing. Anecdotally I’m sure that sexual activity is a factor, possibly a measure of the volume of arousal would show a correlation, but who knows. I mean who tracks that with enough specificity?

Let us know if your effort closes the gap, I suspect it will.

Originally Posted by Buckfever
My thoughts are that the important thing is to create the gap as that is the precursor and that the gap will close. I think that variations will happen and are way to hard to decipher as it is almost impossible to account for all the factors that will lead to variations in the gap closing. Anecdotally I’m sure that sexual activity is a factor, possibly a measure of the volume of arousal would show a correlation, but who knows. I mean who tracks that with enough specificity?

Let us know if your effort closes the gap, I suspect it will.

The gap as a precursor is in other words the room to grow. Either lenght or girth or both simultaneously for volumetric expansion. When doing PE driven by BPFSL lenghtening it gives the practitioner the possibility for molding it in the direction he chooses to go. Just make this white jacket roomy enough, then grow in it to fill it just perfectly.

And I know he will do it.


START 18/13.15 cm Jul 24th 18 (7.09/5.18") NOW 22.5/15.2 cm Fer 12th 20 (8.86/5.98") GOAL 8.5"/ 6"

When connective tissue is stretched within therapeutic temperatures ranging 102 to 110 F (38.9- 43.3 C), the amount of structural weakening produced by a given amount of tissue elongation varies inversely with the temperature. This is apparently related to the progressive increase in the viscous flow properties of the collagenous tissue when it is heated. (Warren et al (1971,1976)

Your theory is very interesting. I’m going to save your topic, in a few months I’ll try hanging.

Could you explain about the ideal softening temperature of the tunica. I’m using an IR. I thought the hotter the better.

Yes, exactly a precursor for BPEL growth. Aim for the BPFSL and the rest will come essentially.

I will keep you all posted.


Genesis 2006 = 5.8" x 4.7" /// Round 3 2019: Hanging again = 7.99" x 5.5" /// ST Goal 2019 = 8" x 6" /// End Game 2020 = 9" x 6.5"

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