Road to enlargement

I heard about jelqing from an online mini documentary, I believe it took place in the UK, it was talking about the average size. Nonetheless I did some internet searching and came across an article which ultimately led me here.

There is so much info on this site I can’t believe I never came across it before, as I always felt unsure about my size. None of my girlfriend’s in he past (now married) ever said anything along the lines of saying it was big so I just assumed I was average. Which turns out from the stats here, as well as the ” Penis Percentile Calculator” I am just slightly above average.

Currently I am 6 5/8” BPEL and 4 3/4” EG

After reading the success on this site, I hope to achieve 9” length and 6” girth. From some of the guys on here it seems possible so time will tell.

I am a pretty avid weightlifter, used to body build back in the mid 2000’s so I’ve kept with it and am constantly educating myself in the area of lifting, diet and recovery. I know how much recovery plays in allowing your body to rebuild and adapt so I hope some of my current knowledge will help and translate over to PE.

I find right now after completing one “workout” that the toughest things as first will be patience and not over stimulating (trying to do too much too fast). I know it can be detrimental for newbies starting out in lifting so I assuming given we are dealing with human tissue this will have similar effects for PE.

All the best to all on here, and thanks in advance for welcoming me and all the advice already shared on this site.

Regards

In case you haven’t found it, here is a lot of great starting information including a newbie routine. And you are very correct, slow and steady wins the race.

START HERE ——-> NEWBIE ROUTINE <——- Important Newbie Info

Thanks gprent, I did come across that already and I will be sure to post my gains. From your experience how often should someone be checking their gain status. I know with weight loss and muscle gain checking all the time can sometimes be disappointing and lead to frustration of not seeing any improvement.

Definitely not everyday. Maybe check once a month or longer.

Will do thanks for the advice.