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Old 06-13-2006, 10:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This thread is a small description of split routines.

When my routines become lengthy (25 minutes or more), I like to split them up into two seperate routines. I do one routine at night, and the other in the morning. I typically do length in the morning, and girth at night.

I like splitting routines up for three key reasons:

1) Boredom. After 30-45 minutes of exercising, PE can seem more like a tedious job, and less like a hobby. When I keep the session short, it makes them more fun and lively.

2) Consistency. Becaues bordeom usually strikes after long periods of exercising, I find that I start doing my exercises half-ass. Half-ass work leads to half-ass results. Therefore, by splitting the routines, I keep a good consistent technique.

3) Growth. This is an idea that has been thrown around for a while. Basically, exercising at night and in the morning can keep the penis in a constant elongnation (as long as you don't overdo it). This might lead to better growth.

In closing, split routines are very useful in staying motivated, and producing consitent growth.

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Old 11-19-2006, 06:35 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hm .. In body building if a work out is longer than 60 minutes (45-60) then it starts to get less productive.

I don't know if the same thing is for PE, but I could imagine that the longer, maybe isn't better, and to a certain point maybe becomes destructive or just wast of time. And I could also imagine that a too long PE work out, get's boring and ones focus become to just finish, rather than doing it right.

But what I'm about to do, is slowly increase my work-load, for example slowly add more jelqs until i reach a work out time of 30-45 minutes, and then I'll split too, but not like you Remek, I will split into days.

Right now I PE 1on/2off and when I do too much, I'll go a bit down in work-load/time and do 1on/1off-1on/2off and then back to 1on/1off. and then add more exercises until I have to split again.

I think I'll do this, until I reach 2on/1off-/2on/2off.

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Toddi,

Your approach is really good one... and it is one of my recommendations in my book. I'm curious, how has it worked for you?
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Well - I am barely started. But once i messured i think I had adde aound 0.2-0.3 cm - and the other time it whas the same as when i begun, but the other time i felt like my erection was a bit weak, cound't get a super hard.

But hope I'll soon to add the final 1cm so I can focus on girth - at the momentIi do a kind of Babbis routine - but not as I just said, not sure if I've gained.
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