[LengthSeeker]

Alright, as we all know their are different body types(endomorph, mesomorph, ectomorph) that react differently to building muscles and what it intakes. Some bodies gain mass/fat much quicker than others, and gain strength/fat much quicker. I have read that the penis grows independently from the body. Now, lets say one is the type of body that takes longer to build muscle/strength. Does that mean the penis will also grow/heal slower from the jelqing exercise? or does the penis grow/heal independently?



Again thanks for those who take the time to reply. This site is awesome.

[rbi99]

I don't believe there is any correlation to body types. There has been some correlation to penis start size (length/girth), and how easy or hard it is to increase it. But even there there are exceptions. I am having very little trouble increasing girth size even though I was larger then most to begin with. A study was performed on some male cadavers, and it was learned that some had one tunica, most two, and some had three. Now there is no way to tell how many we have, but if you are one of the lucky ones who only has one, it stands to reason that length gains might be relatively easy for you. On the other hand, if you have three - not so easy. It really comes down to fine tuning your routine to fit your needs (and your little fella's). Go at it too hard and you are going to have serious setbacks, and go to easy and your gains will be minimized. It really is trial and error for each of us. There are some standard beginner routines that have helped a lot of people make substantial gains, and that is a good starting point. Perhaps a key is figuring out rest days. Some do PE every day, others every other day, and others go five on two off, etc. Rest days are crucial, but only you will be able to figure out what suites your needs.

[PhibbysHammer]

Nice answer there RBI. I think once we find our personal "growth gap" that we would all grow and have success in direct proportion to what we put into the process. Finding that "Growth gap" is indeed the challenge. For me the beginner's routine was great with great results, but many do it and don't show those results. I wonder sometimes if they all dedicate and invest to the routine as I did. Assuming they did and do, we all have different rates of progress still, so until we get a few decades of good research , experimentation and result data in, we won't know for sure.

[LengthSeeker]

so it has to do with the how many tunica one possesses and figuring out the individuals best rest response. gotcha. thanks.

[rbi99]

The tunica thing is only one variable out of many. But definitely finding the right rest day combination is paramount to an injury free routine. You have to decide first off whether you are after girth gains or length gains, or both. Then check out the forum for starting routines that focus on those (jelqing/stretching). Myself, I have decided the slow and steady course is right for me. I jelq one day then the next I stretch, but not both on the same day. Max I will go is four or five days without a rest day, more often I jelq, then stretch, then take a rest day. But again, your routine and choice of rest days could be totally different. The starter routines are guides, but nothing in PE is written in concrete. PI's (Positive Indicators) will help you determine whether or not your pecker is being overworked, or if he is a happy camper.

Here is a link to PI info: http://www.pegym.com/forums/pe-theor...inal-post.html