Does less girth make length gains come easier?

**Incognito2010** · 10-18-2009

I've heard people say that you should go for length gains before girth, because too much girth will make length gains come slower and tougher. "Because a thicker rubber band is much harder to stretch than a thin one" was the analogy used. Would this only apply to girth obtained from PE or natural girth too? Thanks...

**W.M.P.** · 10-18-2009

Only when using the Stationary-Bike method.

**going411by7** · 10-18-2009

My length and girth gains came simultaneously. I do know that my base girth drops a little when I get my longest length measurements.

**JonPop** · 10-18-2009

That's what mine does also. I get my biggest girth measurements when I'm about 80%

**going411by7** · 10-18-2009

That confirms the rubber balloon theory, J.P. The longer you stretch it out, the narrower it gets. Although, it must also have to do with just how much blood your body is capable of pumping into your bag of skin at any given time, because at full mast and full blast ahead, (with the help of the little blue pill), I have hit my longest bpel along with my thickest girth at the base.

**rbi99** · 10-19-2009

While my girth gains have been impressive to say the least, I do believe it is coming at the cost of length. I am just now starting to see a little length gain, but my girth keeps growing. I am doing an equal measure of length to girth exercises. I have a catch 22 going I am afraid. My girth gets larger and that encourages me to keep at it, but the more girth I have it stands to reason the harder it will be for length gains. I probably should back off on the girth exercises and work more on length, but damn it sure looks good in the mirror (and momma's mouth)!!!!

**Incognito2010** · 10-19-2009

Damn. Thats crazy. I guess I'll have to change my goal AGAIN. Maybe I should go for about 2 inches length wise and only....3/4 in girth? Nah, 8 inch girth is where it's at. Thats my dream.