[NLarge]

Ideally, everyone wants to increase their size, both girth and length, equally and quickly. However people gain their length and girth differently and its unpredictable as to how you will gain. Some choose to gain both directions at once and increase the overall size of the penis, others like to concentrate on one direction and switch up as they hit their short term goals. But is there a way to channel this in the long term for the best results?

If you view the penis as a organ that will eventually have a genetic lengthwise-max and a girthwise-max, which is the absolute longest and thickest your penis can attain through a lifetime of PE, then it is easy to visualize a long term strategy. Also, realize (in this instance) most people will not be able to attain their genetic max, but will come close. Also, visualize the penis as a rope or a wire cord, say Gold, the most malleable and pliable metal. Generally ropes or wire have a much greater tensile strength when the diameter of the wire is thicker. That is, it is much harder to stretch or lengthen a thicker rope compared to one of smaller diameter. Think about it a 'tug-of-war' rope is much easier to stretch and pull compared to thick dock rope you find keeping a boat in place. A thin gold wire is easier to stretch into thinner wire and so forth, etc.

With this in mind, is it a good idea to try get as close as you can to your length goal first and then concentrate on improving girth? .. Try to hit 80-90% of your length goal then switch it up and do primarily girth work. In other words, grow it to a satisfactory length and then fill it out girthwise. I have read some progress logs where users have switched up to concentrate on girth but once they focused on length again, gains did not come as quickly.

The beauty of the jelq is that it works all aspects of the penis: length, girth and EQ hardness. So as long as you keep to the staple of the PE diet, there will be gains in all directions. But over the long haul is there a better way to develop the penis..?

[Lazy 8]

Interesting post, NLarge. Not sure that any of us has control over which comes first. I have had good girth gains with minor length gains in my first three months, following the basic beginner's routine. I wasn't trying for girth gains as I wanted length gains, but conditioning is what the first 90 days is all about. I'll be interested in reading what others think of your proposition.

[Auszlupin]

I have never thought about that before. I don't even know if it's true, but it sure as hell is worth discussing. I know that I gained length first, diverted my work to girth, gained girth, and now length isn't coming anymore. But on the other hand I'm average sized and haven't gained THAT much so my case is probably not a good indicator. However I don't necessarily agree with the maximum limit. Gains will certainly teeper off the more and more you get, but I don't think everyone has a specific plateau. No one will double their stats, but that doesn't mean it's entirely impossible, just that there isn't enough time to do it. Unlike in bodybuilding the human body could really support just about any size penis.

But as far as girth inhibiting length, I would love to hear what others have to say about that.

[ReetB]

Originally Posted by Auszlupin

But as far as girth inhibiting length, I would love to hear what others have to say about that.

I started off in February this year with a mid shaft girth of 5.5 inches and a base girth of 6 inches. My girth therefore has been above average from the start.

From February to June I went from 5.8 inches in length to 6.5 inches in length, so based on this I would say that girth does not inhibit length.

However if I'm being totally scientific, I cannot say if these gains would differ any more if I had been thinner in girth.

[NLarge]

So this got nowhere. I was thinking it over and it's better to set a lot of mini-short term goals along the way to your final size goal.

[Auszlupin]

Originally Posted by NLarge

So this got nowhere. I was thinking it over and it's better to set a lot of mini-short term goals along the way to your final size goal.

How would this really differ from one final goal? You'd still be working hard the whole time.

I think the significance of your post is the theory that less girth is easier to elongate because there is less tension. Therefore length should be maximized before girth.