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01-16-2007, 09:07 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 442
Rep Power: 8  | 2007 PE resolution i've been PEing for a pretty long time, i had been plateuad for a long time, so im happy that clamping seems to be making me slightly creep my way up. 01-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.375 Girth at thinest point: 5.000 Bone Pressed Length: 6.6875 Estimated volume: 14.3206 02-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.4375 Girth at thinest point: 5.0625 Bone Pressed Length: 6.875 Estimated volume: 15.0796 03-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.5000 (still a close call between 5.5 and 5.4375) Girth at thinest point: 5.0625 Bone Pressed Length: 6.875 Estimated volume: 15.2594 04-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.4375 Girth at thinest point: 5.125 Bone Pressed Length: 6.875 Estimated volume: 15.2594 05-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.500 (sat at edge of chair) Girth at thinest point: 5.125 (sat at edge of chair) Bone Pressed Length: 6.875 Estimated volume: 15.4404 06-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.5000 (sat at edge of chair) Girth at thinest point: 5.1875 (sat at edge of chair) Bone Pressed Length: 6.75 Estimated volume: 15.3386 07-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.5625 (sat at edge of chair) Girth at thinest point: 5.1875 (sat at edge of chair) Bone Pressed Length: 6.75 Estimated volume: 15.5185 08-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.625 (sat at edge of chair) Girth at thinest point: 5.25 (sat at edge of chair) Bone Pressed Length: 6.875 (stood legs wide) Estimated volume: 16.1756 09-01-07 Girth at thickest point: (no data taken, probably went down) Girth at thinest point: (no data taken, probably went down) Bone Pressed Length: (no data taken, probably went down) Estimated volume: (no data taken, probably went down) 10-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.5 (edge of chair, snug but not squeezing; perpendicular) Girth at thinest point: 5.125 (edge of chair, snug but not squeezing; perpendicular) Bone Pressed Length: 6.75 (guessed/assumed) Estimated volume: 11-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.5625 (sat on rolled up boxers, snug but not squeezing; perpendicular) Girth at thinest point: 5.25 (sat on rolled up boxers, snug but not squeezing; perpendicular) Bone Pressed Length: 6.75 (guessed/assumed) Estimated volume: 12-01-07 Girth at thickest point: 5.5625 (sat on rolled up boxers, snug but not squeezing; perpendicular) Girth at thinest point: 5.25 (sat on rolled up boxers, snug but not squeezing; perpendicular) Bone Pressed Length: 6.875 (standing, legs wide, hips forward) Estimated volume: 15.9902 ultimate goal (i think) Girth at thickest point: 6.00 Girth at thinest point: 5.75 Bone Pressed Length: 7.00 Estimated volume: 19.2266 old methods:
in the past i've done a bit of jelking, the squeeze, ulis, kegels and manual stretching. i tried vigRX before, but dont think i noticed more gains on it than without it. the only "nutrition" i do now is a bit of extra L-Arginine. just recently i've tried a bit of hanging. new methods:
As I have discovered that more length wouldn't add pleasure for my girlfriend, I'm focusing on girth. As of November, I'm using a high variety focused routine which incorporates a bit of clamping, pumping, jelqs, slinkies, base compressions, and Horse 440s.
Last edited by beavertaffy : 12-02-2007 at 07:29 PM.
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01-16-2007, 09:08 PM
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#2 (permalink)
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Rep Power: 8  | January 1st-11th manual stretch/squeeze/uli (unless otherwise noted) workouts on:
2nd, 3rd, 4th(just extensive kegels), 7th, 8th, 11th(just ulis)
this was before i decided to try to get into hanging. |
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01-16-2007, 09:09 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | first hanging workout (01/12/06) swimcap hang: (SD/BTC, 10 minute warmth rest between sets)
2.5x15min (ended cold)
2.5x15min (ended cold)
2.5x15min (ended cold, slight blueish area)
notes: first time trying these, seemed fine. manual stretch/squeeze/uli workout: (2-3 hours after hanging)
notes: good upwards and twisted stretches. good ulis and squeezes also. slight red dots. waiting till 14th for next manual workout. |
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01-16-2007, 09:10 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | 13th (01/13/06)
today all i did was hanging, i didnt want to push my girth much cause of an intense session yesterday. swimcap hang: (SD/BTC, 10 minute warmth rest between sets)
2.5x10min (ended cold, slight blueish area)
2.5x15min (ended cold)
2.5x10min (ended cold, slight blueish area)
2.5x10min (ended cold)
edged
notes: i think more, shorter sets is going to be the way to go until i get a better setup. also, i noticed that tighter may be better.
second workout done several hours and a nap later: swimcap hang: (SD/BTC, 10 minute warmth rest between sets)
2.5x15min (ended cold, no blueish)
2.5x10min (slightly to left SD)(ended cold, no blueish)
2.5x10min (slightly to right SD)(ended cold, slight blueish area)
edged
notes: a little bit of massaging during helps the circulation 10g of L-arginine |
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01-16-2007, 09:12 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | 14th (01/14/07) swimcap hang: (SD/BTC, 10 minute warmth rest between sets)
3.5x15min (ended cold)
3.5x15min (ended cold, slight blueish area)
notes: increase in weight seemed good, had trouble attaching. manual stretch/squeeze/uli workout: (2-3 hours after hanging)
notes: i was pretty tired for this, there was no wait after the hanging. i might be pushing it, i should probably keep the workouts seperate. 10g of L-arginine |
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01-16-2007, 09:13 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | 15th (01/15/07) swimcap hang: (SD/BTC, 10 minute warmth rest between sets)
3.5x20min (ended almost warm?)
3.5x20min (ended cold, slight blueish area)
3.5x10min (fulcrum, ended cold, slight blue)
notes: seemed good swimcap hang: (SD/BTC, 10 minute warmth rest between sets)
3.5x15min (ended almost warm?)
3.5x10min (ended cold, slight blueish area) manual squeeze/uli workout: (2-3 hours after hanging)
notes: only did head specific, and base specific work. seemed great. for base specific, notice that focusing on one side at a time is best. for head, remember to make pressure in from the sides. 10g of L-arginine
plan: minimal work tomorrow, maybe jsut kegels, then rest till friday. |
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01-16-2007, 09:14 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | 16th, snuck in one more day (01/16/07) swimcap hang: (10 minute warmth rest between sets)
3.5x10min (OTRL) (ended almost warm?)
3.5x8,7min (OTLL,OTRL) (ended cold)
3.5x20min (SD) (ended cold)
note 1: on the second set i leaned back, much more effective on the ligs.
note 2: also, adding a pully seemed to help a bit.
note 3: rolling it on a bit further may help.
plan: rest a couple of days and start out with 5 lbs SD. 5g of L-Arginine
Last edited by beavertaffy : 01-17-2007 at 05:38 PM.
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01-17-2007, 12:05 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Rep Power: 10  | beaver,
Just to let you know, in this forum you can edit your posts indefinitely. Thus, you can continually edit the first post of the thread, so users can automatically see your latest routine.
I myself, however, also like posting a journal-style log every so often, as you've been doing. This allows new users to come and see what you did in the past.
Good luck  |
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01-17-2007, 05:35 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | thanks remek Quote:
Originally Posted by remek beaver,
Just to let you know, in this forum you can edit your posts indefinitely. Thus, you can continually edit the first post of the thread, so users can automatically see your latest routine.
I myself, however, also like posting a journal-style log every so often, as you've been doing. This allows new users to come and see what you did in the past.
Good luck  | thanks man, i think i will do sort of a hybrid of the two types of journals. i know with my bodybuilding efforts, keeping a cumulative record of my training is PARAMOUNT to my success. so i think it will make a big difference for PE too. also, i have the memory of a flea... with brain damage... and Alzheimer’s. so im better off having a hard copy to refer back to the time periods that i got the best (or worst) results. that way i can really know what worked best for me.
i will however take your advice and add my monthly measurements and a small note with my thoughts on each month to the first post as i go along.
-beavertaffy |
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01-17-2007, 09:41 PM
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Rep Power: 8  | 17th (01/17/06) Kegels:
100 quick burst manual pull down kegels
100 quick burst manual pull down kegels
8 sets of: 10x10 second long intense pull down kegels
1 set of: 10x10 second long intense pull left kegels
1 set of: 10x10 second long intense pull right kegels
100 resistance-free kegels
note: kegels are boring, but i'm kinda over-motivated right now and didnt want to do nothing today. tomorrow however i will do absolutely nothing. 5g of L-Arginine |
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