is there a limit to gains?

[megastan Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close megastan]

will you gain as long as you do the routine or is there a limit to gains?
whats the average gain?

[MasterSchlort Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close MasterSchlort]

Sky is the limit.

[BBC Action Senior Member Member of the Month August 2019 Find all posts View Profile Close BBC Action]

will you gain as long as you do the routine or is there a limit to gains?
whats the average gain?

Everyone is different. There is no way to possibly know if there is a limit because of genetics or due to improper programming.

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

If you are talking about using a single routine then you will hit a plateau. To keep the gains coming you progressively need to advance into some of the advanced routines, exercises or devices to keep the gains coming.

A big variable that makes it difficult to determine the average gain is the level of of dedication and perseverance between individuals. Some will make some gains, loose dedication and stop. Others stay committed and continue on to making bigger gains. It's like comparing apples to oranges.

[Bisquick61 Senior Member Member of the Month May 2019 Find all posts View Profile Close Bisquick61]

I agree with Cavalier and BBC. It’s really tough to gauge. Especially after beginner gains. Everyone slows for and hits a plateau. The key is discovering how your tissues respond to the exercises. Always change up the routine if your body tells you it’s time. Or take breaks if your body tells you it’s time.

[incogneeetoe Moderator Member of the Month Sept 2017*Special Appreciated Moderator Nov. 2021* PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close incogneeetoe]

I was just posting this elsewhere on the ‘Gym before, but it is worth reposting here, I think.
Based on reading into the biology of it and the anecdotal evidence onsite, here is my take:

Based on the article "Penile Traction Therapy (Penile Lengthening Device)" in Penile Augmentation N.C. Park et al. (eds.), 2016.

"Tissue growth occurs as a result of tissue adaptation in response to application of chronic traction...This process is thought to be cellular proliferation like the process of distraction osteogenesis resulting from bone lengthening procedures by using traction... Prolonged traction force on tissue results in an adaptation reaction at a cellular level, which thereby results in the expansion of the tissues."

"Therefore, the use of traction device is not just to stretch the tissue mechanically, but to actually induce tissue growth to make real gain of additional penile length"

Tissue growth due to

"Mechanotransduction is a cellular signal transduction in response to mechanical stimuli, which resulted in modulating almost all aspects of cell function, including cell growth, differentiation, migration, gene expression, protein synthesis, and apoptosis...It is thought tissue growing against chronic traction is one of the tissue protective mechanisms to try to loss of mechanical strength by subsequent collagen degradation...In addition, depolymerization of collagen fibers by increase in degradative enzymes induced not only weakening of the fibers by collagen degradation but the increase in newly synthesized collagen, which resulted in providing the extension of the tissue without trauma."

So, if we do this in cycles that to allow the tissue to heal, grow and recover we can keep gaining.

Meaning do some manual work, make gains, cement gains, take break, heal, start again, etc. The body adjusts to the “new normal”, then when you start again there is potential to keep making more gains.

Theoretically, if you don't stop and allow the body to heal and adjust to the new normal, then maybe you get stuck at a certain level, or a plateau, because you are not allowing for the tissue to heal/grow.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

The following should be of interest to you: Big gainers

[Phoenix7672 Senior Member Member of the Month Oct 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Phoenix7672]

Law of diminishing returns. Will slow down for all of us eventually...just some faster than others. Otherwise eventually we'd all have 24" dicks, lol.

[megastan Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close megastan]

how long would it take realistically to go from 7 to 8.5?

[incogneeetoe Moderator Member of the Month Sept 2017*Special Appreciated Moderator Nov. 2021* PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close incogneeetoe]

how long would it take realistically to go from 7 to 8.5?

Realistically? 2 years.

[abiggerone Member Find all posts View Profile Close abiggerone]

Sky is the limit.

Completely incorrect.

As with skeletal muscle exercise in the gym, gains will follow a logarithmic scale. At first they will come quickly, then they will slow down and become very slow. Eventually if you stick with it a long time (years) they will approach a point of diminishing returns where a lot of work is needed for just a very small additional gain. Now you could say that most people lack the dedication to get to that point which is probably true, but those who do make it there will likely switch to a maintenance routine at that point.

Starting size also plays a role. Someone who starts at 8 could probably reach 10 with a few years of consistent effort. Someone who starts at 5 is unlikely to be able to reach 10 no matter how much work is put in.

[justanormaldick Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close justanormaldick]

I saw in a reddit forum a guy who went from a micropenis (like 4cm) to a medium (15cm), with pics. Don't know if was true, but you can see the top performers here to have notion.

https://www.pegym.com/forums/success...erformers.html

[Kent09 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Kent09]

I saw in a reddit forum a guy who went from a micropenis (like 4cm) to a medium (15cm), with pics. Don't know if was true, but you can see the top performers here to have notion.

https://www.pegym.com/forums/success...erformers.html

Do you happen to have a link of that? That sounds unbelieviable.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

There's also the phenomenon known as "Megalophallus".