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- 03-02-2015 #1
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Hi,
Basically, i have been doing the basic stretches and jelqing for a few months now, and although i've seen some minor gains, i am getting a bit disillusioned with it. Will i still continue to make gains with this routine, or do i need to switch it up with different stretches/jelqs? If so, which exercises should i move onto that aren't difficult and i can still do with relative ease?
Thanks,
RhaegarDragon.
- 03-02-2015 #2
If you are still gaining, do not change your routine.
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- 03-02-2015 #3
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- 03-02-2015 #4
If it ain't broke don't fix it. However, you may want to check out the extending (length) and pumping threads (girth).
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- 03-02-2015 #5
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I am not sure if i want to buy pumps and stuff. do you really need that to take things to next level?
- 03-02-2015 #6
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PE with devices is something you should think of after 6 - 12 months of PE. As long as manuell PE will get you gains do it, try to increase the intensity or throw in a more advanced exercise like the Uli
- 03-02-2015 #7
whats your routine now Rhaegar?
- 03-02-2015 #8
Stick with the basics and work them hard. Exercises like wet/dry jelqs, stretches, holds, squeezes, kegels, and edging are your bread and butter moves you should learn to master first. Later on when you've gained noticeable size and over a year of experience you can think about adding a device, but even then you should focus on the basic moves with maybe some added supplemental work, like head exercises or weighted kegels.
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