Hi all (need opinions on my beginner routine)

**waxhax** · 01-08-2018

I am a recovering opiate addict. And as those of you who have this experience know active opiate addiction murders your sex drive. So I am a 23 year old pretty much getting back into discovering my sexual identity.

I am already pretty decent size; bpel 8" and 6.25" MSEG. When I was having sex as a teenager i would actually lie to girls and tell them I was 9 inches. I don't think there exists a man who doesn't wish he was a bit bigger, so now I am trying to see if this PE thing can actually work.

So anyway my goal is 9 inches x 6.5 inches.
I am beginning with 30 second (10 min total) basic stretches and 3-5 second jelqs for 10 minutes. Is that a good start for a beginner?
And do you guys post pics or is that frowned upon?

**closed155** · 01-08-2018

I am a novice here, waxhax. About the photos, on your profile you can start an album, and post your pix there. I believe it is okay as long as it is not in this forum as it is accessible by the public. I have a couple of pix of my flaccid penis in my album, I think I will remove them as it is a bit crass.

Beginners are advised to do the JP90. Me, I just do what I want even the clamping thing which is only for the advanced. Hate following rules.

**Cavalier** · 01-08-2018

Welcome to the gym!

Your routine looks like a good start but as Ponto mentioned you should take a look at the JP90(JonPop-Intense Beginner Routine). It, as well as all the other essential information you will need, can be found in the START HERE! link at the upper left of the page.

As he also mentioned, you can upload your pics to your album and post a link to them there.

Albums, Avatars, Pictures

**Frozenx** · 01-08-2018

Hey man! I am going to go along with what everyone else has said so far. Start with the JP90. What you listed isn't far off of what Jonpop posted (10 minutes = 600 seconds. 3-5 seconds each = 120-200 in 10 minutes.) Although instead of having a time limit, it has absolute numbers that you can use so you don't go overboard and hurt yourself.