I still don't understand why many newbie routines are set to condition the penis for advanced routines. As we all know, newbies gain at a much faster rate than vets. For whatever reason, we try to condition our dicks and then later, when gains stop, take deconditioning breaks. This method seems extremely counterproductive and against logic.
I suggest that a better way to approach PE is to try and avoid a situation where you must spend more time with more effort to achieve less results. There is a school of thought in body building called 'muscle confusion' where people continually change how they work a muscle group to not allow the tissues a chance to adapt to a particular excersize. I contend that this has an application for PE.
I want this to be an open discussion about how muscle confusion could be used in PE. I don't have the answers, just throwing this out there and hopefully stimulating the great PE minds here at the gym to see where this leads. Yes I know about the less is more theory but this is not what I'm talking about.
I suggest that a better way to approach PE is to try and avoid a situation where you must spend more time with more effort to achieve less results. There is a school of thought in body building called 'muscle confusion' where people continually change how they work a muscle group to not allow the tissues a chance to adapt to a particular excersize. I contend that this has an application for PE.
I want this to be an open discussion about how muscle confusion could be used in PE. I don't have the answers, just throwing this out there and hopefully stimulating the great PE minds here at the gym to see where this leads. Yes I know about the less is more theory but this is not what I'm talking about.
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