Want to Model for PE Videos?

[longmonster]

I'm interested! Do I just submit a pic of my cock?

[Manik88manik]

A newbie here, i guess i could learn form your tips and routine

[going411by7]

Is there still interest in potential candidates. I would love to do a "senior" one since I am
approaching my mid-70's.

[Pegasus]

Whoa! We don't want to scare people g4.

[going411by7]

He, he, he.

[ino]

Confirmation on whether or not we need any more video candidates would be appreciated

I have seen some of the available videos. Perhaps - or not - it is a need for better videos.

But I have another view to air: For a long time I have been thinking that the different exercises should have each their thread sticked on the forum, with a video embedded along with a thorough instruction and description on post no. 1.

Yes, I know the videos are already available under a tab here called 'Exercises', but I can imagine how great it would be if the exercises are made in sticker threads similar to 'JP's 90 days beginner's program', in a style where it is really spelled out thoroughly; with lots of responses down the individual threads where we can read other members' views, suggestions on how to improve the respective exercise, good questions asked with well responded answers etc. As they become interactive threads like the above mentioned 'JPs 90s', these kind of threads will really cover almost everything.

Consider this:

1) How much more easy it would become for new members to fully catch the different exercises.
2) It will be posted a lot less (and practically identical) new threads from members who don't fully get the written instructions alone.
3) It will be much easier for dedicated members to simply link to the sticker posts with the instructions and videos - when new members anyway make a thread asking the 'hows' before really having read through the forum.
4) Shy lurkers will easier be able to find the instructions and the videos for the exercises, and as a result it will be a lot less practice errors.
5) It will probably be less injuries.

In fact, even I have problems connecting the names of the various exercises that at some time in past I have seen videos of, if I haven't myself practiced the exercises for a while. I think my problem navigating into this isn't unique, so I believe that well-collected threads like described will be nice for all of us.

Even how much I have loved browsing through the forums to understand the different exercises, I believe that it would have saved me - and most members - weeks or even months to understand PE overall, if the different exercises would have been more collected and visible the way I just described above.

[Big Al]

I have seen some of the available videos. Perhaps - or not - it is a need for better videos.

But I have another view to air: For a long time I have been thinking that the different exercises should have each their thread sticked on the forum, with a video embedded along with a thorough instruction and description on post no. 1.

Yes, I know the videos are already available under a tab here called 'Exercises', but I can imagine how great it would be if the exercises are made in sticker threads similar to 'JP's 90 days beginner's program', in a style where it is really spelled out thoroughly; with lots of responses down the individual threads where we can read other members' views, suggestions on how to improve the respective exercise, good questions asked with well responded answers etc. As they become interactive threads like the above mentioned 'JPs 90s', these kind of threads will really cover almost everything.

Consider this:

1) How much more easy it would become for new members to fully catch the different exercises.
2) It will be posted a lot less (and practically identical) new threads from members who don't fully get the written instructions alone.
3) It will be much easier for dedicated members to simply link to the sticker posts with the instructions and videos - when new members anyway make a thread asking the 'hows' before really having read through the forum.
4) Shy lurkers will easier be able to find the instructions and the videos for the exercises, and as a result it will be a lot less practice errors.
5) It will probably be less injuries.

In fact, even I have problems connecting the names of the various exercises that at some time in past I have seen videos of, if I haven't myself practiced the exercises for a while. I think my problem navigating into this isn't unique, so I believe that well-collected threads like described will be nice for all of us.

Even how much I have loved browsing through the forums to understand the different exercises, I believe that it would have saved me - and most members - weeks or even months to understand PE overall, if the different exercises would have been more collected and visible the way I just described above.

Now this is a good idea!

[Dangler]

Wow, we could have a PEGym account on YouTube, with videos. A Link here at the gym could point to the appropriate video over at Youtube.
dldmos has <oops>

[Big Al]

Wow, we could have a PEGym account on YouTube, with videos. A Link here at the gym could point to the appropriate video over at Youtube.
dldmos has <oops>

Another great idea

[Kenshomi]

use dropbox