Getting back into the PE game

[Juicy Member Find all posts View Profile Close Juicy]

Ok so I started PEing around 9 months ago and I recently stopped around the 5-6 month mark and haven't done any PE in the last 2 months . I started doing supra slammers at around the 5 month mark, and I was wondering what I have to do to get my penis back into condition to do my slammers again .

[hadoken2 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close hadoken2]

Welcome back, Juicy! ...

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

I have noticed that a consistent and detailed routine will take you a long way. If you stop for say one month things might change.
To reach your goal, you need to really add time to your workouts. And know when to take the next step. If you notice no
change in growth for a month you need to add more intensity and longer workouts. Otherwise you will get stronger but not bigger or
it will take so long that you will eventually give up. Its like going to the gym with regular workouts, adding more weights as soon
as possible but without feeling pain, you will grow, you need to work it up slowly. Adding more weights as soon as you feel the weights
isnt that heavy anymore. Same with PE what I have noticed.

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

I have noticed that a consistent and detailed routine will take you a long way. If you stop for say one month things might change.
To reach your goal, you need to really add time to your workouts. And know when to take the next step. If you notice no
change in growth for a month you need to add more intensity and longer workouts. Otherwise you will get stronger but not bigger or
it will take so long that you will eventually give up. Its like going to the gym with regular workouts, adding more weights as soon
as possible but without feeling pain, you will grow, you need to work it up slowly. Adding more weights as soon as you feel the weights
isnt that heavy anymore. Same with PE what I have noticed.

Good comment amc

[TheSperminator Member of the Month Oct 12 Find all posts View Profile Close TheSperminator]

I have noticed that a consistent and detailed routine will take you a long way. If you stop for say one month things might change.
To reach your goal, you need to really add time to your workouts. And know when to take the next step. If you notice no
change in growth for a month you need to add more intensity and longer workouts. Otherwise you will get stronger but not bigger or
it will take so long that you will eventually give up. Its like going to the gym with regular workouts, adding more weights as soon
as possible but without feeling pain, you will grow, you need to work it up slowly. Adding more weights as soon as you feel the weights
isnt that heavy anymore. Same with PE what I have noticed.

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