I am currently at 4.5" at glans, 5.2" at mid shaft and 5.9-6" at base, 5.8-6" bone-pressed (length)
My goal is to reach 6" at glans and 8" at length.
My question is... will it be harder to gain 1.5" of girth at glans or to gain a bit above 2" in length And how long would it take to reach the goal, like how long would it take an avg person lets say this avg person follow upp his routine and push it to the limit, no injuries, no breaks, no nothing 5 times a week by staying really consistent with PE never giving up or anything like that.
(won't probably be reaslitic i will probably give up, nearly everyone does it. It takes shit loads of dicipline to stay 100% consistent and focused about your routine and PE in general, no way you're gonna get those 5 days a week of PE in 2-4 years.. without giving up, it's kinda like training some people start to work out in their teens (lifting weights and suchs) but they tend to quit after a year or two and they take days off and skip training and stuff like that, lets say i didn't do that once with PE (except from the days i am supposed to take off like those 2 days of the week)
As far as training goes 3-5 years is a pretty damn long time if you are 100% focused and consistent
My goal is to reach 6" at glans and 8" at length.
My question is... will it be harder to gain 1.5" of girth at glans or to gain a bit above 2" in length And how long would it take to reach the goal, like how long would it take an avg person lets say this avg person follow upp his routine and push it to the limit, no injuries, no breaks, no nothing 5 times a week by staying really consistent with PE never giving up or anything like that.
(won't probably be reaslitic i will probably give up, nearly everyone does it. It takes shit loads of dicipline to stay 100% consistent and focused about your routine and PE in general, no way you're gonna get those 5 days a week of PE in 2-4 years.. without giving up, it's kinda like training some people start to work out in their teens (lifting weights and suchs) but they tend to quit after a year or two and they take days off and skip training and stuff like that, lets say i didn't do that once with PE (except from the days i am supposed to take off like those 2 days of the week)
As far as training goes 3-5 years is a pretty damn long time if you are 100% focused and consistent
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