Hey guys,
In my experience edging after my PE workout (in light of the potential gain benefits outlined by PESG and others), I've come to notice that while in some cases I've sported an awesome 95-100% erection after my workout, a lot of the time my EQ after a workout isn't really the greatest and is not ideal for edging.
Maybe I need to spend a little more time (I've only been doing PE for 2.5 months or so) to see how my body adjusts. But in general I've been coming to believe that, at least for me, a good PE workout ends with just the right amount of "good" fatigue (there's a huge difference that you can feel)... but a fatigue which also results in decreased EQ, even if only temporary. I've seen plenty of vets on here comment that the times where they've gained the most have been during lower-EQ periods.
I just don't know if the post-workout edging is really that useful when in this state of fatigue- and so I am wondering how many of you opt not to edge after your workout? Obviously you can still achieve great gains without post-workout edging, right? Or, if I chose to edge at times OTHER than directly after my PE workout (i.e. rest days, a couple of hours later, etc. ... when my EQ is doing much better) would it still have the same potential gain benefits?
I believe Pegasus would be a great guy to hear from on this topic.
In my experience edging after my PE workout (in light of the potential gain benefits outlined by PESG and others), I've come to notice that while in some cases I've sported an awesome 95-100% erection after my workout, a lot of the time my EQ after a workout isn't really the greatest and is not ideal for edging.
Maybe I need to spend a little more time (I've only been doing PE for 2.5 months or so) to see how my body adjusts. But in general I've been coming to believe that, at least for me, a good PE workout ends with just the right amount of "good" fatigue (there's a huge difference that you can feel)... but a fatigue which also results in decreased EQ, even if only temporary. I've seen plenty of vets on here comment that the times where they've gained the most have been during lower-EQ periods.
I just don't know if the post-workout edging is really that useful when in this state of fatigue- and so I am wondering how many of you opt not to edge after your workout? Obviously you can still achieve great gains without post-workout edging, right? Or, if I chose to edge at times OTHER than directly after my PE workout (i.e. rest days, a couple of hours later, etc. ... when my EQ is doing much better) would it still have the same potential gain benefits?
I believe Pegasus would be a great guy to hear from on this topic.
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