Cheap and effectiveYou taught me this and it has been working wonders for me.
Cheap and effectiveYou taught me this and it has been working wonders for me.
Thank you for checking in on me and holding me accountable, brother!How's it going @MosMaster, everything going according to your plan?
You're welcome brother. We need support and feedback (the brotherhood) to make this happen.Thank you for checking in on me and holding me accountable, brother!
Yes, even though I haven't been active on the forum for the past couple of weeks I'm still going strong and have been just trying to enjoy summer and life here. I have been slightly less strict on my routine with like 1 off day every week for 2-3 weeks now. In my opinion it's okay at times to lower the volume a little bit as long as you stay consistent and never quit the habit of working out. That's the most important for this is a marathon, the way I see it!
And you being the Big Brother watching over all of us BrothersBrothers supporting Brothers
And you being the Big Brother watching over all of us Brothers![]()
Hey guys I just watched this video and wanted to share it with you:
It's the first time I hear anyone talk about exit points and how that is relevant to PE. Very interesting and I'd love to hear your thoughts about it!
For me, it confirms my prior belief about why BTC stretching is so important to target the suspensory ligament.
@orgasmic19 @DLD @squirt_inducer_man @huge-girth
(btw this is not promoting his products, I strongly believe that the silistretcher does a far better job with vacuum hanging than this "traditional" compressor hanger)
Nope I don't. Mind explaining briefly?I think BIB: Created the theory called LOSS OF TUG. I think it’s the same. You probably already know.
Nope I don't. Mind explaining briefly?
For me, it confirms my prior belief about why BTC stretching is so important to target the suspensory ligament.
Oh cool I didn't know about this and just tried it as you described. The strongest tug is upward, medium tug is outward and NO TUG AT ALL is downward. Does this say anything about me, or could it be I've done a lot of downward stretches and hanging?This is now considered obsolete. Exercises should be done in all directions.
Grasp your flaccid penis under the glans in the O.K. grip. (Palm down)
Stretch straight up (This is 12:00) Do a Kegel. Do you feel it tug back?
(No need to pull too hard, as this can be very noticeable or can be very subtle.)
Stretch straight out (9:00) do a Kegel. Do you feel it tug back?
Stretch straight down (6:00) do a Kegel. Do you feel it tug back?
When you DON'T feel it TUG BACK, this is your Loss of Tug or LOT.
If your LOT is 6:00, you will need to do your exercises straight out and straight up.
If your LOT is 9:00 or higher, you will do exercises straight out and straight down.
You always want to exercise AGAINST the TUG
Most men find that they have low LOT. Mine is at 6:00. This means that the gains come harder and require more dedication and work to see the gains.
Men with high LOT, are very lucky. Their gains come easier and can utilize weight hanging.
I TOOK THIS FROM PEGYM, but I believe this is not the one it could be like I said it’s been a long time so my memory a little foggy.
Yeah but for best targeting of this specific ligament you should probably actually do Behind the Cheeks, or if hanging: (see pic)Agree! Any downward angles target the ligaments including hanging.
Awesome DLD. How come we don't discuss this here at MOS? Is clock stretching obsolete possibly? Or do you know of any old threads discussing this of value? Intrigued to learn more if this is of value!I first introduced clock stretching 20 years ago. This gave me the ability to introduce expressive stretching. Bibs theory was flawed as myself and others did not respond physically to the theory.