I have heard it said on many forums that gains will get slower and slower as we grow. I am challenging this notion as is may be in our heads. I think if we expect something to happen the chances of it happening are greater. In this case I think some guys gain an inch then expect the gains to slow because this is what so many say and ultimately they mentally slow their gains. For some this is a discouraging point and may cause some to quit. I have a completely different opinion on this.
I have always believed that the longer we become the easier it is to gain length. I think the added length allows for different exercise that was not possible at shorter lengths. I also like to look at the percentage of growth. If a guy with a 5" penis gains at 10% a year on average his second year will yield more gains based on his percentage of growth. I think the problem is in the routine not in the gain potential. I think periodically the routine needs to be re-evaluated and changed according to ones needs. I think giving up a routine that initially gave us great gains is hard sometimes but it needs to happen to stimulate new growth during a plateau.
I have changed my routine 4 times since I started Penis Enlargement. I did some minor tune-ups here and there but a major routine change happened 4 times. When I reached a plateau of more than a month or two I knew something needed to change. My new workout would be completely different then it's predecessor. I thought this necessary to continually shock my growth.
I am now fine tuning my forth workout (as some know it's been months in the making) My last plateau was at 10.5" erect and I am struggling now for that 11". For a while I was reserved to the thoughts of stagnation. I really started thinking that my gains are supposed to slow. It's an easy trap to fall into. I want my percentage of gains to remain consistent and this is a total mental and physical effort. Being positive and believing in myself is so important and will be my ticket beyond 11".
I have always believed that the longer we become the easier it is to gain length. I think the added length allows for different exercise that was not possible at shorter lengths. I also like to look at the percentage of growth. If a guy with a 5" penis gains at 10% a year on average his second year will yield more gains based on his percentage of growth. I think the problem is in the routine not in the gain potential. I think periodically the routine needs to be re-evaluated and changed according to ones needs. I think giving up a routine that initially gave us great gains is hard sometimes but it needs to happen to stimulate new growth during a plateau.
I have changed my routine 4 times since I started Penis Enlargement. I did some minor tune-ups here and there but a major routine change happened 4 times. When I reached a plateau of more than a month or two I knew something needed to change. My new workout would be completely different then it's predecessor. I thought this necessary to continually shock my growth.
I am now fine tuning my forth workout (as some know it's been months in the making) My last plateau was at 10.5" erect and I am struggling now for that 11". For a while I was reserved to the thoughts of stagnation. I really started thinking that my gains are supposed to slow. It's an easy trap to fall into. I want my percentage of gains to remain consistent and this is a total mental and physical effort. Being positive and believing in myself is so important and will be my ticket beyond 11".