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alienware83
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I feel as if im one of the only people to really crack the vacuum hanging secrets. A LOT of people, like most I know, have your problem.
For me, my method, along with building up in intensity, has allowed me to build up to +20g's of pressure for over an hour, even though I don't need that.
Its basically a wrapping method that is almost certainly going to prevent blisters like 99% of the time. I'll give you the link to the post I put over on PEgym go check it out.
https://www.pegym.com/forums/penis-devices-forum/100988-lg-hanger-vs-bib.html at the very bottom.
Keep in mind you need to build up in intensity as well, but this will help you get to places you couldn't go without using taping/wrapping. For me, I started out around 7g's, and slowly build my way to up to 20 over the period of 2 months. The amount of g's you use is also correlated with how much weight you use. I think for me, between 7-10g's was something like 10 pounds. I think thats fine for a beginner honestly, try 7g's and see where it goes.
You also need to be able to identify the warning signs of getting a blister. Its sort of hard to describe but because ive had several over my career, very small ones thankfully, I know what its like. It almost feels like a very tight pinching sensation when the blister is about to start coming. You'll feel it in one specific location on the head of your dick. When that happens just take it off and take a break.
My starting routine, including wrapping, was something like 20 minutes of 7g's with 10 pounds 3 times a day. Over time build from 20 minutes, to 30, to 40, to 50, to 1 hour if you really want.
From there I went from 10 to 13 pounds. 13 to 15, 15 to 18, then 18 to 20. I did the exact same thing as well. 20 minute sets to 30 minute sets to 40, etc. Also the pressure at each weight was something like this, 7g's at 10lb, 10g's at 13 pounds, 13g's at 15 pounds, 15-17g's at 18 pounds, and 20g's at 20 pounds. Right now thats what I use, 20g's at 20 pounds.
For me, my method, along with building up in intensity, has allowed me to build up to +20g's of pressure for over an hour, even though I don't need that.
Its basically a wrapping method that is almost certainly going to prevent blisters like 99% of the time. I'll give you the link to the post I put over on PEgym go check it out.
https://www.pegym.com/forums/penis-devices-forum/100988-lg-hanger-vs-bib.html at the very bottom.
Keep in mind you need to build up in intensity as well, but this will help you get to places you couldn't go without using taping/wrapping. For me, I started out around 7g's, and slowly build my way to up to 20 over the period of 2 months. The amount of g's you use is also correlated with how much weight you use. I think for me, between 7-10g's was something like 10 pounds. I think thats fine for a beginner honestly, try 7g's and see where it goes.
You also need to be able to identify the warning signs of getting a blister. Its sort of hard to describe but because ive had several over my career, very small ones thankfully, I know what its like. It almost feels like a very tight pinching sensation when the blister is about to start coming. You'll feel it in one specific location on the head of your dick. When that happens just take it off and take a break.
My starting routine, including wrapping, was something like 20 minutes of 7g's with 10 pounds 3 times a day. Over time build from 20 minutes, to 30, to 40, to 50, to 1 hour if you really want.
From there I went from 10 to 13 pounds. 13 to 15, 15 to 18, then 18 to 20. I did the exact same thing as well. 20 minute sets to 30 minute sets to 40, etc. Also the pressure at each weight was something like this, 7g's at 10lb, 10g's at 13 pounds, 13g's at 15 pounds, 15-17g's at 18 pounds, and 20g's at 20 pounds. Right now thats what I use, 20g's at 20 pounds.