Hey guys,
I was wondering if any of you have some thoughts on this issue, because it kinda baffles me...why are we all going for lig gains first before really going for tunica gains? It seems that is how most people are doing it here: max out on lig gains, then go for the slow tunica gains.
Here's my reasoning for the question....
Think of your tunica as a piece of leather. Think of your ligs as a rubber band, with one end attached to a wall and the other end attached to the leather. Would it make sense to try and stretch the leather with a loose rubber band attached to the other end, or a tight rubber band (assuming the rubber band won't snap)? Basically what I am saying is that the looser your ligs get, the less tug your tunica gets, unless you are following a TOW method, where the base is clamped while you tug on the glans. Also, wouldn't extensive tunica training give one a more favorable LOT, thus increasing their lig gain potential?
Maybe some of you have good thoughts on the topic and would like to post them.
I was wondering if any of you have some thoughts on this issue, because it kinda baffles me...why are we all going for lig gains first before really going for tunica gains? It seems that is how most people are doing it here: max out on lig gains, then go for the slow tunica gains.
Here's my reasoning for the question....
Think of your tunica as a piece of leather. Think of your ligs as a rubber band, with one end attached to a wall and the other end attached to the leather. Would it make sense to try and stretch the leather with a loose rubber band attached to the other end, or a tight rubber band (assuming the rubber band won't snap)? Basically what I am saying is that the looser your ligs get, the less tug your tunica gets, unless you are following a TOW method, where the base is clamped while you tug on the glans. Also, wouldn't extensive tunica training give one a more favorable LOT, thus increasing their lig gain potential?
Maybe some of you have good thoughts on the topic and would like to post them.