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So I haven't measured my length since starting up length work again just over two months ago (after a looooong break)... and the thing is, I'm hesitant to measure in case of disappointment...

Is there any merit in never measuring and just going by eye, feel and feedback?

...or does there come a point where you simply need the numbers to know whether workouts are effective or not?
 
I try to measure every 3 months or so. Gains are slow to come and there are other factors involved. Like right now I'm not seeing an increase in NBPEL, but in BPEL, I'm seeing movement. I also noticed that my fat pad has gone up a bit, due to the bulking season + end of year birthdays, Christmas, and anniversaries.
 
MaxRichards;679484 said:
So I haven't measured my length since starting up length work again just over two months ago (after a looooong break)... and the thing is, I'm hesitant to measure in case of disappointment...

Is there any merit in never measuring and just going by eye, feel and feedback?

...or does there come a point where you simply need the numbers to know whether workouts are effective or not?
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You won't gain amazing size in 2 months..personally i would never measure earlier than 3 months,just to see if my routine is working or not.If i gained something,anything,i'm sticking with that routine and i'm not gonna measure in the next 6-7 months.Measuring often will bring you disappointment.
 
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i always feel when u gain u can feel and see the gains...
measuring will only dissapoint u although u should measure from time to time like a month or 2 months inorder to see ur progress specifially for small progress cuz big ones will be noticebale
 
Just measure. A break can reduce gains but not by much and can easily be gained back in 1 session of training.
 
kyomoto;679632 said:
Just measure. A break can reduce gains but not by much and can easily be gained back in 1 session of training.
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loosing gains,gaining n loosing wtf,that extra half an inch can be the most effective to keep the gains safe...:P
 
Measurements need to be thorough and extremely accurate in the beginning and as you progress, every three month, you should take new measurements in the identical way you did the first to see gains. Crappy measurements and guesses will always leave a doubt in your mind if you have gained or not. Keep things as accurate as possible. Take pictures too, even if you do not plan to post them, they will serve to bring so much pride and inspiration as you grow and update those pictures.
 
MaxRichards said:
So I haven't measured my length since starting up length work again just over two months ago (after a looooong break)... and the thing is, I'm hesitant to measure in case of disappointment...

Is there any merit in never measuring and just going by eye, feel and feedback?

...or does there come a point where you simply need the numbers to know whether workouts are effective or not?
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I've not measured since I resumed training but I can see and feel the flaccid gain in length each time I try wrapping my penis with the bandage. For me as a veteran, I give myself 6 months before measuring. This is my style.
 
huge-girth said:
I've not measured since I resumed training but I can see and feel the flaccid gain in length each time I try wrapping my penis with the bandage. For me as a veteran, I give myself 6 months before measuring. This is my style.
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6 months is the perfect time
 
DLD said:
Measurements need to be thorough and extremely accurate in the beginning and as you progress, every three month, you should take new measurements in the identical way you did the first to see gains. Crappy measurements and guesses will always leave a doubt in your mind if you have gained or not. Keep things as accurate as possible. Take pictures too, even if you do not plan to post them, they will serve to bring so much pride and inspiration as you grow and update those pictures.
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Awesome information!
That's why BPEL is so important, there is no more accurate length messurment of your penis.
 
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