Am I going to get same results even if I skip phase one and start on phase two?
Phase two looks more complex but I feel like my penis is ready for phase two.
Phase two looks more complex but I feel like my penis is ready for phase two.
Skipping Phase one- - does it matter?
It does matter. And how do you judge that your penis is ready if you haven't Penis Enlargemented before?
I say don't skip it. If you do, read some of the Injury threads. I'm not saying you will get injured and I'm not trying to discourage you. But you need to know what you are doing and how injuries are caused.
My advice is start with phase 1. Good luck with whatever you choose.
I say don't skip it. If you do, read some of the Injury threads. I'm not saying you will get injured and I'm not trying to discourage you. But you need to know what you are doing and how injuries are caused.
My advice is start with phase 1. Good luck with whatever you choose.
It probably wouldn't hurt if you're a Penis Enlargement veteran, but I would still recommend you do phase one at least for a couple of weeks. You never know what might hit it just right. If you feel like it's no challenge to yourself or benefit, then move on at that point.
Then I guess that means I could go ahead and skip it since I did phase one for about two weeks.
mr.schlong said:
Probably if you feel you're not getting any further benefit from it.
My philosophy is move on and challenge your cock when appropriate, but to rush things too fast may skip something that might benefit you.
You'll save yourself from injury if you work PHASE one for six-eight weeks so that you become a bit more familiar with how your penis will react to the workouts. This is the basis for your future Penis Enlargement routines, and it does help if you have a bit of experience before you jump into more advanced practices like ulis, clamping, or hanging. It takes time to learn about how you react to different types of stress, so I would take it slow to begin with a be patient. DLD still uses phase one from time to time, it's a very good program and it gets tremendous results. Don't put the cart before the horse.
