i think the lengthmaster is the manual work....but it increase intensity due to the way it is designed.....or else the device is being used with manual effort....
 
yep the LM is the DLDs master piece :) I think im having a hard time strteching or maybe im too anxious about because i feel im close to my goal,i think placing the LM chamber at the base of the penis is a bit more effective to pull the inner penis out..thats way better we can pull the inner penis out in a more effective way......
 
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shortdick;647062 said:
yep the LM is the DLDs master piece :) I think im having a hard time strteching or maybe im too anxious about because i feel im close to my goal,i think placing the LM chamber at the base of the penis is a bit more effective to pull the inner penis out..thats way better we can pull the inner penis out in a more effective way......

I might try placing it at the base and see what happens.
 
doublelongdaddy;646986 said:
The LengthMaster replaces almost all manual stretching with very few exceptions.
The lengthmaster by itself or with resistance bands is probably the best length workout you can ever have besides hanging but there's something about stretching with my hands that makes it feel so effective and intuitive. When I stretch or jelq with my hands I get better "feedback" if that makes sense. It's more sensitive. But the downside is that it isn't very good on the body.

I know I've said this before and it's a huge buzzkill but I am fairly confident that manual pe work is ergonomically not good at all on the back, neck, and shoulders. I try to limit my manual work and to stretch my muscles and hang upside down with teeter boots to stretch out my spine and decompress the discs. Deep tissue massages are also incredibly benifical.
 
tb007;647083 said:
The lengthmaster by itself or with resistance bands is probably the best length workout you can ever have besides hanging but there's something about stretching with my hands that makes it feel so effective and intuitive. When I stretch or jelq with my hands I get better "feedback" if that makes sense. It's more sensitive. But the downside is that it isn't very good on the body.

I know I've said this before and it's a huge buzzkill but I am fairly confident that manual pe work is ergonomically not good at all on the back, neck, and shoulders. I try to limit my manual work and to stretch my muscles and hang upside down with teeter boots to stretch out my spine and decompress the discs. Deep tissue massages are also incredibly benifical.
you could be right about manual PE being hard on the back, neck, and shoulders. I just do stretches and go for a few mile walk to fix any soreness. A walk in the morning is good for a stiff back.
 
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GirthGains;647086 said:
you could be right about manual PE being hard on the back, neck, and shoulders. I just do stretches and go for a few mile walk to fix any soreness. A walk in the morning is good for a stiff back.

I get lower back pain from PE especially using the LengthMaster in lower positions. I have learned to stretch out before training now, just like I would do in the gym before training. Try that out, it is a huge help for me. I mainly do Yoga positions that concentrate on CORE muscles, nothing serious, maybe 10 minutes.
 
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