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Hanging - short intense sessions or long sessions with less weight?
Well that's the question I had over the last couple days.
Sadly I still haven't found the perfect answer to this, but I'll do my homework and will do more research.
So let's just be as logical here as I had been with the other theories I've been posting in my Q&A.
lots of weight = high risk of getting injuries
lots of weight = most stress for the penis, could build up a 'resistance' that instead of growing/gaining new cells, it will just heal the old ones and make them stronger - so more intensity will maybe be needed for stretching the dick to the same level
lots of weight = maybe best possible gains?! could PE be 1+1=2?! - as it's not maths and it's a part of our body I would definitely say no!
less weight = maybe no possible gains because of too less intensity?
less weight = 'Newbie Gains' as lots of people say so, not too intense and letting the penis accustom to it, many people say you don't need that much intensity in the beginning, increase the intensity only when you hit a plateau. They also say that if you're starting to intense you won't be able to make lots of total gains in your pe-career, because your dick accustoms to the intensity, builds up a resistance and you always would need to make your sessions more intense. So their intention is starting with the lowest possible intensity and slowly increasing it for getting the maximum gains over a long time span.
moderate weight = not much risk of getting injuries, not too intense for possible gain losses aka. 'Newbie Gains', not too much stress for the penis. Could it be the best method for gaining the most?
As some of you may now, I read a lot here and contacted lots of PE vets. I have some basic knowledge about the body and most of my theories I'm building up are based on rational thinking.
So in my current situation, I would say the following:
There's not a certain solution or a golden way for the best gains.
However, as it completely would make sense that tissue also could build up a resistance if it's stressed to much and has more cell damage (compare it to skin and scars) I think that we should start with less weight and then slowly increasing it within time and gains.
Also I think that if we're at a plateau in which we don't make gains, either with other'exercises' or with hanging itself, we should continue increasing the weight OR we should actually think about a deconditioning break (https://mattersofsize.com/topic/the-long-game-learning-with-longstretch-key-principles-to-make-sustained-growth.1819659/post-1860656). The theory of deconditioning breaks is made by @longstretch and I'd recommend you reading it and his thread.
Also it depends on how you want to practice PE?
Just doing it a few weeks or months and go all in for the most possible gains in a short amount of time or do you want to get the best possible gains over a longterm period?
But no matter for which way you decide, you should always take care of your dick. Injuries will interrupt your training for a few days, so always listen to your feelings
Now we're coming to my question and current theory:
Less intense and moderate weight hanging/stretching sessions for a long time period or short and very intense sessions or maybe a mix of both of them?
Here I would really need to get some help of the PE vets from this forum @longstretch @DLD @REDZULU2003 @Super @arkailija @zartan @Jackxxx @dickerschwanz @Big Al @huge-girth !
Should we do heavy sessions for a few min (as experienced person) and that's it?
Or should we do light to moderate sessions but over a long time period of a few hours? For example wearing 1lbs - 10lbs with the extender?
https://mattersofsize.com/topic/f26-grower-to-a-shower-create-a-flaccid-monster.1819779/post-1862891
Doing some moderate sessions up to 30-60min and doing some light weight hanging for couple of hours?
Doing heavy short sessions and afterwards wearing a weight hanging extender with lightweight and healing while our dick is slightly stretched?
What's your opinion and what are your experiences?
Well that's the question I had over the last couple days.
Sadly I still haven't found the perfect answer to this, but I'll do my homework and will do more research.
So let's just be as logical here as I had been with the other theories I've been posting in my Q&A.
lots of weight = high risk of getting injuries
lots of weight = most stress for the penis, could build up a 'resistance' that instead of growing/gaining new cells, it will just heal the old ones and make them stronger - so more intensity will maybe be needed for stretching the dick to the same level
lots of weight = maybe best possible gains?! could PE be 1+1=2?! - as it's not maths and it's a part of our body I would definitely say no!
less weight = maybe no possible gains because of too less intensity?
less weight = 'Newbie Gains' as lots of people say so, not too intense and letting the penis accustom to it, many people say you don't need that much intensity in the beginning, increase the intensity only when you hit a plateau. They also say that if you're starting to intense you won't be able to make lots of total gains in your pe-career, because your dick accustoms to the intensity, builds up a resistance and you always would need to make your sessions more intense. So their intention is starting with the lowest possible intensity and slowly increasing it for getting the maximum gains over a long time span.
moderate weight = not much risk of getting injuries, not too intense for possible gain losses aka. 'Newbie Gains', not too much stress for the penis. Could it be the best method for gaining the most?
As some of you may now, I read a lot here and contacted lots of PE vets. I have some basic knowledge about the body and most of my theories I'm building up are based on rational thinking.
So in my current situation, I would say the following:
There's not a certain solution or a golden way for the best gains.
However, as it completely would make sense that tissue also could build up a resistance if it's stressed to much and has more cell damage (compare it to skin and scars) I think that we should start with less weight and then slowly increasing it within time and gains.
Also I think that if we're at a plateau in which we don't make gains, either with other'exercises' or with hanging itself, we should continue increasing the weight OR we should actually think about a deconditioning break (https://mattersofsize.com/topic/the-long-game-learning-with-longstretch-key-principles-to-make-sustained-growth.1819659/post-1860656). The theory of deconditioning breaks is made by @longstretch and I'd recommend you reading it and his thread.
Also it depends on how you want to practice PE?
Just doing it a few weeks or months and go all in for the most possible gains in a short amount of time or do you want to get the best possible gains over a longterm period?
But no matter for which way you decide, you should always take care of your dick. Injuries will interrupt your training for a few days, so always listen to your feelings
Now we're coming to my question and current theory:
Less intense and moderate weight hanging/stretching sessions for a long time period or short and very intense sessions or maybe a mix of both of them?
Here I would really need to get some help of the PE vets from this forum @longstretch @DLD @REDZULU2003 @Super @arkailija @zartan @Jackxxx @dickerschwanz @Big Al @huge-girth !
Should we do heavy sessions for a few min (as experienced person) and that's it?
Or should we do light to moderate sessions but over a long time period of a few hours? For example wearing 1lbs - 10lbs with the extender?
https://mattersofsize.com/topic/f26-grower-to-a-shower-create-a-flaccid-monster.1819779/post-1862891
Doing some moderate sessions up to 30-60min and doing some light weight hanging for couple of hours?
Doing heavy short sessions and afterwards wearing a weight hanging extender with lightweight and healing while our dick is slightly stretched?
What's your opinion and what are your experiences?
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