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The inner penis or the inner tunica etc, we don't have to dicuss the names because the efficacy is what is important:
In my opinion:
PE 'gain distance area' depends on where the grip is. In hanging and extending, and the rest of exercises, where the 'grip structure' is near the glans, this will create (most) gains in the shaft area's. (The red line)
(I'm talking all flaccid exercises btw)
If the grip is made at the base, and the penis is bend or twisted (everyone has a name for this exercises, again we are not looking for names) the twist or bend is ONLY to not let the grip slip. The rest of the shaft should be left alone with no pressure etc
Then when the grip is made (by hands or device) and stays at that point and it is pulled/stretched then this will create (most)gains in the black area. The stretch or pull has a small area to pull. It is not like stretching at the glans obviously where u can create a stretch as much as you penis length. This stretch can maybe stretched/pulled 1inch max.
But the (inner) tunica will suffer as much as the (shaft)tunica does with other exercises.
Does anybody agree with this? and did someone experienced the base exercises and has an opinion that this gain didn't came from the shaft?
I think that if someone has done the extending or hanging or anything that has to do with the glans grip, and experienced an annoying plateau (after 1 year or more of course, keeping as much as possible dedicated that you could gain more gains, so not after 6 months and then thinking you hit a 'shaft' plateau ) that this person should attack the black line and figure out how to gain from this area.
Because the tunica didn't stop at the pubic bone (symphysis). It goes inches beyond. And the glans grip didn't reach this gain distance as this reaches the distance of the shaft (or not as much)
So the (micro)damage that is the essential thing in gaining, can be created (and more targeted) beyond the symphysis , than the glans grip exercise does.
It's not that the inner penis comes out of your body and that these created the length gain.
It's the repair (just like the gains on the shaft created length) that has the gains coming (it has grown, not something that has appeared because it always was hidden there (buried penis). The buried penis can be solved by fat loss of that area (fat pad or panniculus in medical terms) or by surgery. But still that can be done after the inner PE also, so the created inner PE gains are not involved in this.
The bend has to be as near at the symphysis as possible and this can only be created by a grip that is not as width. As wide as you thumb for example so that the bend can be created directly after that. The bend is made near the base shaft (as near as possible) let's say a maximum of 2inches length of non bone pressed. If the bend can be made before that then you should be able to target the tissue from that on to beyond the pubic symphysis. The black line through the penis is where the grib bend should occur approximately.
The skin of the shaft should be retracted as much as possible and gathered at the base before the grip, so that when the bend occurs you will not end up stretching your pubic skin, otherwise this would make the inner tunica unharmed.
And there must be a 'bend' because let's say someone thinks to attache the extender at the base,this of course wil stretch you skin and now the grip is at the glans again, so the bend mus occur so the grip stays at that place to reach that damage distance that is not seen by eye.
Hope you folks understand
In my opinion:
PE 'gain distance area' depends on where the grip is. In hanging and extending, and the rest of exercises, where the 'grip structure' is near the glans, this will create (most) gains in the shaft area's. (The red line)
(I'm talking all flaccid exercises btw)
If the grip is made at the base, and the penis is bend or twisted (everyone has a name for this exercises, again we are not looking for names) the twist or bend is ONLY to not let the grip slip. The rest of the shaft should be left alone with no pressure etc
Then when the grip is made (by hands or device) and stays at that point and it is pulled/stretched then this will create (most)gains in the black area. The stretch or pull has a small area to pull. It is not like stretching at the glans obviously where u can create a stretch as much as you penis length. This stretch can maybe stretched/pulled 1inch max.
But the (inner) tunica will suffer as much as the (shaft)tunica does with other exercises.
Does anybody agree with this? and did someone experienced the base exercises and has an opinion that this gain didn't came from the shaft?
I think that if someone has done the extending or hanging or anything that has to do with the glans grip, and experienced an annoying plateau (after 1 year or more of course, keeping as much as possible dedicated that you could gain more gains, so not after 6 months and then thinking you hit a 'shaft' plateau ) that this person should attack the black line and figure out how to gain from this area.
Because the tunica didn't stop at the pubic bone (symphysis). It goes inches beyond. And the glans grip didn't reach this gain distance as this reaches the distance of the shaft (or not as much)
So the (micro)damage that is the essential thing in gaining, can be created (and more targeted) beyond the symphysis , than the glans grip exercise does.
It's not that the inner penis comes out of your body and that these created the length gain.
It's the repair (just like the gains on the shaft created length) that has the gains coming (it has grown, not something that has appeared because it always was hidden there (buried penis). The buried penis can be solved by fat loss of that area (fat pad or panniculus in medical terms) or by surgery. But still that can be done after the inner PE also, so the created inner PE gains are not involved in this.
The bend has to be as near at the symphysis as possible and this can only be created by a grip that is not as width. As wide as you thumb for example so that the bend can be created directly after that. The bend is made near the base shaft (as near as possible) let's say a maximum of 2inches length of non bone pressed. If the bend can be made before that then you should be able to target the tissue from that on to beyond the pubic symphysis. The black line through the penis is where the grib bend should occur approximately.
The skin of the shaft should be retracted as much as possible and gathered at the base before the grip, so that when the bend occurs you will not end up stretching your pubic skin, otherwise this would make the inner tunica unharmed.
And there must be a 'bend' because let's say someone thinks to attache the extender at the base,this of course wil stretch you skin and now the grip is at the glans again, so the bend mus occur so the grip stays at that place to reach that damage distance that is not seen by eye.
Hope you folks understand
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