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i have a question for all the experienced hangers on board. what is the minimum amount of time you've hung per day and still saw gains?
currently i'm a month in to my hanging and i'm hanging 18 lbs fairly comfortably for 80 minutes/day. i try to split up my 4 total, 20 minute sets into two in the morning or early afternoon and then again before bed at night. even though i haven't taken a single day off since i started on sept. 1, i've been consistently doing this routine for only a week at most so i'm not expecting any major gains yet. however, what i'm noticing is that even when i do my two sets prior to going to sleep, when i wake up, it's like my body healed some and the awesome lig stretch i get the night before disappears (not completely though). is this common? if so, i now know why they say hanging is a slow process. it's very discouraging, but there's no way i'm giving up. i'm thinking of adding another set of 20 minutes to make a total of 100 minutes/day, but time is very short for me. with 80 minutes/day, my current routine, i'm getting nearly the 10 hours/week minimum that Bib recommends. (btw Bib, how did you come up with that figure? experience?) what do you guys think?
currently i'm a month in to my hanging and i'm hanging 18 lbs fairly comfortably for 80 minutes/day. i try to split up my 4 total, 20 minute sets into two in the morning or early afternoon and then again before bed at night. even though i haven't taken a single day off since i started on sept. 1, i've been consistently doing this routine for only a week at most so i'm not expecting any major gains yet. however, what i'm noticing is that even when i do my two sets prior to going to sleep, when i wake up, it's like my body healed some and the awesome lig stretch i get the night before disappears (not completely though). is this common? if so, i now know why they say hanging is a slow process. it's very discouraging, but there's no way i'm giving up. i'm thinking of adding another set of 20 minutes to make a total of 100 minutes/day, but time is very short for me. with 80 minutes/day, my current routine, i'm getting nearly the 10 hours/week minimum that Bib recommends. (btw Bib, how did you come up with that figure? experience?) what do you guys think?