Hard flaccid means no gains?DLD please chime in.

HORIZONS said:
Well the guy who created this thread said he has some kind of hard flaccid most of his life. So that's surely not fatigue. And if you already have a problem with a tight pelvic floor due to underlining reasons you can make it much worse with some(!) PE exercices. That said I won't fight a verbal war with you on this topic. The videos speak for themselves and they can maybe help someone who is finding this thread prospectively whilst freaking out completely.
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My bad. It may be helpful for some brothers. I see that now.
 
I dig up a video I previously found when doing research on the topic of peyronie's disease.
He also talks about the pelvic floor in relation to a hard flaccid.


Note: This is not a normal condition. I have personally never had any problems with my pelvic floor muscles. I only share this to eventually help someone in need of this information.

Doing Kegels are good. This condition he is talking about I don't know anything about that. But to me it sounds like lack of control, performance anxiety, or stress related...don't know?
 
squirt_inducer_man said:
Doing Kegels are good. This condition he is talking about I don't know anything about that. But to me it sounds like lack of control, performance anxiety, or stress related...don't know?
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Yep they are, unless your pelvic floor isn't already hard like a stone by contracting these muscles unwillingly. These contractions are mostly controlled by the parasympathetic nervous system, so you can't do shit about that. So freaking out alone after a hard training session whilst feeling some fatigue symptoms can easily put your body into a state of fight-or-flight response. But there are more underlining causes like hip deformity, spinal misalignment (especially in the lumbar region) or just sitting day in and day out in a wrong position. The only way to release the tension are pelvic floor exercises, reverse kegels etc. I bet almost everyone in the Boo Boo's and Band-Aids section who came there over the years with horror stories about how PE broke their dicks had some pelvic floor related problem in the first place. That's why I truly believe this topic is tremendously important for the brotherhood.
 
HORIZONS said:
Yep they are, unless your pelvic floor isn't already hard like a stone by contracting these muscles unwillingly. These contractions are mostly controlled by the parasympathetic nervous system, so you can't do shit about that. So freaking out alone after a hard training session whilst feeling some fatigue symptoms can easily put your body into a state of fight-or-flight response. But there are more underlining causes like hip deformity, spinal misalignment (especially in the lumbar region) or just sitting day in and day out in a wrong position. The only way to release the tension are pelvic floor exercises, reverse kegels etc. I bet almost everyone in the Boo Boo's and Band-Aids section who came there over the years with horror stories about how PE broke their dicks had some pelvic floor related problem in the first place. That's why I truly believe this topic is tremendously important for the brotherhood.
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Okey. PE should not break your dick. It should be the opposite. Your penis is supposed to work better after penis enlargement for some time. So this seems to be a problem a few men experience.
 
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