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Hello.

I'm new to PE and I have been reading a lot in this forum for the last days/weeks. My aim is especially to fix my curve which is going to the right (from birth) and for the beginning I dont really care about gaining girth or length (length of course for my shorter side, but in the best case my longer side stays the same so that my curve gets smaller as fast as possible.

I thought about doing an adjusted newbie routine. I have read that for example erect bends would help too, but as I'm new, I don't want to start with advanced exercises and as i dont have enough money to buy stuff at the moment I have to focus on manual exercises. Therefore I have some questions:

Stretches:
Am I right, that there are generally two kinds of stretches? The ones focusing on the ligs and the others focusing on the tunica?
Stretches focusing on the ligs would probably just change the angle of my penis and wouldnt be helpful to fix my curve?
Stretches on the tunica....would those be helpful? Those stretches include the stretches upwards, a-stretches,... some more?

Jelqs:
Here I would focus on jelqing against the curve and to do c-jelqs. That ok?


Later I could include exercises like erect bends, semi-erect stretching against the curve.

Thanks for helping me and if you have some more ideas, just tell me :)
 
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Fulcrum stretching? Customizing your jelqs. In six years I've gotten to know my dick alot better, and it seems more pliable from conditioning. Mines straight so I just make sure to bend in all directions equally.
 
I've had an nasty and very pronounced upward curve at the base of my penis when I started PE and now after 22months+ of PE it's aleviated by adound 50%. Here's some of the things that worked for me:

- Jelqing against the curve 10min semierect and followed by 10min flachid jelqing.
- Erect bends(around 75%-80% erect) with a tourniquet or Uli around the base with one hand while the other hand bends the shaft from the top.
- Wearing an Extender for 5-6 hours/day for 10 months has also helped a lot.
- Hanging SD and BTC with 10-15lbs over 2-3 months has helped also.

Basically any streching that streches the shorter wall shaft that causes the curve for longer periods of time(ADS) or shorter periods of time(intense manual streching and hanging) will work, as well as getting more expansion in that side of the CC(jqlqing and bends while semierect).

Fulcrum streching could work also.

~Blue.
 
Blueballs;606253 said:
I've had an nasty and very pronounced upward curve at the base of my penis when I started PE and now after 22months+ of PE it's aleviated by adound 50%. Here's some of the things that worked for me:

- Jelqing against the curve 10min semierect and followed by 10min flachid jelqing.
- Erect bends(around 75%-80% erect) with a tourniquet or Uli around the base with one hand while the other hand bends the shaft from the top.
- Wearing an Extender for 5-6 hours/day for 10 months has also helped a lot.
- Hanging SD and BTC with 10-15lbs over 2-3 months has helped also.

Basically any streching that streches the shorter wall shaft that causes the curve for longer periods of time(ADS) or shorter periods of time(intense manual streching and hanging) will work, as well as getting more expansion in that side of the CC(jqlqing and bends while semierect).

Fulcrum streching could work also.

~Blue.

Good post and awesome progress on curve correction. I think the biggest point men need to realize is there is no quick way to correct a curve, it takes time. In your case 22 months sounds about right for a time period of curve correction. Depending on how severe the curve is and how much time you put into the work to correct will determine how fast it can be corrected. In my case it took me about 24 months to cause a upward curve. I did this mainly through erect jelqing in the direction I wanted the curve. It was a slow process but so worth it for me as I have always loved the way an upward curve looks.
 
Recentlly I've been streching with a homemade LM and doing Rolls into a downward position seems to strech the upper wall of the shaft like nothing else I've done so far, so that should be a good exercise that you should incorporate into your routine IMO

Here's a pic of me doing it, with this kind of strech most of the tension of the strech will be on the upperwall of the penis, in your case you'll want to roll on to the right cu strech the left side.
http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=29265&d=1409150676

I know the thing looks like a sadomaso torture device but it gets the job done :cool:

~Blue.
 
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Thanks for the answers so far :)

Fulcrum stretch: where can I find an explanation of this exercise? Is there some page, where all the different exercises are shown?

@Blueballs:
Sounds great, what you have achieved! I will use the erect bends in 2-3 months, when I have some training with PE. The 2x10 minutes jelqing (semi-errect+flacid) sound good and I will include this as my jelqing part.

Again to the stretching part: There, I will focus at the beginning on a-stretches, fullcrum stretches (I these are ok for beginners) and a few stretches to the top. You guys think thats ok?


Another general question: Do you think fixing a curve which goes to the right/left can be fixed faster than one going up/down? I thought that, because if you have a curve to the right/left, you can focus on one side (one CC), but if you fix a curve up/down its not that easy...
 
change_it;606295 said:
Thanks for the answers so far :)

Fulcrum stretch: where can I find an explanation of this exercise? Is there some page, where all the different exercises are shown?

Check out the LengthMaster and the PowerAssist, both offer the best fulcrum stretching.
 
Thank you for your answers so far :)

Do you have a link for the fulcrum stretches?

Nice progress Blueballs! How much of your workout was focused on fixing your curve? Everything our did you just add 1-2 exercises in your normal workout in order to fix it?

So now for my routine I will jelq 10 minutes semi-errected and 10 minutes flacid, focusing to do it against the curve.
For the stretches I will do especially A-stretches, fulcrum stretches (after I know how to do them), and stretches upward. Erect bends will be included after a little time, when I have some experience with PE.
Think thats a good routine for the beginning?

And do you think its easier to fix a curve to the side, than fixing an upward/downward curve? I was think it, because with a curve to the side, one can focus the routine on one CC, but with an downward/upward curve its a little bit more complicate?
 
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I did not focuses on straightening my curve, it was a sideeffect form streching and using the Extender and Hanging, I think the only exercise I did especialy for this purpose was the erect bends that I used to do during the 10 months I used the Extender.

Just start with the Newbie Routine for 3-4 months and then build a more complex routine with bends and different types of streches.

The A-Strech is a Fulcrum strech in itself, but you'll want to set the fulcrum on the oposite side side of the curvature by using a vacum cleaner PVC pipe or a Power Assist.

~Blue
 
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change_it;606497 said:
Thank you for your answers so far :)

Do you have a link for the fulcrum stretches?

Nice progress Blueballs! How much of your workout was focused on fixing your curve? Everything our did you just add 1-2 exercises in your normal workout in order to fix it?

So now for my routine I will jelq 10 minutes semi-errected and 10 minutes flacid, focusing to do it against the curve.
For the stretches I will do especially A-stretches, fulcrum stretches (after I know how to do them), and stretches upward. Erect bends will be included after a little time, when I have some experience with PE.
Think thats a good routine for the beginning?

And do you think its easier to fix a curve to the side, than fixing an upward/downward curve? I was think it, because with a curve to the side, one can focus the routine on one CC, but with an downward/upward curve its a little bit more complicate?

Every stretch your see HERE is a fulcrum stretch
 
Sorry for the mess with the 2 almost same posts of me, but yesterday the first one was not posted, so i tried it again. Now suddenly both of them are here...its weird LMAO

doublelongdaddy;606610 said:
Every stretch your see HERE is a fulcrum stretch

Ok, thank you, very helpful link!

The A-Strech is a Fulcrum strech in itself, but you'll want to set the fulcrum on the oposite side side of the curvature by using a vacum cleaner PVC pipe or a Power Assist.

My idea was to do the a-stretch with my left hand stretching and at the same moment using the wrist of my right arm serving as a "pipe" in order to get a curve during the stretch.

As I can only start in about 2 weeks with my routine (not enough privacy before that, but afterwards that wont be a problem), I will read more in the forum and look if I can find some more ideas. But I think starting with the newbie routine is a good idea, I will just adjust it a little bit. And I will tell you if I make progress.

One more interesting thing I was thinking about: If someone would split his stretching 50:50 into lig and tunica stretching, how much would he gain through ligs and how much through tunica expansion? And is it realistic for example to gain 1 inch by tunica stretching in one year?
 
How pronounced is the curvature? Can you upload a pictue of it or a drawing showing the angle?
 
Blueballs;606665 said:
How pronounced is the curvature? Can you upload a pictue of it or a drawing showing the angle?

I would say its something around 30-35°. So its really disturbing and I want to fix it as good as possible. And as the length of my longer side is really ok for me, I dont mind only gaining one the shrote right side, if thats possible.
 
ok, thanks for your ideas :)

i'll try to include some nice exercieses in my routine and maybe change them from time to time. Just hoping, i'll make progress.
 
You gotta now that you're MOS. You'll know your dick alot better as you progress through your journey. Be patient with him so he doesn't break!
 
change_it;607096 said:
ok, thanks for your ideas :)

i'll try to include some nice exercieses in my routine and maybe change them from time to time. Just hoping, i'll make progress.

Glad we could help! Keep us up to date on your training.
 
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