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Originally posted by WaxN
DLD, I think the bag analogy is good, but I'd say the penis is both - a bag & a rope (just as light can be considered a wave & a particle).
The soft tissue of the penis is a bag, whereas the tough ligaments/tendons are more of a rope.
Do you think that's a fair analogy?
Originally posted by ICM
I would say that it is true essentially (what DLD says) but consider this:
With girth exercises do the tissues not get stronger with every repair (in a larger state)? I would say so. There for length gains would be harder to get.
Also what if somehow hyperplasia (correct word?) was occurring? You would have more fibers to break down.
The other end of this though is, if the above is true, and you are strengthening the fibers of your penis, does it make enough of a difference to actually slow down your gains?
Lastly I think every routine should have a little jelqing, especially BTB. I would make the distinction between light jelqing and hardcore girth work.
I see your points and I wanted to make a suggestion based on your take. I think a more vigorous length routine would be more sensible than eliminating girth while training for length. If increased girth creates a stronger "rope" as suggested than the solution that would make most sense is to continue a girth routine and increase the time and intensity of the length routine.
Through my 3 years in Penis Enlargement I have had growing spurts in both length and girth at different PHASES even though I trained both areas with as much intensity as the other.
DLD