When I'm doing my stretching a lot of times I'll do my final round with a grip at the base, Expressive Stretching is what I've heard it called. I know I've gotten some growth from there and I plan to keep doing it.
The reason I started was due to glans soreness. It was a nice relief to grip at the base or close to it to finish my routine. However I got to thinking that maybe I'm doing it in the wrong part of my workout. I'm wondering if moving it to the first round of stretches would be better.
My thinking behind this is that anyone at any time can pull from the base of their penis and see a little boost in flaccid length, even if it's just temporary. If you do a round of stretches from the base you're pulling the inner penis out and if you switch to just before the head for the remainder of your stretches you're still pulling the entire penis shaft but also continuing to pull on the base which you just exposed, adding to how much more penis you're stretching. I know normal stretches do work the entire penis length but this is isolating the base first and then stretching everything.
Does this make sense to everyone? I'm so new in my training that any regular stretching I do is going to result in gains; switching things up isn't going to tell me much. More experienced members who have stalled in progress would be better able to say if this has worked to get them backb to gaining and if it did then it'd be a serious gainer for a beginner like myself.
Has anyone tried this variation? Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading and attempting to follow my [sometimes confusing] logic.
The reason I started was due to glans soreness. It was a nice relief to grip at the base or close to it to finish my routine. However I got to thinking that maybe I'm doing it in the wrong part of my workout. I'm wondering if moving it to the first round of stretches would be better.
My thinking behind this is that anyone at any time can pull from the base of their penis and see a little boost in flaccid length, even if it's just temporary. If you do a round of stretches from the base you're pulling the inner penis out and if you switch to just before the head for the remainder of your stretches you're still pulling the entire penis shaft but also continuing to pull on the base which you just exposed, adding to how much more penis you're stretching. I know normal stretches do work the entire penis length but this is isolating the base first and then stretching everything.
Does this make sense to everyone? I'm so new in my training that any regular stretching I do is going to result in gains; switching things up isn't going to tell me much. More experienced members who have stalled in progress would be better able to say if this has worked to get them backb to gaining and if it did then it'd be a serious gainer for a beginner like myself.
Has anyone tried this variation? Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading and attempting to follow my [sometimes confusing] logic.