Wondering How Much Was Gained By You Advanced Guys During Atleast 6 Weeks Of Phaze 1?

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Im about to start the reutine on monday. Was wondering how much you guys gained in erect length, and erect girth, with atleast 6 weeks of phaze 1.

if you want to add additional info on this phaze, please feel free too.

thank you.
 
slicNICK I'm not advanced at all. I started Penis Enlargement-ing 26.10.2004 and since then I've gained 0.5" in length and 0.1" in girth (never focused on it though) doing phase 1 exercises. It's the best routine for newbies and I strongly recommend it.

Good luck! ;)
 
Here are my erect measurments from 1/10/04:

non-bone pressed: 5.375
bone pressed: 6.5
girth: 5.125

My starting measurments are in my sig.
 
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rewave said:
It's the best routine for newbies and I strongly recommend it.

I love the Phase 1 routine and I go back and do it a few times a month. There is something about getting back to basics that kind of inspires me. It is like getting to reset everything and start again. The stretching portion is so thorough and when I am through it feels like I hit every possible angle. I mainly do dry exercise now as far as my girth goes but I wet jelq once a week and I am never disappointed.
 
DLD you should become a motivational speaker man. Of course as a part-time job apart from MoS LOL :) J/K man you're the best ;)
 
rewave said:
DLD you should become a motivational speaker man. Of course as a part-time job apart from MoS LOL :) J/K man you're the best ;)

I really feel Penis Enlargement, I love this shit and there is nothin' like speadin' the awareness.
 
during 6 weeks of phase one I basically got all the length gains I have now. .75 inches in length. But I got maybe .1 inches in girth. Since then I've been lazy w/ length
 
in the first two months i gained about half an inch erect lenght and roughly a quarter inch girth (due to some for newbies unrecommended techniques *g*)
 
girth takes a longer time to see gains. Don't know why, but it requires more work and more stress. At least for most of us
 
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