can someone please answer my question https://www.pegym.com/forums/beginners-forum/2166-jps-90-day-beginner-routine-322.html#post550035
Well just doing the routine like it says could still be done wrong, not proper warm up, too much force, too much grip, too high erection level etc.
If you go numb that's a very bad thing.
Hi guys, just wondered whether there was an established routine after the beginner. Want to be prepared in advance
This is the question I was going to ask. I will be finished with the 90 day routine come October and don't really know what to do afterward.
I actually haven't seen any gains. You think it'd be best to switch to something else? If nothing else my penis is conditioned enough to withstand more rigorous exercises now.
I've just completed my first training session, and it feels good for now. I have some questions:
1) The training program is supposed to last 90 days. Does that include the days off, or should i count only the days in which i train?
2) I plan to include edging in the workout. Does it matter if i edge immediately after, or later in the day?
3) Does the training interfere with EQ and lasting power during intercourse? Is it better to take a day off if i know i'll have sex?
I train mainly to improve EQ and lasting capabilities. I can't really complain about my size (7.5" x 5.25"), but i think i lack some girth. Increasing that to 6"-6.5" would be ideal, but i know it takes years.
Sorry, I can't be bothered looking through 324 pages for an answer to this question: Is one stroke (i.e. with the right hand) one rep. Or is a stroke with the left AND right hand one rep?
Hmmmm. Your foreskin shouldn't get in the way with the "V" Jelq exercise.
You are only sliding the "V" straight up on the sides of your penis. Even if it pulls your skin up, you are only going to the glans and then starting the other hand up.
Why would you say that your foreskin gets in the way?
How do I know exactly if I should be taking more days off?
And as I become more conditioned, should I up the reps/time? Or should I increase the # of days on per # of days off?
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