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Okay, so deeper we go. I came across this the other day, and I'm honestly still digesting it, but it's my kinda sh*t : The Long Game - Learning with Longer Stretch. On this thread, the guy discusses at length (yes, I know, the puns are flowing) a BPSFL based routine design strategy that incorporates the stress-strain curve from physics and a fair bit of knowledge about fibrous tissue biomechanics. It's definitely worth a read, if you can stick with it. I'm still working through it myself.
That said, I did start tracking my Pre-workout BPSFL vs Post-workout BPSFL (10 mins post workout) to see if any of it translates. My Pre-BPSFL today was 6" and Post-BPSFL was 6.25". If you read the thread linked above, you'll find an equation to get the amount of strain [(Post / Pre) - 1] * 100 = percent strain. So my strain for today was 4.167%.
You have to read through the thread to get the details, but the basic idea is that you want to sit between 2-5% strain (newbs can be closer to 5% while veterans should be lower in the range). Too little and you're not doing enough. Too much and you're doing too much.
Like I said, I still haven't digested all of it, but the guy is putting forth a model to use BPSFL to "signal" when it's time for a break. There are obviously other good reasons to take a break (bad indicators, stalled progress, etc), but this seems promising to me, as the other reasons mentioned are probably lagging indicators. I plan to explore this more as I move forward on my PE journey. Would love to hear thoughts from the community as they arise.
This is very interesting to me because the whole PE thing has always been very anecdotal which is hard for my logical brain to accept. That being said, I have always considered any flaccid measurement to have a high degree of error due to the fact that the flaccid penis is very dynamic in size. My unaroused flaccid varies by 1.5"! Anyway, I'm going to buy in and try this next week when I start my PE routine again. Will start logging daily in my log.

