TL;DR Measure your dick however you want, hard, soft, stretched, extended, in a pump pre/post session, as long as its CONSISTENT. This doesnt mean your dick is actually this size. WHAT IT DOES is shows progress or regress.

I am not a PE expert.

I am a pro powerlifter and have an elite total in 3 weight classes and have squatted 900lbs multiple times. I am a soft tissue expert and have been practicing for 10 years.

Miyamoto Musashi said "when you know "the way" broadly, you see it in all things.

This is to say when you achieve mastery over a given discipline or area of study, you begin to see it in everything you do.

This post is partially in response to another I saw yesterday that seemed to discourage something I am actually all in favor of.

Relativistic measures of growth.

In the way that I train for powerlifting I actually NEVER squat with a straight bar or bench with a competition grip, or in my normal stance, as I would on the platform on competition day. Rather I perform variations that are close enough to build strength, but different enough to avoid fatigue and injury. This is called conjugate periodization.

Year after year I have relied on things like box squats, benching with different grips and using bands/chains. Year after year my numbers on the platform go up

I saw a guy bash measuring your length in a pump yesterday and it got me thinking. So I pulled out my old cylinder from a while ago and BOOM. Packed a 9x2 from top to bottom in UNDER 5min at 10hg. 6 months ago I could hit 8.5 in 30minutes at 10hg on a good day. This was something I didn't realize because I currently use a 2.36" (weird I know) tube and only for 10min prior to using the frankenstender/APEX Xtender.

What does this mean? Well, it certainly doesn't mean my dick is 9".

PE is fucking boring. You can spend weeks or even months seeing no change whatsoever. I see guys saying they haven't had any gains in months and it sucks and I hate it for them.

What I'm getting at it that in conjugate training our goal is to break records constantly on ALL DIFFERENT variations of squat bench and deadlift.

Perhaps you should do the same with your penis.

You see one of the BEST things about the way I train for weights and PE is I'm ALWAYS motivated to break another record. I try to break my box squat record, my narrow grip bench, my reverse band deadlift, my girth when im clamped, length when im clamped, I try to break my length pumped, I try to break my length in the extender, my post session BPSFL, ANY VARIATION I can do I measure and try to beat.

I track every single one of those numbers and EVERY TIME I measure my squat or my dick it's gone up. Probably most importantly is that I only ever test my squat once every 6 months and my dick every 60 days.

By breaking your records pumped, stretched, extended, clamped, whatever, under the SAME EXACT CONDITIONS you will progress.

This has been true from 135lbs to 905lbs squat and from 7" to 8.5" length.

You will keep motivation extremely high in the process also and you will look forward to switching gears from length to girth and using different techniques and variations.

Now again DO NOT CONFUSE WHAT IM SAYING, if you have to pump your dick to hit 9" that doesn't mean you have a 9" dick. You don't. BUT if you used to get 6 and now you get 7 then you have achieved progress.

All this to say I encourage you all to use whatever metric you like to track PROGRESS, but to keep in mind the conditions must be EXACTLY the same, AND for us all to agree that the only number that you actually need to worry about it your own.

I TRULY hope this comes across right and that it is positive, encouraging and helpful to you my brothers.

With love

• PervMcSwerve

(EDIT: For those who are wondering how I got my glans bigger, I use the water trick but go up a cup size. Your glans is the least difficult part of your penis to grow.)

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