Average gains

I have noticed that when you look up what the average gains are there is a big gap between what you find. There seems to be some posts that say you usually gain a half an inch or so in 3 months. Others that say usually a year or more. Is there any good answer to what is typically seen with commitment? I have really been trying to keep my hopes as low as possible for this whole thing. I am hoping for girth personally

In my opinion it’s all mental man, if you go into thinking it’s not gonna work.. That’s whats going to happen. On the other hand go into thinking I’m gonna do my best and I know I’ll see gains you will gain. And sometimes there is times when you may go 6 months with no gains, then poof 0.25” or even half an inch. It all depends on the person.. Stay positive, stay with it and you will see gains.

The mental attitude is only to ensure motivation.I see people talking about the positive attitude a lot and it almost sounds like they are suggesting your mental attitude can do anything to a physiological condition. IF this does work, it’ll have nothing to do with your attitude.it’ll be through consistency.I’m not sold this stuff works outside of people who lose weight, inconsistent measuring, and natural variation in penis size at various phases. That said I still have hope.but the ONLY way, if it worked, will be to keep at it as needed. Being positive or negative as you do won’t do a thing.unless you beleive in psychics, ghosts or aliens.

Gonnebe9x6.not to say you are suggesting something different (my skepticism aside that is).just a comment in general, not directed at you. My respect.

I believe average gains are about 1.5 inches in length. Remember pe is like the gym you got to nail down the form.

In 1 month i had great gains due to my good form, eating habits and consistency.

Good Luck with your gains people.

I’ve gained a bit over 0.4” in my first month and I believe it’s mainly due to being optimistic, consistent and not overdoing it. Those 0.4” are probably from stretching alone because I did only 30 dry jelqs per session.

I also gained almost half an inch in the first month. I did try PE once before but did not gain anything. I had no idea what I was doing.

Do not think that the mental power can’t work. The brain can not see the differences between fantasy and reality.

It seems pretty common from reading here, for someone to gain up to an inch within a relatively short period of time. I gained about and inch (in length) within 4 months or so, along with a little girth. Of that inch, I suspect that half was due to “regaining” some lost length due to an improvement in EQ.

Connective tissue has a certain degree of elasticity to it. People who start Pilate’s or yoga often find a significant increase in flexibility within the first few months, or weeks. After that, they can continue to gain flexibility, but the process is much slower. I am continuing to gain length, and now more girth, but at a much slower pace.

I think the mental attitude determines whether you will have sufficient patience, persistence and determination to continue beyond those early gains. If you start out running your first marathon thinking you probably won’t be able to complete it, you almost certainly will not. If you start out determined that you will finish it, you might.

As for the average total gain among those that stick with it for a couple of years or more, an inch and a half, or so, seems pretty common. If many members here are to be believed, gains greater than that are possible. I have heard some suggest that there is something physiologically unusual about those big gainers, and that seems possible. I suspect that they were just sufficiently driven, fanatical, etc. to keep going. A lot of guys who gain 1 1/2 inches in a couple of years are either going to meet their goal, decide that they have reached a point of diminishing returns that makes PE not time-effective, or will have a change in life circumstances that makes PE impossible or impractical.

This is just an idea: Surely the PE Date Site has stored a lot of information on average gains? This would be a way more reliable indicator than individual accounts, as interesting as they might be. Wouldn’t it be relatively simple to find members who have entered data for different periods of time and give the average gains for those periods? I’m happy to do the analysis if I can get the data.

There are lot of pages written about average gains (newbie gains, per year gains, overall gains, etc). Have you noticed that button top-right labeled “search”?