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You are right about Craven’s and Stal-Kool’s comments.
Yes, these really are injury savers.
I’d like to turn the question in a bit a different way.
It seems you have done your "mandatory" 3-months Newbie Routine and now want to move to other things.
But have you been gaining with the Newbie Routine?
If yes, how much and how fast - and why should you abandon it then?.
If no: are you sure you mastered in these short 3 months the way of correct stretching and the art of perfect jelqing?
Because most of us need much more time to achieve these objectives.
The idea of the Newbie Routine is NOT to be a 3-months conditioning routine and then you can move to the "real" exercises.
It is already the real exercise for life-long PE!
Only when you experience a plateau in gains you should eventually consider to change the routine.
These are called ‘advanced exercises’ because they advance the risk of injury.
And last but not least: are you in the "zone of growth"?
Then a) why leave it, and if no then b) why not search it on a systematic way?
Maybe you have a quick read on my methodology approach post number 10 in this thread: SMALL PENIS can’t deal with it anymore
After all, it’s your dick, but then don’t whine if it hurts because you are going at it too early, too ambitious and too harsh..
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