Want to quit for awhile, but can I still work on girth

I have been PEing on and off for a yr now. Although, I’ve only done the basic manual stretches and jelqing. This past month or 2 tho I’ve been consistent in hoping for some good results (length wise), but didn’t gain anything. I believe it’s because of my past inconsistency, my unit has probably toughened up so much that it will not respond to the basic stretches, and I know it’s time to move onto hanging. However, I’m in college and I do not have the time to dedicate more than an hour a day to PEing, so I wanted to stop PEing until I feel I am able to come back with time for hanging and other time consuming exercises.

My question is,
If I stop all length exercises and only jelq and clamp for girth, will it still make scar tissue in my penis that will lead too it being harder to gain length in the future when I come back. Or should I just stop everything and come back all at once.

Thanks

Hello, RR08.

There is some consensus that clamping can make length gains harder to achieve. Hopely, safely clamping does not cause scar tissue production, however.

I think that if lack of consistence is the problem, then you should rest for some weeks, and after that re-start with the newbie routine (but regular routine would be a better name), being consistent this time.

If you weren’t consistent with the manual routine, unlikely you could be consistent with hanging, that is much more time consuming and gives results after several months (for most of hangers, at least)

Hey RR08, I suggest you try ADS… It will stretch your penis regularly for length, and leave your hands free to work. Also, after you get used to it, you can put your pants on and it will be completely invisible.

And of course, always be consistent, and do jelqs and so forth.

Hello Marinera,

In Response to you,

>>There is some consensus that clamping can make length gains harder to achieve. Hopely, safely clamping does not cause scar tissue production, however.

- Yes I’ve read that clamping makes length gains harder, but is that only if your clamping and doing length exercises at the same time? Or if I start clamping will that make length gains harder to gain in the future (like if I only do a clamping routine for now, then a length routine in the future)
- And You say ‘hopefully’ safely clamping does not scar tissue production? If their is a good possibility clamping does scar tissue production, id rather just wait; but if it for sure won’t, then ill do it. What do you think I should do?

>>I think that if lack of consistence is the problem, then you should rest for some weeks, and after that re-start with the newbie routine (but regular routine would be a better name), being consistent this time.

-The lack of consistency was a past problem, then when I realized it, I took a month off. Then I started back doing 7 min warm up, 15 mins of manual stretching (all tunica stretches; through the LOT theory I found out I only have tunica gains left in me), and 10 min jelqing, 7 min warm wrap. 5 on, 2 off. I did that for two months and no gains.

>>If you weren’t consistent with the manual routine, unlikely you could be consistent with hanging, that is much more time consuming and gives results after several months (for most of hangers, at least)
- For the past two months I have been consistent with the manual routine, but I know I will not have time for hanging that’s why I thought I should take a break for awhile till I have time for hanging.

Mdrg,

I haven’t read up on ADS enough yet, but from what I have I was thinking about using an ADS once I start hanging, that way it will hopefully cement those gains?