As you have noted, OTS does require a lot more weight to achieve fatigue for many guys. It sounds like you’ve been taking a very reasonable, safe approach to increasing weight. If you had the time, of course, I’d suggest upping your hanging time, but you probably can’t afford to, so yet more weight is likely the only option to try to induce fatigue.
What is your flaccid stretched length, NBP? This can be relevant to trying to make tunica gains… Too little shaft between the hanger’s grip and your body can be problematic.
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Para, Some days I can put in more time, yesterday I did 4 sets in my first session and I get in 4 sessions a day when possible.
What I try not to do is up the weight and time at the same time.
My NBPFSL was 6 1/4" on the 23rd December 04. I am due to measure again next Sunday 13th Jan 05.
So is it best to have my BIB starter hanger attached as close to the head as possible?
I am starting to get some fluid build up in the end of my foreskin.
Also some hard vessels where the hanger attaches and above the hanger. I wont call them thrombosed veins as I read some threads where it was mentioned that it is an over used term. Maybe they are hardened lymph vessels, no pain, clear in colour.
SNM, before hanging BTC I was pumping daily.
I added BTC (Oct 2nd 04) hanging to my routine.
I was filling in a progress report,
My progress report.
I had made 1/4" length gains but lost them during my enforced break.
So I am back to square one.
I do not know what my LOT was when hanging BTC.
On 17th Jan 05 my LOT was about 7:30-8:00. That is loss of VISIBLE tugback.
My set up is a squat stand with some rope attached, then I attach a fish scale to the other end of the rope and sit in front of the squat stand.
I tried using weight but found there was so much drag it was difficult to tell how much I was hanging with.
I got the idea for the fish-scale from someone on another site and really love it.
I used weights when hanging BTC.