Learning curve for hanging

Well, since the BIB hangers will be unavailable (at least temporarily even if not permanently) soon, I have decided that I am going to order one before the site is taken down. I just wanted to ask what I should expect as far as difficulty. It seems to be one of those things that LOOKS easy as hell, because you don’t know exactly how difficult it is to get it perfect until you try it. So how long did it take you to “get the hang” of hanging? Also, any tips to be offered to new hangers.

Note: I have of course read all of the Sticky threads in the hangers forum before posting this (great threads by the way), so I am looking for anything additional that it may be handy to know to save some time for myself and anyone else who is new to hanging. Thanks in advance.

Peace

soon,

>I just wanted to ask what I should expect as far as difficulty. It seems to be one of those things that LOOKS easy as hell, because you don’t know exactly how difficult it is to get it perfect until you try it. So how long did it take you to “get the hang” of hanging?<

It seems the vast majority of guys have little trouble with getting it right fairly soon. You read about problems because the squeaky wheel gets the grease. That is what this forum is for, helping with problems.

I think many of the questions and problems relate to a couple things: The level of knowledge of the individual user, the physiology of the individual user, and the amount of individual experimentation. No matter the physiology, the guys who learn the most before starting, or shortly thereafter, and the guys that take a couple weeks to experiment, trying out many things, have the most success.

I love to hear about guys that take a hanger and have immediate success. It does not happen very often because it is no big deal to report success.

>Also, any tips to be offered to new hangers.<

Learn as much as you can about what you are undertaking.

Bigger

Immediate success to report here, right out of the box. I was hanging as soon as I figured out how to cut the theraband straight. Of course, like you soon2b9, I had already read everything I could before I got it. When I did get it, the learning curve was small and I only had to make minor adjustments for comfort as I went along.

That’s great to hear tps, congratulations.

I am going to order my hanger here in a few minutes myself, and I can’t wait already! Hopefully I’ll be able to report some immediate success myself. :)

Thanks BIB and tps for replying.