NeverEnough9s Road to a 9" Thunderstick

Ill start with a short background.. I first gave PE a shot back in 2003 but never really looked too far into it nor stuck with it. I think there wasn’t anywhere near the amount of information available as is now. I forget what exactly I was searching for but came across a few forums and did some reading. Wasn’t aware how effective it could be and how many people were doing it. I started basically at the beginning of this year doing the JP90 routine fairly consistent. Didn’t seem to get much if anything out of it but that could also attribute possible incorrect measuring.

I’ve done A LOT of reading on different methods and decided to go with hanging as I feel my girth seems to be ahead of my length in proportion and working on girth could hinder my length gains. I built a captains wench and after some modification I got it to work pretty well but was never sure if it was gripping how its supposed to. I’m the type of person that wants to make sure every variable that is in my control is optimal. After about 2 solid weeks of hanging I bought the starter bib. Have only used once and am still getting used to adjusting it properly. I’m currently at 5lbs doing two 20 min sessions a day hanging BTC. I plan on adding a session a week till I hit 6 and at that point most likely start increasing weight slowly. 

As far as where I’m starting.. I misplaced the email but from what I can remember Bib confirmed I’m ned/low exit and a 7:30ish LOT. After many attempts I still cannot manage to figure out the palpation test. I know I’m not ideal for quick gains but will still exhaust everything I can BTC before moving forward to other angles. These are my starting stats..

BPFSL - 8” 
BPEL - 7.75” (seems to fluctuate between 7.5-7.75 dep on EQ)
NBPEL - 7” (I have almost zero fad pad but tight ligs/skin at base)
MSEG - 5.5-5.75 (I’ve measured a few times and also varies it seems)
BEG - 6”

My ultimate goal changes constantly but I will set it at these..

NBPEL - 9”
MSEG - 6.5”

I know that’s a lot to ask for especially considering my exit point/LOT/ etc but I’m also not expecting those results anytime soon. I think Id be happy with an inch by the years end but more importantly just would like to see PROGRESS over time to keep me motivated. I’m starting this log to keep me on track as well as serve as a place to get some questions answered/input. Not sure if I missed anything.

As of today ill be adding a third session. Ill be doing 2 in the AM and one in the PM.

Adding a 5th session today so that will put ne at 100mins hang time a day which will be over 11hours a week. I know 10 hours hang time a week is the sweet spot. How many started gaining once they hit 10 hours? Or did it require more weight at that hang time.

I’m curious to see how you gain. I’m currently putting in about 100 mins a day as well, so hopefully our dedication pays off. It should also be pointed out that I, too, dabbled in PE 8-9 years ago, so we seem to have a similar background, and are both giving hanging a shot. I’m currently only at 5 pounds, and it feels like a fair bit of weight, so I imagine I’ll be sticking at this weight for a few weeks. I’m also experimenting in the evening with bundling my penis before hanging, and also just received a few weights from Monty to keep it hanging low all day, so we’ll see how that goes.

I know I havent updated much. I ended up hurting myself with the bib and took a break. Seems like learning curve is just too difficult for me and didnt want to risk another injury. Been using the lg for a few months. I’m currently up to 10lbs for 2 50min sessions a day. Current measurements are as follows..

BPFSL - 8.5”
BPEL - 8”
MEG - 6”

I don’t know if this is legitimate growth or I’m off on measuring. I tend to press the ruler pretty hard into my fat pad and I know its easy to have some wiggle room.

Seems legit. Congrats on getting the 8x6.

Thx. Its BPEL so not sure if that justifies it as 8x6 and it certainly doesnt look like it.

Good luck on your journey, NeverEnough9!

I look forward to seeing how you progress.