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jvf1,
Yes, you are correct. As FSL gets longer, EL will follow a little later on. You first start noticing gains in flaccid length, then flaccid stretched length, and finally, erect length.
I really dislike talking about girth in terms of diameter. Whatever your circumference is mid-shaft, you want to have expansion of at least 1/2 inch above that when you are done. If that is the case, and you are still not getting thicker, you may want to try doing a little extra girth work.
Of you can barely fill up the tube at 2.0, then either get a larger tube, or try clamping or doing Extreme Uli's. Be very careful with EU's though, they can be extremely dangerous.
Do not go beyond your limits and injure yourself. Listen to your body. When it is telling you that it is time to back off, you should back off.
You said that "eventually is not a #". Well, I cannot give you a precise number for when you will reach a certain goal. Nobody can. There are too many factors to consider, and everyone is different. How tight your ligaments are, tensile strength of collagenous tissues, consistency, technique, experience, etc.... If you want some idea, you can check scientific studies for extenders, find out what the average gain in EL was over a six month period, and that should be fairly close as to how much you can expect to gain. But to give you an EXACT number? I'm sorry, that is just not possible. Even in those studies, with everyone doing the same amount of work, their results are different. You will find out for yourself how much you will gain in 6 months time, and that should give you an idea of how long it will take to make future gains based on the evidence.
You seem to be a very impatient individual. It is okay, we have all been down that road. After a while, you realize that this takes a lot of time, dedication and consistency. If you can't put yourself in the right mindset and accept the fact that this is literally going to take many years, then you will always be impatient and upset. You cannot expect your body to change on your own terms. It will happen when it happens. It is a gradual process. So please, don't do anything crazy. Just do your routine, keep at it, create a progress thread, and try and stay motivated.
I do not know what else to tell you.
Good luck.
Yes, you are correct. As FSL gets longer, EL will follow a little later on. You first start noticing gains in flaccid length, then flaccid stretched length, and finally, erect length.
I really dislike talking about girth in terms of diameter. Whatever your circumference is mid-shaft, you want to have expansion of at least 1/2 inch above that when you are done. If that is the case, and you are still not getting thicker, you may want to try doing a little extra girth work.
Of you can barely fill up the tube at 2.0, then either get a larger tube, or try clamping or doing Extreme Uli's. Be very careful with EU's though, they can be extremely dangerous.
Do not go beyond your limits and injure yourself. Listen to your body. When it is telling you that it is time to back off, you should back off.
You said that "eventually is not a #". Well, I cannot give you a precise number for when you will reach a certain goal. Nobody can. There are too many factors to consider, and everyone is different. How tight your ligaments are, tensile strength of collagenous tissues, consistency, technique, experience, etc.... If you want some idea, you can check scientific studies for extenders, find out what the average gain in EL was over a six month period, and that should be fairly close as to how much you can expect to gain. But to give you an EXACT number? I'm sorry, that is just not possible. Even in those studies, with everyone doing the same amount of work, their results are different. You will find out for yourself how much you will gain in 6 months time, and that should give you an idea of how long it will take to make future gains based on the evidence.
You seem to be a very impatient individual. It is okay, we have all been down that road. After a while, you realize that this takes a lot of time, dedication and consistency. If you can't put yourself in the right mindset and accept the fact that this is literally going to take many years, then you will always be impatient and upset. You cannot expect your body to change on your own terms. It will happen when it happens. It is a gradual process. So please, don't do anything crazy. Just do your routine, keep at it, create a progress thread, and try and stay motivated.
I do not know what else to tell you.
Good luck.