Pumping

[kouxiong]

Hey guys, I just want to know if there is a way to pump for length gains? And if you got length gains with a pump, how did you do it? Thanks.

 

[engineer805]

I've pumped for about 30 years and my experience has been that length gains take much longer, and are generally much less than girth gains (in absolute inches). My understanding is that increasing length requires stretching of the "suspensory ligaments" (on some guys that have very little body fat, they appear as two cords just above the base of the penis - like the cables of a suspension bridge. Ligaments do not stretch easily ... I would think that the tensioning devices that grip the penis head and put a long-time constant pull on it with springs would do a better job. Pumping would only stretch these ligaments in shorter sessions. I've added at least 2" to my girth, but only about 3/4" to my length over the years.

 

[Stratavos]

I've pumped for about 30 years and my experience has been that length gains take much longer, and are generally much less than girth gains (in absolute inches). My understanding is that increasing length requires stretching of the "suspensory ligaments" (on some guys that have very little body fat, they appear as two cords just above the base of the penis - like the cables of a suspension bridge. Ligaments do not stretch easily ... I would think that the tensioning devices that grip the penis head and put a long-time constant pull on it with springs would do a better job. Pumping would only stretch these ligaments in shorter sessions. I've added at least 2" to my girth, but only about 3/4" to my length over the years.

so in other words... yes you can try to focus on length gains with pumping, but longer sessions are not the way to do it. the advised 10~15 min is wisest, I'd advise the 15 per session, and a session a day, no more than 3 days in a row (which should be quite easy on your time).

 

[pdxjoe]

Also using a smaller diameter tube forces the gain to be in length more than girth. Always keep the pressure around 5hg, short sessions are advisable. Slow and steady wins the race.