If you skip a day of traction..

[Voltage]

If you skip a day of traction, how much time do you have to restart in order to increase your rods .5cm? I go by the andropenis scale;

9hrs a day * 1 week = add .5cm.

But I do something more realistic;

3hrs a day * 3 weeks.

So yeah. If I miss a day or two consecutively, do I have to restart my time frame? The way I look at it, unless I increase the rods/lengthen the flaccid penis, the erect penis won't straighten further. And I've found it especially difficult to lengthen the flaccid penis, unless I've done traction every single day without fail. Usually when it comes time to add some rod, my penis is too short for the adjustment. (I usually miss 3 days total a cycle). 1 a week due to work schedule.

[james1947]

Voltage

Nothing will happen if you skip a day sometimes.
You should increase the roads length according to what you feel, I mean not over-stretching and not according to the manufacturers promotional statements.

James

[Stevew87]

I read on PEGYM somewhere saying taking a day off once a week is actually beneficial as it allows the penis to grow and then like stretch more or something?

[skunkworks]

Don't go by length, go by tension. It is not smart to go by length.

Measure the tension of your device and find out how much tension you will be under at each tension mark, then stay at between 900g and 1200g tension for beginners, and 1200g and 1500g tension for experienced users.

You might find on cold days you need fewer rods/length than you do on hot days. Tension is the important measure, watching it is what will keep you safe from injury.

[Voltage]

I've been at this on and off for a year and I don't know how to do that. lol There's no measurements on the rods itself, so how do I do that?

[skunkworks]

Get a kitchen scale, put traction device on it, push down.

[Stevew87]

What kind of kitchen scale though? I think mine is quite old fashioned it has like metal things you put on one end and then the bowl for putting flour in on the other.  

[skunkworks]

Mine looks like this http://www.traderscity.com/board/userpix28/18636-digital-weighing-pans-kitchen-scale-3kg-1g-5kg-2g-electronic-count-timer-bell-1.jpg

But you just need any scale you can push down on that tells you weight. Your existing counters and balances one won't do it though.

I will make a video (crappy phone quality sadly) showing how I do it tomorrow.