The Second Biggest Mistake I Made With Penis Enlargement
I wrote an earlier article regarding the Biggest mistake I made with my Penis Enlargement Program.
The second biggest mistake was not measuring myself properly when I first started on my enlargement program.
When I started out, I used a soft tape measure and just measured the length of my penis.
It was a generic measurement and not very precise, but I did, at least, measure it on three separate occasions and created a pretty good base line to see if I would realize any results.
Sadly, I didn't measure the girth.
I wish I would have, as I am now more rotund in girth size, but I can't quantify by how much.
The best way to measure your penis is through determining the volume of your penis.
Sure, length and girth are important, but you want to keep track of your volume, too.
Volume will give you an overall concept of truly how much 3-Dimensional space your penis fills.
This reflects your ability to truly fulfill your partner.
Using a soft tape measure, first measure the length of the penis when fully and totally erect.
It should be measured at the top and bottom portions of the penis.
Start at the base of the penis and measure up to the tip of the head.
Girth measurement should be done in at least two areas of the shaft.
Make a note of these areas (of girth measurement) based on your length measurements (at the top portion of the shaft) so that you can remeasure these same areas at a later date.
If you have a crooked penis, the left and right side length measurements should be taken, as well.
Make a note of these measurements and up-date them every week, along with your Volume calculation, which is as follows: Volume calculation = π(r2)h Where - π = 3.
142 r2 = This is the radius of your penis (r) squared.
This means you multiply your penile radius times itself.
h = This is the height (length) of your penis.
Using this equation, for example, if your penis is 1" in width through the center (this would be a .
5" radius) and 5" in length, we would get: 3.
142 * .
5" * .
5" * 5" = 3.
92 cubic inches of Volume.
(To calculate the radius of your penis, measure the girth and multiply this times .
15915) It's really that simple.
(Make sure you use only one of your two length measurements (either top or bottom) to ensure consistency when you remeasure.
) Don't make the same mistake I did and be wondering months later what your original size truly was.
It just takes a little effort.
And trust me, watching those numbers grow (along with your penis) is truly a very rewarding and exciting experience.
To learn more about Enlarging Your Penis, Supercharging Your Sexual System, and Increasing Your Volume beyond its current limits, read IRON MAN PENIS and begin to Change Your Life.
Sincerely, Georg von Neumann
The second biggest mistake was not measuring myself properly when I first started on my enlargement program.
When I started out, I used a soft tape measure and just measured the length of my penis.
It was a generic measurement and not very precise, but I did, at least, measure it on three separate occasions and created a pretty good base line to see if I would realize any results.
Sadly, I didn't measure the girth.
I wish I would have, as I am now more rotund in girth size, but I can't quantify by how much.
The best way to measure your penis is through determining the volume of your penis.
Sure, length and girth are important, but you want to keep track of your volume, too.
Volume will give you an overall concept of truly how much 3-Dimensional space your penis fills.
This reflects your ability to truly fulfill your partner.
Using a soft tape measure, first measure the length of the penis when fully and totally erect.
It should be measured at the top and bottom portions of the penis.
Start at the base of the penis and measure up to the tip of the head.
Girth measurement should be done in at least two areas of the shaft.
Make a note of these areas (of girth measurement) based on your length measurements (at the top portion of the shaft) so that you can remeasure these same areas at a later date.
If you have a crooked penis, the left and right side length measurements should be taken, as well.
Make a note of these measurements and up-date them every week, along with your Volume calculation, which is as follows: Volume calculation = π(r2)h Where - π = 3.
142 r2 = This is the radius of your penis (r) squared.
This means you multiply your penile radius times itself.
h = This is the height (length) of your penis.
Using this equation, for example, if your penis is 1" in width through the center (this would be a .
5" radius) and 5" in length, we would get: 3.
142 * .
5" * .
5" * 5" = 3.
92 cubic inches of Volume.
(To calculate the radius of your penis, measure the girth and multiply this times .
15915) It's really that simple.
(Make sure you use only one of your two length measurements (either top or bottom) to ensure consistency when you remeasure.
) Don't make the same mistake I did and be wondering months later what your original size truly was.
It just takes a little effort.
And trust me, watching those numbers grow (along with your penis) is truly a very rewarding and exciting experience.
To learn more about Enlarging Your Penis, Supercharging Your Sexual System, and Increasing Your Volume beyond its current limits, read IRON MAN PENIS and begin to Change Your Life.
Sincerely, Georg von Neumann
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