Does Penis Size REALLY Matter?

The truth comes out...

The debate has raged on and on for many years... Does penis size really, truly matter?

The answer is: It depends on who you ask.

Most women will say YES, size definitely matters. (Unless they have a partner with a small penis, in which case they need to keep their mouth shut! But they'll likely confess to their girlfriends anyway...)

Most men will say YES, size definitely matters. You don't want to feel nervous about disappointing your woman. You don't want to be "that guy" in the locker room who always has something to hide.

So the real question is: How big is big enough?

Measuring Up to Average Joe

The average penis size is between 5.5 and 6.5 inches. Approximately 75% of men fall into this range.

Some are much larger — but before you pat yourselves on the back (or elsewhere), you larger fellas, be aware that too big can also be a problem for women! If you are endowed with a monster penis, be gentle!

More often, however, those who don't fall within the average range are on the small side. Others who are at the lower end of average are unhappy with their penis size.

The general consensus among women when polled is that they prefer a penis that's seven to eight inches in length.

And don't forget: When polled, the majority of women also say that girth is important; sometimes even more important than length! Most women say a penis should be at least six inches in girth.

I know what you're thinking... What do you do if you fall short of the mark?

Is penis size just a genetically encoded life sentence? Will you just have to learn to live with it — for the rest of your life?

Working On Your Penis Size

You probably go to the gym, right?

And you watch what you eat, right?

There's no shame in trying to improve our health and our physiques — in fact, it's something men normally take great pride in.

So why should we be embarrassed about penis enlargement?!?

The fact is, we shouldn't. Having a bigger penis can make a man feel more confident, more attractive, more virile, and ultimately better in bed. And that's good for you AND for her.

Of course, she'll love you for you. Of course you have attributes OTHER than your penis that make you attractive to women. But we all have to face the facts: Size DOES matter!

Don't be ashamed of wanting a bigger penis when nowadays it's so easy to do — and you can do it in total discretion.

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The Do's And Don'ts of Bodybuilding

There are some things guaranteed to bring you closer to your goals, and there are some things that will trip you up. Here are the top ten do's and don'ts of bodybuilding.

DO

1. Be persistent

Quitters never win and winners never quit-an old cliche that holds very true in bodybuilding. Ask the biggest guy in the gym how many workouts he has missed over the past few years and odds are he can count them on one hand-if that much.

2. Stick with the basics

Don't forget the classic meat-and-potato exercises that build core strength. Make sure to include a healthy dose of heavy bench presses, deadlifts, squats, t-bar rows, military presses and weighted dips and chins in your workouts.

3. Set goals

If you don't know your destination, how can you tell if you're lost? Set small, realistic goals for yourself that you can track by the month. For example, rather than "get in shape" or "earn a pro card", aim to "add one inch to my arms by January 1st" or "increase my one-rep max by 20 lbs. in 2 months".

4. Think positive

Be realistic, but never doubt your ability to stick to a training schedule or diet. Remind yourself of your goals and visualize yourself in the shape you want to be several times a day.

5. Eat enough to grow

Chugging protein drinks is good, but protein in itself is not enough-you need to consistently supply your body with excess calories to enable optimal growth. Consume an extra 500 calories per day and worry about trimming potential fat when you've packed on some muscle.

6. Drink lots of water

Drinking water before and during your workout prevents the dehydration-sluggishness that can set in halfway through the workout. Water also helps the metabolism run smoothly and keeps the kidneys well flushed.

7. Stretch

Stretching decreases the recovery time and reduces the risk of injury. It also prevents muscle shortening and resulting imbalances that can lead to more serious injuries down the road.

8. Have a postworkout drink

Having a drink with 50 grams of sugar (dextrose), 40 grams of whey protein, 5 grams of glutamine and 5 grams of creatine immediately after training helps put a quick end to training-induced catabolism and kicks you into growth mode in a hurry.

9. Be open to new ideas and listen to what your partner tells you.

If he says you sway too much when curling the bar, chances are you just might have picked up a bad habit in spite of your experience.

10. Ignore the idiots

While you should listen to sensible advice, you can safely shrug off self-appointed "experts" who claim to know everything. Don't waste time listening to naysayers who doubt your capability either-you don't need the negativity.

DON'T

1. Overtrain

Don't let your enthusiasm get the better of you-train just enough to trigger growth, then get the hell out of the gym! Rest until the soreness is gone, then hit the muscle again.

2. Focus only on how much weight is on the bar

Beginners with more ego than brains tend to load on way too much weight in an effort to impress, only to look like total fools when they strugle to do even one rep. Don't be that guy- stick with a weight you can handle.

3. Play favorites

Some exercise are more fun than others, but that does'nt mean you should do them every workout. Keep all your exercises on a rotating schedule and keep your muscles guessing to avoid the dreaded plateau.

4. Skip warm-up

Warming up elevates the body temperature and readies your joints for the heavy lifting. Skipping the warm-up makes the risk of injury skyrocket.

5. Ignore pain

There are two types of pain: muscle pain, caused by grueling reps with big weights, and joint pain, caused by imminent injury. Don't let your ego get the better of your judgement-stop immediately if your joints hurt.

6. Lose focus

The only acceptable talking between sets is to psyche up your partner. Save the chit-chat with the hotties for later. You're in the gym to beat the tar out of your muscles, nothing else.

7. Try to gain muscle and lose fat at the same time

It is almost impossible to chase two rabbits at the same time. Focus on one goal first, then switch to the other.

8. Rely on wraps and straps

There is a time and place for wrapping your knees and wrists-but every single workout? No way Jose, save it for the record-breaking lifts, when you really need the extra support. The same goes for straps: if your grip gives in before your back, use straps but make sure to work on your grip strength on biceps day.

9. Ignore muscle balance

It's easy to put more effort into training quads than hamstrings simply because you can see them in the mirror. Likewise, rear delts generally get less attention than front and medial delts. This is a mistake-the more unevenly strong your muscles get, the higher the risk of injury. Aim to train ALL muscles relatively equally.

10. Complaining

Nobody likes a whiner, especially not one complaining about how much more he lifted "just last week". You're a bodybuilder by choice. If it were easy, everybody would do it, so shut up and suck it up.

Till next time,

Luis Hernandez

Beach Workouts:Stay In Shape. Have Fun

As the pandemic continues, our current situation is not changing anytime sooner. And with that, most gyms are still closed and those that are open pose a threat, at least in my opinion. 

Nobody wants to get infected with Covid 19. So why not head out to a park or a beach in this case, and get a workout while at the same time enjoying yourself. And if you're blessed like I am to live near the beach, I suggest taking advantage of the benefits. So here we go.

Push ups

4 sets 20 reps

Slow and controlled repetitions are best when it comes to push ups. If you want to see good results using your body weight on any exercise, it is best you perform the movement slow and controlled, squeezing every rep. Creating tension. Creating resistance. Creating muscle. Inhale going down, exhale coming up.

Chest Flyes with resistance bands

4 sets of 12-15 reps. Add extra resistance using another band if necessary. Squeeze and hold at the top. Concentrate and feel the work.

Triceps Kick Back with resistance bands

4x12-15 reps

Lock your elbow at the top of the movement. Squeeze at the top. If you need more resistance use two bands. Control the movement. Feel the burn.

Back Rows with resistance bands

4 sets of 12 to 15 reps.

Use two sets of bands for added resistance, if needed. Squeeze at the top of the movement. Contract, squeeze. Make it work. It's not the same as weights but if you concentrate you'll #feeltheburn🔥

Reverse lunges combined with bicep curls

Reverse lunges combined with bicep curls for an excellent workout. Good for thighs, buttocks, muscle tone and cardio. 4 sets of 12 to 15 reps.

So as you can see, it's feasible. No gym is needed. I mean, don't get me wrong. I love the gym, but at this moment in time I don't feel safe being in one. So for those who feel the same, here's a safe and fun alternative, keeping a safe distance from others, of course. I encourage you to continue to workout. There are many alternatives and exercise equipment for a good workout, whether you're at home, a park, or at the beach. NO EXCUSES. 

Till next time,