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Hi.
Is there some CH videos with progressive rythme from slow to fast, from beginning to the end without interruption ?
Thank you.

That's about 95% of CH videos.

If you mean within one round, I remember the final round of Perfect Girls is pretty much what you're looking for.

Yes, there are!

Your best bet is definitely the How Long Can You Last series, if you are strictly looking for something that only ramps and contains no interruptions. There are other examples that ramp, but not for the entire duration.

• CH Max 2 & 3 feature final rounds that include a ramping tempo from slow to fast.

• Though not explicitly CHs, the How Long Can You Last series definitely fits the bill.

• CH Trip 2 Goa gets faster over time, from halfway through the video until the end.

There are probably more examples than this, but I can't remember off the top of my head...

Thank you very much!

I also seem to recall something called Acceleration Challenge that had a few videos like this.

Check out anything from Sir Derriere III

It's not CH style but metronome challenges are kind of like that. All about progressive tempo. Also some endurance challenges.

hi there

The creator of CH: Trip 2 Goa here. Just want to weigh in with my experience regarding progressive tempo Cock Heroes.

After I finished Trip 2 Goa. I had actually planned a much longer version with progressive tempo (~40min). And even did the full music mix and beat-meter. (send me a PM if you are interested) However after drafting out the project and doing a couple of rounds. I came to realize that while the idea seems enticing on paper, it just ends up being a very poor experience in practice.

Because of the steady progression, once you get near the edge you will cross it very soon after. Leaving you with 3 equally poor options. 1: You will be quickly overstimulated and you will lose way early. 2: You will be bored for the first 2/3rds of the video, but be able to complete it. 3: You will have to cheat.

I find that it works much better if you allow a good deal of variance during the progression, while slowly increasing difficulty from round to round. You can easily have very difficult sections, as long as you have slow sections along the way. After that, you can always finish off with an "Impossible" round.

Anyway. Individual preference will vary. Just my 2 cents.
-Kharon