INDIAN CLUBS | Flowing Dutchman Perth Visit

[@TaraB1134]

Oh, oh, oh…Wow! 🤩😍. You gentlemen are fabulous. This is art! And Paul, you seem ageless. ❤

[@Wolkowinski]

Thank you so much Tara, we had a fun day.

[@thierrylandrieu7441]

Real nice the synchro on the platform… the way you make it feel the Ganda is weightless, Paul !! 👍👍

[@Wolkowinski]

It was such fun making this video. Both the Gadas were of similar weight so the syncro was easy to set up.

[@thierrylandrieu7441]

@@Wolkowinski hello … I would have thought that the synchro would rather depend more on the length of the handle of the Gadas ( automatic spelling is a nuisance with this word 😁) than on the weight , like for a pendulum. But probably the body adjusts to that … it is much more than a pendulum and you have the experience. My own Gada is a bit bit too heavy for me ( beginner mistake) but when I take a shorter grip on the handle then it moves faster… or that is my feeling … and it needs some adaptation . I will try to make a lighter one . Have a good day 😊

[@Сенегалец]

Очень полезная информация. 👍👍👍

[@Wolkowinski]

Thank you, you are welcome. Спасибо, добро пожаловать.

[@Fred-px5xu]

🧐🤔💯💪👊👍

[@chironex785]

Great demo fellas. Could you please share the dimensions of the mace please. That looks like a great core workout

[@Wolkowinski]

The head of Gadas in this video are 8" or 20 mm in diameter and the handle including the head is 4 ft or 120 cms. See instructions here www.indianclubs.com.au/gada-mace/gada-mace-tutorials/home-made-clay-pot-gada-mace/