The NEW Indian Club | Bo Clubs

[@michaelac.griffin8874]

This is genius! I love my bo, and jo staffs, and my Indian Clubs. And this hybrid would be so much fun to play with! Definitely carry them on your site, please.

[@Parayogi]

double staff is awesome, and even single staff has incredible tricks, throwing the spinning staff 10+ feet up with flawless catches, etc I bet this could take it to the next level

[@JasonKonopinski]

Well, those look awesome!

[@dominomustelidae9148]

Love these mades ❤

[@saivenkat1351]

U r the best❤

[@dwarner59]

Good preventive maintenance for carpel tunnel

[@VinayTruth]

Cool store

[@carpejkdiem]

Let me know when you start selling them and 😂❤ I'm sold. 👏 👏 👏 💪

[@jeevanram1528]

Adimurai ❤

[@pawanchoudhary177]

Is mace swings give you wider back??

[@crayzmarc]

Such a cool studio. Nice find. Does he make stuff to buy then? Or is it all for himself? Love the San Pellegrino ones in the background.

[@ENGRAINING]

new inventian

[@mahendrapandya5658]

Har har mahadev🙏🙏🙏

[@R.N.Kao-RAW]

You're Viking descendent? If it's true please tell us about your religion and culture and practices. Randomly your video with bhavnagar prince come in my feed. How this mudgal become mace and come to Europe. Wow thanks I never saw it. Thanks for coming to India and making video with bhavnagar prince. Wtf how you find villages where this still practice. Thanks again love you man even if you're not Viking what you did inspired me. Yes I know I can't lift it but I'll learn it. Please make 2 video 1) Viking 2) how mudgal become mice. I'm not good in English I hope you understand it my bad English.

[@larsh.5654]

next is a double macebell-staff 😁

[@ArvidDarmond]

Or a double kettlebell.

[@sylvanstrength7520]

I saw Santi using a tool in India which is quite similar to this

[@nandanc5198]

yo can you please tell me if its better to buy a mace or a club . i live in INDIA and im really confused as a beginner

[@LatimusChadimus]

oooOOooo

[@wolfrickelly5148]

Wow he "invented" a double ended club that has been around for a thousand or more years.... Anyone who has spent time staff training or contacts staff training has seen these. Not new but still a great training tool for the wrists and shoulders. Good cardio too if incorporated into a spinning routine. I made similar tools years and years ago. I wish folks would stop saying they invented something when all they have done is discover something that has been around for an extremely long time. SMH!

[@QuakeSphere]

Dude... Lol chill!

[@ArvidDarmond]

@@chuckmaceanruig Actually he says "No, it's my idea" 1:00

[@chuckmaceanruig]

@@ArvidDarmond You’re right! I stand corrected.

[@pravenmistry3667]

❤ll RAMRAM ll ❤