Indian Club Weight Recommendation | Which Indian Clubs To Buy

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In this video I'll talk to you about which type of indian clubs you should purchase. I'll go in detail over the weight recommendation for Indian club swinging, which is extremely important considering they're quite expensive to get. I will also go over some of the history of indian clubs and what the difference is between light clubs and heavy clubs. This is key when you're starting out with indian clubs, because you don't want to end up with the wrong pair of clubs. So watch the video and make your decision. If you want to know more about indian club swinging, check out dutchflowacademy.com for our online courses that take you from beginner to advanced. The best education!!
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[@Papadoc1000]

I started with macebell and then added heavy clubs, presuming Indian clubs to be for lower strength individuals. However, after getting a 6 club set of 3 weights for my wife in rehab and practicing myself, I have learned that Indian clubs are so much more. I can work different muscle sets from different perspectives and add techniques and artistic avenues that round out my swinging in ways I otherwise never considered. I am looking forward to more knowledge and building my base with these.

[@pavelkaiser6787]

Hello, where did you get the indian clubs, please? They are very hard to find. I live in the EU. Thank you. Pavel

[@nicolapinna5140]

​​​@@pavelkaiser6787 Indian clubs Portugal, Stabbleford, Bodymindfit, Toldi Club

[@Papadoc1000]

@@pavelkaiser6787 It seems my answer might have disappeared, maybe because I gave a link??? Not sure. I got mine which are polypropylene on Amazon.

[@Papadoc1000]

@pavelkaiser6787 Hi Pavel I got mine at Amazon

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

@@Papadoc1000 that’s amazing to hear. There’s lots of benefits to light clubs, indeed. Compared to the other tools they work your fingers and wrists a lot and surprisingly the shoulders because of the extended positions. Great that you’ve decided to give them a go!

[@mikemiller2530]

I’ve been interested and working with macebells for a while now and have been looking to also incorporate clubs. Actually just ordered a few sets about 20 minutes before this video dropped 😁 excited to go back through your catalog and see what else I can learn. Thank you for the very educational and entertaining content 🤙

[@jacobcarrick1182]

Also check out Mark wildman. These two did collaboration awhile back. The two top guys in this field in my opinion

[@mikemiller2530]

@ I do actually follow his content as well and it was also interesting watching their two different styles come together. I appreciate the suggestion thanks 👍

[@ONdorch]

Who makes these 1.6 clubs? They're stunning!

[@eduardoortiz8657]

Muy interesante

[@stanleydombrowski8248]

Gang homie

[@Rrkeiel]

Dunno still about light Club. I want to work on my strenght and strenght endurance dont think light is what i should looking for isnt it?

[@mikemiller2530]

@@Rrkeiel not an expert here, but would suggest starting much lighter than you think you need and learn the skill before increasing the weight. I believe you will get more benefit from lighter weight with better form over heavy weight with bad form

[@jacobcarrick1182]

Perfect addition for in between your heavy swinging days. Or to warm up before going heavy. Two different disciplines but compliments one another.