Deceptive Weight of Maces and Clubs | Steel Mace | Clubbell | Mudgar | Gada

[@grumpygrumpgrump136]

I am 74 years old and not in the best of shape. I started with a 5 pounder and have worked up to a 10 pounder. Working my way to 15 next. Thanks for the videos.

[@hayes2jensen]

Congratulations! That's impressive, I just bought a 5lb weight. 29 and over 6' tall. Need the core strength😅 first you crawl, then you walk

[@harrisashraff]

What many people don't understand about maces or clubs is they don't actually understand the concept of mass moment of inertia. It's not about the weight it's about the inertia it creates is what actually makes it challenging. There was a cricket bat that got released 10 years ago called Mongoose MMI ( where MMI stands for Mass Moment of Inertia). Most of the bat's mass will be on the end instead of a regular bat which makes it faster and more powerful compared to regular cricket bats. Really great content mate ✌

[@JC_WT]

This actually reminds me a lot of archery, where there is a similar issue of beginners choosing bows which are way to heavy to draw for a beginner. And it doesn't matter if you are fit and strong in the gym, because typically the muscles that are engaged during archery aren't really utilised much in every day life, or in weight training sessions. So it's not uncommon that even fit and strong people get bad shoulder injuries because they didn't start with a beginner bow!! Sometimes these injuries are so bad that people can no longer continue with the sport. So by trying to rush into things they have actually set themselves back very far. That's why I'm starting with a very light mace for my first, just 3kg, but as this video shows that 3kg is deceptive, and should be good enough for a beginner like me to learn proper form and techniques, while giving myself the right conditioning to safely move up to higher weight.

[@thearmwrestlingwiz]

Recently discovered the great gama and stumbled upon the gada. I have incorporated it into my training and made 11 pound gada using traditional method’s. At first it was kicking my but but after a few work outs and many of your vids I can confidently do the 360 as well as 10-2. Thank you again and the videos I enjoy the most is all the India content with the masters if you will. Thanks again and god bless.

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Well done man, I’m happy for you! Glad my videos were of benefit to you, that inspires me to continue making them.

[@nastyboyneeraj]

Being an Indian I feel proud that all these equipments and workouts are developed by ancient India

[@JanJaapGrootjen]

Beginner 4kg / 10lb mace is perfect. Your advice is great

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Thanks Jan Jaap!

[@QuakeSphere]

Would love to see a chart of what a globe really weighs with every angle and distance of grip. I suppose that would be an easy task on a horizontal plane. Good stuff dutchman ♥️🇨🇦

[@jackraglin5526]

Relatedly, very small increments in weight have a much bigger impact with clubs or maces than weights where there is a longer resistance arm than with a dumbbell. People don’t believe me until I let them compare a 2 pound club with a two and a half pound club.

[@mma8208]

I got a 20 kg meel a few days back. I'm doing gamma Casts upto 10 per set multiple times a day. Man, it feels great. I feel so strong.

[@rakeshmehra6321]

20 KG is insanely heavy, either you are not doing it in the right technique and risking an injury

[@rajvikash8152]

Love from india.❤️ you inspired me to make a gada my self. Thanks for the wonderful video contents...

[@ambarishudta6291]

You got mastery on mace and clubs 👍🙏

[@sainianiket007]

Jai Shri Narayan 🙏 Jai Shri Ram🙏 Jai Bajrang Bali 🙏 Har Har Mahadev 🙏

[@connorjensen9699]

Would love to see more newbies trying the mace for the first time out and about, they look like they’re having so much fun

[@davidcarter3135]

I love my 5kg Meels, made by Helda in Portugal. Beautiful to look at and great to use.

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Helder is amazing! Good for you, keep on swinging :)

[@rickywinthrop]

I am a plumber and I do a pre work excercise swinging routine most mornings with my 36" and 24" pipe wrenches which weigh approx 23lb and 11lb respectively. I recently purchased a 10lb mace and it was super easy to use in comparison and I bring it with me now for maximum flow. I still use the wrenches though as their sheer awkwardness makes them even more difficult to stabilise and thus even better at building muscle.

[@andrewtate2000]

You, Sir, are an inspiration. I have just ordered my first mace, possibly a little over-heavy. I should have watched this video first. I bought an 8kg steel model and hope to make positive reports very soon. Many thanks, Andrew.

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Appreciate that Andrew Tate, I hope they ship to Romania! Yes, an 8kg will be too heavy. But you’ll enjoy it eventually in combination with a lighter one.

[@stelmarsky6778]

@@TheFlowingDutchmanDon’t think it’s that Andrew!

[@PrabhakarMishra555]

Hello @The Flowing Dutchman, Keep up the good work.. Jai Shree Ram

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@neuromanser6666]

The physics : Moment( Newton Meter) = Force( Newtons) x Distance (meters), Moment being the turning force about a pivot, and the pivot being our wrists. So, a mudgar of 3kg having length of 50cm(0.5m) would have a moment of 1.5Newton meter.

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Very interesting! How does this relate to difference between a drop and a swing? What happens with a swing is that you also accelerate the club/mace by using your body/muscles. Or would it just be a way to measure differences between tools? Because a kettlebell is smaller so the amount of moment would be less.

[@neuromanser6666]

@@TheFlowingDutchman I'm not sure about the difference between a drop and a swing, you would know better then me, but I think its a way to measure differences between tools

[@soumalyadas1123]

@@TheFlowingDutchman Yes, definitely the kettlebell would produce lesser moment( of force/ torque). The thing about drop and swing, I guess is similar to the eccentric and concentric phases of a movement. Torque/moment of force would be generated in both the cases. To simplify, let's consider a push-up. The going down, is the eccentric phase of the movement, similar to drop. While the pushing up is the concentric phase, similar to swing. So, if I am not wrong, then to do the swing quicker/explosive would be difficult and to drop slowly would be difficult... adding more resistance in this case.....

[@sumandas9487]

@@TheFlowingDutchman hello will you please tell me what is the benefit of gada workout is it better than dumbell and barbell can gada swinging made me invincible in dangal ?

[@testname2635]

Same here. I was easily able to lift much higher weighing dumbbells.When I first lifted a mudgar, I could not believe that it's just 7 kg's until I weighed it. Took me about 2 weeks to get used to it.

[@gkslash]

Everyone underestimates the weight impact of clubs/maces. They pretty much always go too heavy, and then get humbled or injured. Myself included. I don't have space to swing a mace, but I have a nice weight range of clubs. Love em.

[@motorcyclescene]

One of your best video explanations of technique. It fascinates me how each time I move up in club weight (mace or club bell), it's as if my technique learning starts all over. 10kg, 6kg, 4kg, 2.3kg... that's the order in which I bought my maces. What a fun mistake as I've worked my way up to the 10kg. At first even swinging my little 2.3 seemed a challenge until I had that "ah ha!" moment. I just bought a 12kg #whitelionathletics mace to add to my growing collection.

[@garynaccarato4606]

In a lot of scenarios less weight seems as if it can quite easily be more when it comes to these things.

[@bodhiganguly]

Correct the mace has rotation component unlike the regular weights , the weight being further away from the base means even a 1 kg mace may require more force to rotate as it's moment of inertia is higher

[@BluegillGreg]

In a lot of countries you can start with a baseball bat, then add progressively heavier small plates. This gives a fair amount of progression. Once you buy your first club or mace you'll be experienced and make a good selection.

[@boyantrifonov]

I am obese and have been sedentary. I started walking regularly (from 0 minutes to 30-60 min 6-7 days a week) and now I want to incorporate weight training. I bought a 6 KG Mace. Since I am de-conditioned the mace is a bit heavy to me to do PROPER technique. I have the muscles but my right shoulder and elbow are a bit stiff and in pain. (Prior injuries + inactivity) So I ordered a 3.5 KG mace. (This was the only one available to me) So there is NO SHAME to go down in weight. The mace cost me 40 Euros - my joints are priceless to me. Learn proper technique first - increasing the weight will come if you are consistent and healthy!

[@nieumiemwludzi]

Got 4kg because of this video. Good decision. You can always grip 4kg clubbell in such point that you have more lever, thus more weight. But you can't immitate less weight with heavier clubbell.

[@prachiandshivanshshow9665]

Thanks for information. I want to learn mudgar from you..

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Online courses are on their way :) I’ll also post more instructional videos in the future on KZbin

[@prachiandshivanshshow9665]

@@TheFlowingDutchman please oraganise all your educational videos on KZbin in a single play list. Also put upcoming videos in that list. Thank you🙏.

[@tjibbegaastra]

just starting my mace journey great channel thank you!💪💯

[@macabrother75]

Very true! I noticed this worked my core and stability when I had a plank contest with my son in law and I never do planks unlike he does all the time. I was able to go :24 seconds more than him. If you saw me shirtless you’d confuse me with Homer Simpson, no cut abs here😂

[@avakinzerochill]

I have a Japanese kanabo. It's 13lbs and about 4ft long - too long for some of the swinging exercises. What are some good exercises to do with it?

[@L.K.P_]

Love from India Brother 🇮🇳

[@akshayamitabh]

Great stuff Harbert. When are you in India next? Please do a seminar in New Delhi!

[@dagreatstoney.5869]

Thanks for great help 👍

[@ramakrishnanvenkatachalam6285]

Lots of love from USA 🎉🎉

[@peterjohnstone7867]

I only use a 4.5KG mace, it's been 23-24 days, and the body weight is shredding off. Bought it on a whim 5 or 6 months ago, and didn't really know how to use it, and ended up hurting some muscles really badly. Also was obese with no muscle mass, probably on death's door. Started with walks, now i workout with the mace daily. Edit: did my first full 360 today, without anything in the body going hey stop that!

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Amazing Peter, what a journey! Good luck and keep flowing :)

[@peterjohnstone7867]

@@TheFlowingDutchman It has been a great start to my health journey. Since my comment, on the daily I've been able to do... Well today I did 10 360s, a week ago I was happy to pull off one without breaking form. Thanks for the videos I've found they are inspiring and have help kick start my journey

[@tbx59]

As someone with just steel maces and clubs, I always wonder what gadas and mugdals feel/weigh like in relation to them.

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

It’s quite different actually. Especially the clubs, since the steel versions usually have a thick metal handle which disrupts the weight distribution. With a gada you’ll find that the weight is also more at the end, meaning you can be less creative with it.

[@ishanpathak389]

Informative video 👍👍

[@rohansharma6444]

Love from india💕

[@anonperson3972]

I went heavy for my new club. I could have gone way too heavy, we will find out tomorrow. I did have some sledgehammers to test with to see how I feel about different weights. Hoopefully I didn't fuck up... I used to train clubs quite heavy years ago though, and do heavy kettlebells and weigh 103kg (with six pack). Let's see if I can manage anything 😅

[@anonperson3972]

Update! Clubs really are heavier than they look! I can use my 20kg club for two-arm work (just about!) but will need to get a lighter club for one-handed movements :)

[@guozh]

Hey Dutchman master, should I train single action multi-frequency training or mace bell flow training,what is your suggestion？By the way I have one year of mace and club training experience.

[@devvardhanshandilya7794]

Do a video on Gatka martial art, punjab, India.

[@wolfrickelly5148]

@ The Flowing Dutchman Where did you get your clubs?

[@gagachang.]

I am trying to understand the difference a club or mace or mudgar does to ones shoulder.. and if using different shapes strengthen different areas in the shoulder.. kindly advise? Looking to buy my first one

[@Bathroomsingaaa]

Do a collab with some physics channel and teach them about Torque.

[@marcelloantoniodreier4795]

Great video. i bought 2 indian clubs from amazon & one long steel mace. The two indian clubs I bought for 2 KG each. Problem is de handles are very thick so with zero skill & technique those 2 KG are very demanding and feel to heavy for me...I thinking about buying a steel club for 1 KG...what do you recommend ?

[@sunnysmails]

Where can I buy this from?

[@joellycollado4366]

Is that the 5.5kg kai karlai from BMF??? If so how does it compare to a persian meel

[@rajamanierajalingam4505]

❤from Tamilnadu 💪💪

[@zebady999]

There is a wolverson 12-32 adjustable mace. I have the adex club, what weight club should I be able to use before I use a 12kg mace? Or do I need a lighter one?

[@mithanshurai]

when you balance it vertically then the weight will be 6kg and momentum will be zero and when you balance it horizontally then the weight is 6kg and momentum will be 6kg ×1meter length .

[@bhasakarrav6751]

Jay shri krisna 💪👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@kalpataru1]

We call it Mudgar or Gada in Bharat and is used for exercise since ancient times.

[@thingusbingus8181]

Ive seen a few of your videos and clips and i want to start this routine, but i cant seem to find a reputable site to buy a wood mugdar. Where did you get yours?

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

You can try body mind fit from the UK

[@mmuffin97]

The lightest clubs available to me are 2kg clubs, is it best for me to proceed with that? I seen videos that say go for 2 pounds clubs hence why idk if I should get

[@therealanujchavan]

Can you help me here I have no experience with clubs but I have experience with conventional Gyms and I have a Overhead press of 60 Kg so what weight mace should I buy ?

[@Salem_Gracian]

Me having just got a 25lbs mace and feeling the pain the day after watching this...

[@piotrwgrabowski9686]

Hello, Flying Dutchman, where can you be seen doing your training the most?

[@ImAskingAiNow]

Waar koop je zoiets?

[@roguepratap7284]

The centre of mass is far away from the handle, and you have to balance the rotation of motion

[@geabae5622]

Where can I buy these?

[@michaelstagar4254]

Love your stuff. Do you work full time at the museum and make videos on the side? As a fan I'd love to hear your story in a video.

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Appreciate that Michael! Haha no I do not work at the museum. When I started with my business I did have a waiter job on the side though. Now I teach part time in a gym and basically full time on this one in creating content, online programs and workshops. I’ve got some motorvlogs coming which will explain more I believe :)

[@luishsteuer1660]

How often do you get criticised by police or authority for swinging in public?

[@k.joehill8573]

Would a sledge hammer do the same thing?

[@rubulbarman7904]

Jai Sri Ram ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ajayveersingh9343]

Jay Shree Ram

[@robertkirschphotography]

Dude in the background getting his bike confiscated :D

[@kaizoku._sama7038]

Basically you are fighting with torque

[@nived117]

Indian traditional workout give you power than any gym not muscle power

[@rakeshb7378]

Strength*

[@T00_WEAK00]

4:59 min the guy behind you looks utterly confused ,like what the hell is that guy doing in front of a camera

[@mayank4977]

club wight is ur weight (kg) divide by 18-like 90 kg person shud buy 5 kg club first only.

[@Jerboneous]

Funny I literally just bought a 15 pound mace and couldnt barkey do anything , i am a big guy who works out hard and work a physical job ...i just ordered a 10 lb

[@shankar2091]

Please make a course on club and mudgar swigging also

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

The first ones are already shot. A little patience, these are big projects.

[@shankar2091]

Plz meet Jothi Silambam in your next visit to India . Link : kzbin.info

[@bgmi7120]

Ram ram je🙏

[@eshwardev7806]

I am watching this after buying 10 kg steel mace..!😅 Bt, I am trying to make some use from it , bt can't swing it yt

[@TheFlowingDutchman]

Leave that mace for a while, start with a 4kg and move towards a 6kg. Only when you mastered the 6kg should you attempt to do anything with that 10kg.

[@rahulmehra1283]

Delhi se hoon benstokes

[@bodhiganguly]

What would be the ideal weight for gada for beginning, my current weight is 80kg height 174 cm

[@korakatar7921]

I would say start with a 3 kg and then work your way up.

[@desimugdarloversgzp1408]

🙏👍

[@darkrulers55]

Bro which martial arts u like most in India pls reply....

[@andrewbozhozr]

Somebodys moped is being tested for max speed... :/

[@amlanbhattacharjee9028]

Its all physics.

[@asonofmre2]

All talk and no torque