Love these clubs. Been using for about 6 months.

@@aphleesegurtra2820 Im having a hard time deciding between an original handle or a fat handle. Whats the difference? Benefits?

@@yazan80 Well, I can only speak on the fat handle as it's what I own. Handle diameter =30mm(1.2"). I believe it's only about .5lb heavier as a result. Know that it will require greater grip component as a result. it's thicker than standard pull up bar handles.

@@yazan80 I have the original handles and I love them I don't have big hands so when you get tired you can still hold on to it.

thats awesome

i would get the adex club first. there is going to require some interesting extra rotations in places to do mills, which should really be a prime focus in your first years of training. 1. adex club kit. 2. raw form functional mace (or am amazon.uk steel mace) 3. arc.

@@MarkWildman superb! Thank you very much for this. I’ve already noticed a surprising change in my shoulders & mobility within this first month of club training. I’m certainly not new to training but have had major shoulder issues for 20 years from a lifetime of rugby damage (but prehab / rehab neglect on my part). I’ve been doing Judo & JiuJitsu alongside this for 18 years & it’s a shame it’s taken me this long to move away from the stereotypical gym work. Still there’s always time for progression & improvement! Thank you for your videos they’re a huge help ✌🏽

excellent idea

I’m not the person to ask. I have like… 50 clubs, 30 maces, and I have so many kettlebells I loose them. I love gear. So you’ll have to make your choice based on space. The money is worth it.

@@MarkWildman Thank you for taking the time to reply and for the great content. I have learned a great deal and have purchased a bit of equipment due to watching what you do with it. Lol. Have a long way to but always great to be a student of life!

Originals

If someone sends me one. I’ll definitely review it

I think they are fat. But I wish they were fatter

Me too. They need to bring back the AFCK

Not yet. Ice storm outside currently.

@@MarkWildman Does the fact that as you add weight, you add length which both add to the weight of the mace. Basically you will have a varying length handle. Is this any consideration whether to to buy fixed length maces or a kit like adex? If adex had light wieght adjustment lengths you could maintain length as you added or subtracted weight. thank you

@@billsallee719 you have hit on a key issue and im talking to adex about solving that

@@billsallee719 use a pool noodle cut to length as a spacer. Shorten the noodle as you add weight...

Just google Ontario RAT 1

@@Janesch So many to choose from :)

www.bladehq.com/cat--Ontario-Rat-Model-1--1048

I have😢. Out my tree stand. Anybody have a metal detector?

I’ve lost more than I cat to admit.

@@MarkWildman It is better to have lost, than to never have had.

@@MarkWildman like those poppin’ collar shirts...

fat

Those seem like ridiculously low prices for some thing that can last for 1000 years

@@MarkWildman They can be made for the cost of scrap and running a foundry. Literally mass manufactured for the costs of A high power bill and whatever expense goes into mold making. Steel and iron are CHEAP.

You seem like someone who knows how to sand cast. Fantastic. Cast away. Sand is cheap. Iron is cheap

@@MarkWildman Lack the capital to do it on A worthwhile scale.

Then make yourself some. A few trip to the scrap yard for iron. A few lbs of clay to make a crucible. A blower forge pumped into an insulated chamber to fire the crucible. A very large set of tongs to flip a crucible with 60 to 70 lbs of molten iron in. The propane to heat up the iron until it’s molten liquid. A few fire bricks. Build a few filters to screen sand to the appropriate size to make a few good molds. Wood to make the mold cases. Probably make a few molds. Get the moisture content of the sand correct of course. Then just make a few bells.