Good idea

@@MarkWildman You are an engineer, my man. Start charging these companies for consultation. Haha

I'd be a client.

its shit

Would the Maori equivalent of this club be the tewhatewha?

I follow you on instagram! I’d love to see it. And this thing is super fun. I want everything vulpes makes

@@MarkWildman Ah didn’t catch that-followed you back! Vulpes makes everything too-several warclub products.

Is that like Lacrosse?

More like field hockey

@@MarkWildman lacrosse baseball and field hockey combined

It does look like a hurley. No better sport to watch, fastest game played on grass in the world. I love all the ancient stories about Cu Cuchlainn and his hurling exploits. It was banned by the British many times, but remains massively popular. I often bring a hurley with me when walking the dog. You can hit the ball for the dog to fetch. And it’s one of the few self defence weapons you can carry without the Gardai arresting you on sight.

Ye it’s Lacrosse for psychopaths you need to be mad to play it I am Irish I know You should look up a few games and watch them

Spot on

Nice

Awaiting instruction sir! Heavy lite r us!

🤫 it’s a “trainer” ……

Good find. I’m buying one

Hah! I watched this video and then Throwingsticks' demo video for the Wedge showed up in my recommended feed so I can came back to comment here. I guess the KZfaq feed works. 😆

I do not know. I guess we will find out

If you have any sources I’d love to see them

@@MarkWildman Damn, looks like there's not much to be found anywhere. Still I'm sure if you found yourself in NZ (or Fiji) once travel is a thing again, folks would be happy to help out. Till something like that happens, good resources seem scarce. Also thanks for all the awesome content on the channel

It’s Fijian… only that notch was a lot bigger and is meant to snap someone’s neck

It was a low estimate that didn’t include drinking…. The drinking is extra… a lot extra

@@MarkWildman that extra is determined by experience lol, I can train you 😆

That Fijian design killed plenty people over hundreds of years so yea it was very practical

We had neighbors with mean dogs on both sides of us that they just chained up. I walked to and from work with a rock in a sock in case they got off. Some people just don't give a fuck

It’s awesome. Haven’t broken it and I’ve tried

Did you type this with your fists?

Not unless someone sends me one. I am extraordinarily skeptical that anyone can effectively do inside or outside circles above 106 lbs. guys do TGU’s well above that and bent presses. But circles are a whole different monster. I’m sure it possible but only if the handle geometry is good enough for a good catch. There was one pair of 56 k competition kettlebells fedorenko made like, 14 years ago, but I think they were made with yellow cake.

I’m sure someone could build up to inside and outside circles if they could get access to 1 kg jumps in weight above 32 kg. But circles are an incredible amount of shearing force with weights that big. But you would start with cleans Then outside dead clean Then inside dead clean Then outside swing clean Then inside swing clean Then… if you survive those. Move toward circles

@@MarkWildmanmaybe a dead halve revise inside like a twisting bicep lean back curls. IDK kind of toxic movement. And pendulums. And different types of anchors for recurtment purposes

@@MarkWildman without trying it I assume my upper limit for learning the movement really quickly is 56kg or even possiblity 150 pounds . But if I can even snatch 100kg and then do it get down to get up to reverse press to 10 rack squats or something like that I'll be extremely happy. Or even one overhead squat or wind mill and I'm bound to be able to do one of these movements more then once . #Not trying to break my shoulder

Which model?

@@MarkWildman Native 5 today. I also have the Para 3 and Paramilitary 2.

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I mean…. It seems pretty obvious if humans have been just like us for 200,000 years minimum that we did some stuff in the previous 195,000 years before the current historical record.

Well. There ya go. Thanks for the knowledge

@@MarkWildman mate. Thank you. All the way from country Victoria, Australia! You have motivated me with kettlebell and improving my technique to be functional in my outdoor work. Much appreciated. Love your videos and your approach!

Barb wire is impractical. Try running through the forest with it… doesn’t work. Plain ol cold steel bat is the real Lucille

@@MarkWildman seems a video explaining the best zombie killing weapons would be a fun video for Halloween…

@@andy3410 That would be the best video ever. Mark has so many weapons already. I bought some cold steel bat, and I discovered they do replicas of medieval swords. I just need to find a crazy person to train with me ...

thank you. i was informed of that and i modified the title the day after the video came out

@@MarkWildman oh yes thank you

Well, if you smash his head with it so it cracks like a cantaloupe, he’ll probably stop. Alternatively you could disable someone’s leg and run

Sigh..,, such a lack of vision…. And knowledge of history…,

That “funny looking wishbone stick” was used to club you, and then pin your neck to the ground and snap it before you ended up being dragged off to be eaten, leaving you looking pretty funny … so in trained hands it’s totally adequate. While that particular example he’s showing here is not the best replication of the real thing, calling a sacred Fijian weapon a funny looking wishbone stick is nothing short of disrespectful to the Fijian people. Your “realist” claim is very ignorant to say the least… and there is a reason Fiji was feared as the cannibal isles for centuries…. Because, those “funny looking wishbone sticks” as you call them, actually work very well… realistically… and had you been around when they were being used on a daily basis in Fiji, a person with an attitude that you have shown would swiftly end up on the wrong end of a demonstration of that weapon… mind your manners