In the U.S, yes the heaviest is 40lb Apollo Steel Mace. I’ve shopped around for heavier maces and Agatsu Fitness in Toronto will start selling a 25kg (55lb) soon. Other companies, like 9T9 Fitness in London have heavy maces, but you gotta pay a crap load for shipping.
A forty pound mace? Holy crap. I thought I was strong. Turns out I am not strong, and I am in fact a sissy. I’m going to go do the other two advanced workouts for maybe six months, and then I will revisit this workout.
Well I've training with the mace for almost 3 years and that's what I love about it...put's you in your place pretty quick. Lol Take your time and you'll get there
I can do left hand on top both ways. But right hand on top going left, I'm retarded. I hit myself in the back of the left knee and I've been limping for a few days lol.
Sorry to hear about that. It’s crucial to work a manageable weight between 10-15lbs because the mace exposes your bilateral imbalances. So really focus on basic 360s and 10&2’s to own your Foundations before trying advanced moves like these featured in this video. I wasn’t perfect either when starting out with this stuff. Would heavily recommend to check my Steel Mace Education playlist where I break down each foundational movement with details and correctives: m.ruclips.net/p/PL5EZfwN4W8LyCvKnNKQy7OZ6oZvJHuKR4
@@CoachVikingVaughn lol I've been using it weightless but I was swinging fast. I notice how close it stays to you without hitting you, Almost parallel to your body.
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Super helpful. Going to slowly work into switching hands and gentle lunging. Indian club tip at the end was just what I needed
Nice information
Vulgar Display of Power 🔥 Great album to play whilst swinging steel
Awesome 👍
Today was my first day using my 25lb quad mace. Didin't know what to expect but i have a new found respect for the mace technique for sure!
Awesome, it’s definitely a humbling tool.
Good job man. I’ve been working out for plus three years with 20, 25 and 30 pounders, but 40? Omg, great work. Thanks for the video.
Sure thing, thanks for the feedback
Great tips on the 360s. still playing with my 15 lbs
Thanks
Great videos bro
Thanks
What is the heaviest they sell these? I'm only able to find 40lb.
In the U.S, yes the heaviest is 40lb Apollo Steel Mace. I’ve shopped around for heavier maces and Agatsu Fitness in Toronto will start selling a 25kg (55lb) soon. Other companies, like 9T9 Fitness in London have heavy maces, but you gotta pay a crap load for shipping.
There are a few companies that sell maces you can load more weight on. I just picked up a Rogue fitness one, and I'm super excited.
A forty pound mace? Holy crap. I thought I was strong. Turns out I am not strong, and I am in fact a sissy. I’m going to go do the other two advanced workouts for maybe six months, and then I will revisit this workout.
Well I've training with the mace for almost 3 years and that's what I love about it...put's you in your place pretty quick. Lol Take your time and you'll get there
Cool shirt 🤘
You’ll love this video then:
m.ruclips.net/video/mRVTsNzRbj8/видео.html
I can do left hand on top both ways. But right hand on top going left, I'm retarded. I hit myself in the back of the left knee and I've been limping for a few days lol.
Sorry to hear about that. It’s crucial to work a manageable weight between 10-15lbs because the mace exposes your bilateral imbalances. So really focus on basic 360s and 10&2’s to own your Foundations before trying advanced moves like these featured in this video. I wasn’t perfect either when starting out with this stuff. Would heavily recommend to check my Steel Mace Education playlist where I break down each foundational movement with details and correctives: m.ruclips.net/p/PL5EZfwN4W8LyCvKnNKQy7OZ6oZvJHuKR4
@@CoachVikingVaughn lol I've been using it weightless but I was swinging fast. I notice how close it stays to you without hitting you, Almost parallel to your body.
So you’re using a “weightless” mace? I think we found your problem lol
@@CoachVikingVaughn it's the shoulderok but no weight. I'm trying to get used to the 360s both ways, both hands lol
where did you get a 40 lb mace?
Its a Apollo Steel Mace. You can get it off Amazon I think for free shipping
- sorry for the late reply
Vulgar Display t-shirt✊
Love that album.
This mace training screams "rotator cuff" injuries. I don't think I'm going for mace training
Funny, this comment screams ignorance.