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Standard Club Mills vs Choker Mills: What's the...
Learn the difference between standard club mills and choker mills, including technique, leverage, shoulder positioning, and training applications.
Standard Club Mills vs Choker Mills: What's the...
Learn the difference between standard club mills and choker mills, including technique, leverage, shoulder positioning, and training applications.
Cadi Club vs Shorty Club: Which Steel Club Is R...
Compare the Cadi Club and Shorty Club. Learn how handle length affects leverage, torque, mills, and overall steel club training performance.
Cadi Club vs Shorty Club: Which Steel Club Is R...
Compare the Cadi Club and Shorty Club. Learn how handle length affects leverage, torque, mills, and overall steel club training performance.
Figure 8 Steel Club Swing: A New Movement Worth...
Figure 8 Steel Club Swing: How to Learn This Unique Rotational Movement
Figure 8 Steel Club Swing: A New Movement Worth...
Figure 8 Steel Club Swing: How to Learn This Unique Rotational Movement
How to Do Single Arm Devil Swings with a Steel ...
The “Devil's Swing” is one of our favorite combinations you can do with a steel mace. It’s smooth, challenging, highly repeatable, and trains a ton of qualities at once without...
How to Do Single Arm Devil Swings with a Steel ...
The “Devil's Swing” is one of our favorite combinations you can do with a steel mace. It’s smooth, challenging, highly repeatable, and trains a ton of qualities at once without...
Stop Doing Half Reps With Your Mace Swings
One thing we see all the time with steel mace training is people cutting their swings short. They cast the mace behind them, barely bring it through the pullover, then...
Stop Doing Half Reps With Your Mace Swings
One thing we see all the time with steel mace training is people cutting their swings short. They cast the mace behind them, barely bring it through the pullover, then...
How to Do Club Mills: Beginner Guide to Steel C...
Steel club mills are one of the most recognizable and beneficial movements you can do with a club. They build shoulder strength, coordination, timing, grip, rotational control, and overall athletic...
How to Do Club Mills: Beginner Guide to Steel C...
Steel club mills are one of the most recognizable and beneficial movements you can do with a club. They build shoulder strength, coordination, timing, grip, rotational control, and overall athletic...