when i went to buy my first clubs i was looking around and there weren't many things just like
comparing so here we go comparing the clubs
hello my name's leanne i'm here to help you
decide on how many pairs of clubs you should buy and the answer for me was these four
let's take it back to the start shall we i started with poly clubs plastic dudes
these are perfect i highly recommend them because guess what's gonna happen
when you start to learn you're gonna probably smash these clubs together quite a bit
yeah it's nice to not worry about dropping them it's nice to yeah not worry about denting
denting them basically. i bought another pair from amazon and they are slightly different and these
ones just shitty balance i don't know they don't feel great so it kind of depends on the mold as
well evidently because these two looks the same on amazon but they are most definitely different.
so we started with these plastic polyurethane is that how you say that word polyethylene you start
off with these plastic clothes from amazon they're pretty good yeah the handle's nice,
it's got a good pommel they're pretty good these are from bodymind fit they are gorgeous
uh they're the standard i believe the 600 grams um like that's these are just a work of art
they feel so nice in your hand the handle is thicker. it is noticeably heavier than the poly so
these come in at about 500 apparently or a pound these sat in my cupboard for a good three months
before i actually felt confident enough to use them because i didn't want to smash them together.
next up in the house 300 gram teardrops from bodymindfit these these are the favorite child
to be honest i think i really want to get a pair of little slightly heavier teardrops next
because i love the shape the different shapes cut through the air differently they're balanced
differently i mean obviously these two because 600 grams 300 grams and they sit in your hand
and your arm differently for different movements so this is kind of a really nice fit for example
whereas these guys oh that's a lot meatier, it sits in a different spot of my arm
and it's just a different experience hey
next up super super useful dudes these guys from heroic sport. i always mispronounce it
pahlavandles there we go maybe if i say it's long enough pahlavandles. little rods
we attach them to carbonated bottles - bottles that have had carbonated things in them,
and there you go you have an adjustable club it's also called that
you get a bigger bottle you got a bigger club
and then on top of this one you got extra handles you stack him on
now i wouldn't like do this if i had sand in one this big because
i am aware that this is plastic we're not gonna we don't want to overload them but
you can stack a couple together and make more of a longer handle or a really short handle mace so
that's really cool really cool. all of my students have been getting these ones to use at home
i've really enjoyed getting to use a bigger size end to deal with on the club so
still different cuts through the cuts through the air differently
and the really cool part about the water is when you're on a really good run with your rotations
it goes silent how you know you're smooth is that you won't make any any sound so
for indian clubs training and for mobility a one pound pair of clubs. they're not going to
become useless as you get used to movements they're always going to give you some value.
if you're not sure if you're going to like indian clubs and you're just
starting out and you want to give it a go i would say 100 get this or these
that way when you catch the bug you can like treat yourself and get some pretty pears
this is the treat yourself option this is the i need to start and let's figure out if we like this
so here you can see me moving a little bit with each of the clubs
i'm doing heart shapes outward inward parallel left and parallel right my body
changes a little bit depending on which shape clubs i'm using and how heavy they are as well
so that's something to keep in mind if you want to get in some extra practice
head to this video right here and do 10 minutes of full moon practice with me