Mace Flow
Mace Flow Courses
- Difficulty: Beginner - Ultimate
- Attributes: Flow, Transitions, Speed
- Material: Steel, Wood
- Recommended weight: 3-7kg
- Benefits: Shoulders, Arms, Lower Body, Coordination
Mace Flow can also be defined as light mace training. This practice is a great starting point for anyone interested in learning how to start swinging a mace. What makes mace flow unique is the different positions and grips that can be used due to the weight distribution of the relatively light mace. This creates an infinite amount of swings and transitions, which make mace flow a uniquely creative practice. Recommended starting weight: 4-5kg. Usually sold as Macebell or Steel Mace.
Mace Flow
Mace Flow is a unique practice that came up when the original macebell was made smaller and lighter. This made the mace practice much more suitable for including movements that can be found in martial arts training with bamboo sticks or swords. In combination with original clubbell movements that included lunges this practice has become one of the most elaborate training modalities that exist today. The amount of possibilities are endless.
Luckily Dutch Flow has a solution for that complexity that has become the Dutch Flow Method. This method was the first attempt at creating order out of the possibilities by connecting the movements to a set of foundations. These foundations can be seen as the roots of Mace Flow and they will change the game for you once properly understood.
We’ve got a lot of courses for Mace Flow, since it’s a very elaborate practice. If you want to move from A-Z this is your progression: Mace Flow 101 -> Mace Flow SIX lvl1 -> Mace Flow 201 -> Mace Masterclass Series 1-6 -> Mace Masterclass 7-9.
Benefits
Expect to be challenged mentally and physically. The mace will humble everyone with the immense weight distribution. The unique rotating movement behind the back will help posture and mobility in the upper body. The practice will build strength and conditioning in the whole body teaching you how to properly ground your body. Furthermore the practice will also be beneficial for your mind, as the endless skill progression allows your coordination to keep evolving.