Train like a warrior with the ancient Indian club, originally used as a weapon and later for an Olympic sport
Broad range of weights to suit all levels of ability: 2kg, 4kg, 6kg, 8kg, 10kg, 12kg, 15kg, and 20kg
Unconventional training with clubbells develops insane levels of functional strength and mobility
Work your shoulders, core, grip-strength, and build full body coordination
Great for prehab and rehab work
Solid steel with matt black powder coating, built to survive the apocalypse!
Backed by the bulletproof Gravity Fitness Lifetime Warranty
No one does unconventional training equipment quite like Gravity, if we do say so ourselves. Our latest addition to the weird and wonderful world of underutilised but utterly badass fitness gear is the Gravity Fitness Indian Clubs AKA Clubbells.
Introduced to the UK in the 19th century, the ancient Indian club was originally used as a weapon and later transcended to being used as an Olympic sport.
The unique functional club design is a fantastic whole-body workout that provides unparalleled levels of adaptability. Adjust intensity easily by simply altering the position of your grip.
Train like a warrior and develop the functional strength and mobility of our ancestors. Fantastic full-body scorcher that’s especially effective for shoulders, core, grip-strength and overall coordination. A great solution for prehab and rehab too.
The rugged solid steel construction is black powder coated and designed to survive the apocalypse. We’re so confident of its robustness that it boasts the Gravity Fitness Lifetime Warranty.
Available in a broad range of weight increments to suit any level and ability: 2kg, 4kg, 6kg, 8kg, 10kg, 12kg, 15kg, and 20kg.
Gravity Fitness Steel Indian Clubs, Clubbells 2kg - 20kg
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Richard
Just what I was after. Good quality & dimensions
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Ross
Solid construction amd weight is accurate. I regularly use maces (4kg/7.5kg/15kg) and have recently ventured into clubs, I use a 10kg for my two handed movements and found the 6kgs to be sufficiently challenging for single arm and doubles work. Like any lever based training tool, park the ego and go lighter than you think!
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Mark
Great item quick delivery
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Steve
6KG Steel Club
General concensus for beginners seems to be 4-6kg. I'm not a big guy but have some Kettlebell experience and 6kg seems about right to start leaning the moves. 4kg would be too light i think for double hand work. Really enjoying it so far and already it has addressed a niggling hip pain that no amount of stretching has resolved. Great for shoulder mobility too. Good strength gains to be had I reckon as you move up in weight. Check out Mark Wildman on Youtube for the moves and excellent instruction. Very pleased with the club quality as well.
