Mace Training: Build Your Own Mace (Gada) - Coach Josh Wood
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Mace Training: Build Your Own Mace (Gada) - Coach Josh Wood
Learn how to make you own mace (technically this is a gada) with things you can find at your garden or hardware store.
Show off your new mace and tag me on IG @coachjoshwood
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Good find!
For everyone asking, every litre of concrete will be 2.3 KG.
thank you only concrete? Do you add sand?
This is just standard concrete from the hardware store. Concrete is cement with sand already mixed in. So, I wouldn't mess with the ratios personally.
This was so relaxing to watch.
😁 Thanks!
I saw a clip on Squat U that made me want to diy and this was the perfect video. Well done man and I’ll be making a few this weekend. 👍
That's great to hear! These days I keep them in the bucket to cure for up to a week while keeping the top wet. Let me know how you go!
Nice!
I have a long round staff of pine with a 30 mm diameter. Long enough for two macebells.
Thinking about using two one liter yoghurt cans for the cement..
With the opening against each other they have the right slope.
That will make the cement into a double cone, thinner at both ends. At the top and towards the shaft.
That will become a 5 kg macebell.
Wood feels so much nicer in the hands than steel.
That's a great idea! I definitely prefer a wood handle. Although, I did produce a single run of steel maces with interchangeable heads.
Let me know how that mace build goes!
Thanks for the video, greetings from Spain
Hey Miguel! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome man❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you sir 🙏
Jai Shree Ram 🚩
I love the music tell me music name please 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good👍
Cheers
cool. couldnt get a bamboo so im using a hoe handle. seems sturdy enough. also, probably added too much water (i got a concrete solution from a store, not an industrial one) and after 48h im not confidant enough to take it off. will also probably use a rope or something, after its done drying, to make sure it will not fall into my head lol
seems to be working tho.
Nice! Send through a vid or photo of the mace. I'm interested to see it. The hard wood handles work well too. Bamboo just tends to be cheaper here. I use the hardware store concrete and I let it set for about a week these days (while keeping a layer of water on top).
@@CoachJoshWood will sure do! bamboos here (im from brazil btw) were kinda hard for me to find, most of them were just tiny ornamental ones. glad to hear about the one week drying period, will leave the gada there for another day at least. will get the rope today and paint it. decided to let the modeling pot there, anyways, for extra safety (im very concerned ahahahah).
im in touch with some diy body builders here who have built whole gyms out of concrete to learn their secrets ahahah. gigantic dudes who have been building blocks for a while now. if it works out nicely i will probably be building some kettlebells too. eheheh
Very cool! Yeah, you'll have to source whatever works locally.
This DIY gyms are very cool. Definitely the guys to speak to about making concrete equipment.
Accidentally bought cement instead of concrete yesterday 😬.
😲 I have no idea if that will work.
Leave the bucket on it. Should work ok. Just don't hammer anything with it lol.
What is the best gallon or liter amount for a 10kg gada?
I use a 10l bucket to get about 12kg.
How does the concrete not fly off
@@Blackhatmachine I've made them with and without the nails through the handle. I've never had one come off either way. Although, I feel safer having the nails.
What kind of wood handle is that?
That's a piece of bamboo from the garden shop.
What song is this?
Honestly, I can't remember. It's from the TH-cam audio library.
How much do they weigh?
The 2lt buckets come out at approx. 5kg.
Please tell me music bro please please please please please
See the pinned post
Ohhhhh
Christmas tree after sezon
🤔 That's not a terrible idea.
😎👍🙏
Wouldn't using a sledge hammer be about the same
Very similar. You're usually limited with weight of hammers and the shape of the head can cause some challenges. But, it's a good starting point.
indians are coming to watch this video.
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What is that horrible music?
Just a little something your mum wrote for me.