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  • Опубліковано 27 гру 2024

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  • @artofmanliness
    @artofmanliness  10 років тому +168

    New video in which I harness my inner 1960s Indian wrestler turned Bollywood action star.

    • @hootie017
      @hootie017 10 років тому +1

      the wing/sword combo on the shirt - is that from something or an original design?

    • @DARKGORZ
      @DARKGORZ 10 років тому +2

      Can you use ANY kind of mace, including a bar mace?

    • @gnostie
      @gnostie 7 років тому +2

      What about for a woman? My 15 pounder is too heavy for her, we've established that. But I can get her either a 10lb or a 7lb sledgehammer. What do people advise?

    • @texascarl
      @texascarl 3 роки тому

      @@gnostie I use a 7 kb mace, it's a good 'starter'. You can always loan it to a pal if it gets too light

  • @SkilinerGaming
    @SkilinerGaming 8 років тому +139

    This is really strange to me, because about a month ago I started working out after a long period of being primarily sedentary, with the only heavy thing that wasn't immediately necessary I could find; an old sledgehammer. I started doing stuff like the curl here, and the splitting wood thing, just because I could really feel it in my biceps and shoulders.
    Kinda weird how you can accidentally discover something that's been around for so long, and it turns out you totally weren't special or anything. Just kinda blows my mind.

    • @tommyperez2373
      @tommyperez2373 2 роки тому +2

      I found the steel mace after using an old sledge hammer too. I decided to search and see if anybody's written a sledge hammer workout and I then found the steel mace

  • @mynameisnobody3931
    @mynameisnobody3931 6 років тому +5

    The Indian music at the end really gives you endurance energy

  • @DrunkenDarkSoul
    @DrunkenDarkSoul 10 років тому +21

    Motivating!!
    I have been a shoveler for years and seeing you good sir use similar motions to inspire strength...
    well I feel that when I have shown other the art of the shovel I have also shown them strength now.
    your talents and videos are a true gift to this generation and those to come.

    • @mrmicro22
      @mrmicro22 Рік тому +1

      That is what I do. I shovel. I shovel very well.

  • @WTFisTingispingis
    @WTFisTingispingis 8 років тому +73

    Your mustache is the most majestic thing I've ever seen on a man's lip.

  • @hitarthshrotriya1370
    @hitarthshrotriya1370 2 роки тому +17

    As an Indian I can confirm whatever he said is 100% true, and thanks a lot for showing our culture 🙏

    • @MB-gm6kg
      @MB-gm6kg Рік тому +1

      What does you being Indian have to do with your knowledge of niche Indian martial arts history?

  • @Terioth
    @Terioth 9 років тому +53

    This is possibly the best channel on youtube

  • @vikramadityahindu8591
    @vikramadityahindu8591 2 роки тому +22

    I have Kshyatriya ancestry.In India our ancestors used to fight.The main principle of mace work out was to improve endurance of back,arm and fore arm. Training with mace makes handling of sword easier as you will find it light compared to mace. My great grandfather fought Britishers with 12 kg sword on horse back.The Akhada system is very popular in Rural North India.These trainings give strength,agility simultaneously.

    • @robertlehnert4148
      @robertlehnert4148 Рік тому +1

      A 12 kilo or 26.455 pound sword? No. G-Grampa may have been embellishing to impress his grandkids, or he was bad at estimating weights, but that's like an extra thick crowbar, not a sword.

  • @kenshiro100cracked
    @kenshiro100cracked 9 років тому +160

    You have mustache like real Kshatriya (Hindu warrior)! Awesome Gada Training by the way!

  • @productofthefall180
    @productofthefall180 10 років тому +9

    Mr. McKay! You are getting buff dude! Way to go! Love the old school workout videos. Very cool and outside the box.

  • @njsteere
    @njsteere 9 років тому +16

    A sledgehammer will work fine for all these exercises, you dont need a dedicated mace. That said, I just sprang for an Onnit mace and it's great. The thicker bar is good for your grip strength, and the longer handle lets you vary the challenge. It's also knurled like a barbell, very useful.
    Either way, these exercises are going to make you sweat while building functional strength.

  • @TheNoahRike
    @TheNoahRike 2 роки тому +6

    When you said 15lbs, I smirked, thought that would be too easy. Grabbed one in my garage that was 8lbs, got humbled, very fast lol

  • @Anmeldn
    @Anmeldn 9 років тому +33

    makes me proud of my heritage

  • @jigggro
    @jigggro 4 роки тому +14

    Thank you for acknowledging the source so honestly. Though id like to say that wootz steel is from India. So, there has been a long tradition of fighting with metal maces. It’s simply cheaper to use a stick with a weight for the common village akhada/ open air gym.

  • @GrinningSmile
    @GrinningSmile 9 років тому +9

    Just tried this out and it was one of the best workouts i've had. Much thanks for the video.

    • @harveyhonor3670
      @harveyhonor3670 3 роки тому

      Real india is not on front seat yet , traditional things are on verge on extinction in india , check another kind of Indian excercise
      ua-cam.com/video/m23gOecRoWQ/v-deo.html

  • @fhhfgj
    @fhhfgj 10 років тому +17

    The leggings are cool! That's how muscle men used to dress. Great vid Brett, you are inspiring me to get off the couch,thanks!

  • @RobertLisac
    @RobertLisac 5 років тому +21

    Great video! Great Gamma did also tons of Hindu push ups and Hindu squats and wrestled for hours every day. Even for todays standards this guy had a incredible training pensum. Interesting for me was, that because of this amount of training they cared also about recovery and resd somewhere, that he got massaged every day. A cool lifestyle! ;-)

    • @harveyhonor3670
      @harveyhonor3670 3 роки тому

      Real india is not on front seat yet , traditional things are on verge on extinction in india , check another kind of Indian excercise
      ua-cam.com/video/m23gOecRoWQ/v-deo.html

    • @dkdk5486
      @dkdk5486 2 роки тому

      What is Hindu push ups? 😂

    • @RobertLisac
      @RobertLisac 2 роки тому +3

      @@dkdk5486 , it's a push up version, where you do push ups in a circular motion.

    • @theultrabasedputin9099
      @theultrabasedputin9099 2 роки тому +2

      @@dkdk5486 it is a variation almost like a pike pushup but actually it is called a "Dand"

    • @nickmartinofficial6164
      @nickmartinofficial6164 Рік тому

      @@dkdk5486 mulla

  • @saved860
    @saved860 4 роки тому +5

    UA-cam's freaking me out. I randomly got a thought about this type of training without knowing the name, and this vid is what I imagined wtf

    • @harveyhonor3670
      @harveyhonor3670 3 роки тому +2

      Real india is not on front seat yet , traditional things are on verge on extinction in india , check another kind of Indian excercise
      ua-cam.com/video/wxUKi4WM-tQ/v-deo.html

  • @kbderek610
    @kbderek610 8 років тому +17

    I love these things. With in 6 weeks of training my shoulders are no longer rounded and no more forward head posture. Got a 15lb now looking at getting at 25lb

    • @francisboutin2779
      @francisboutin2779 3 роки тому

      Step to 20 lbs first

    • @bazspaz
      @bazspaz 3 роки тому

      what exercises specifically did you do for the rounded shoulders and forward head posture? and how many reps or duration? Thanks

    • @shezyam460
      @shezyam460 2 роки тому +1

      @@bazspaz regular 360s and 300s should help, but regular reverse mills could also do you good

  • @LauraTeAhoWhite
    @LauraTeAhoWhite 10 років тому

    This channel has helped to become in touch with my inner manliness. Embrace your inner man women.

  • @mariusa.1205
    @mariusa.1205 2 роки тому +3

    superb intro to mace training!

  • @killjoy1727
    @killjoy1727 10 років тому +266

    As much as I like the idea of owning a mace, couldn't a man on a budget just use a sledge hammer and achieve the same results?

    • @artofmanliness
      @artofmanliness  10 років тому +164

      Indeed.

    • @lonewolf209
      @lonewolf209 10 років тому +21

      Thank you Gabriel, I was just going to ask this.

    • @whiskeybeerbeer
      @whiskeybeerbeer 10 років тому +46

      You may wish to consider that if you do a sledge to tire exercises. you may injure yourself if you angle the hammer incorrectly. The reason for the mace is to avoid the injury. Ijuries just suck..

    • @nicocontreras5366
      @nicocontreras5366 9 років тому +10

      whiskeybeerbeer that is true but you can also get injured with ball eh

    • @VicariousReality7
      @VicariousReality7 9 років тому +9

      Sledge hammers are usually way too heavy to use as defensive weapons
      Not sure about excersise tools

  • @dakshsudhendu
    @dakshsudhendu 2 роки тому +1

    lost of respect amnd love from hindu samaj and indians to you sir.. thanks for uploading these kind of folk weapons tutorial

  • @saturnus423
    @saturnus423 6 років тому +1

    You have the mustache of a true warrior, good shit.

  • @galacticom
    @galacticom 3 роки тому +4

    looking forward to my 10lb and 20lb gadas, as well as 5lb clubs I ordered off Amazon... going to incorporate it into my yoga practice. thx for your inspiration.

  • @xander0713
    @xander0713 10 років тому +1

    This looks like it'd be an incredible exercise! Thanks Brett.

  • @Bonzeeemer
    @Bonzeeemer 10 років тому +30

    *Historic Fact*
    These warriors trained to the song "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"

  • @GyanIndianJori
    @GyanIndianJori Рік тому

    Thank you Art of Mailness for this content

  • @AmitMishra-lx7er
    @AmitMishra-lx7er 2 роки тому +1

    Good man good task from great country 'India'🇮🇳🇮🇳😇🌹💐❤️

  • @lifegiverchurchwindsor
    @lifegiverchurchwindsor 10 років тому +62

    The Barbarian Squat is...... Barbarian!

  • @RelevantRhythm
    @RelevantRhythm 8 років тому +15

    It's obviously a great exercise, but doing it wrong will get you some serious sprains and injuries. Do it the right way and be safe.

    • @Sam-vk8xd
      @Sam-vk8xd 5 років тому +9

      Doesn’t that apply to all forms of exercise?

    • @nietzschean3138
      @nietzschean3138 4 роки тому

      @@Sam-vk8xd Yes and?

  • @polpotjay
    @polpotjay 10 років тому

    Awesome vid from an awesome dude with an awesome mustache.
    Imma subscribing you!
    Now, i'm gonna start training with my gada in front of my house and let all the passers-by bask in my overflowing manliness!!

    • @harveyhonor3670
      @harveyhonor3670 3 роки тому

      Real india is not on front seat yet , traditional things are on verge on extinction in india , check another kind of Indian excercise
      ua-cam.com/video/m23gOecRoWQ/v-deo.html

  • @hris3540
    @hris3540 2 роки тому +2

    Good for sword figthing practice as well whether it be one handed or two handed, this exercises the same muscles that your body uses to swing a sword effectively.

  • @antakaranah
    @antakaranah 10 років тому +1

    You can work the same muscles using a barbell with light weights clamped on one end. I use a hand forged spring steel battle axe by starfire swords, which weighs about 12 lbs.

    • @maxwilson3530
      @maxwilson3530 3 роки тому

      The barbell would probably be too heavy

  • @charlesnwoods
    @charlesnwoods 6 місяців тому

    I dearly love this video.

  • @KageumiUmikage
    @KageumiUmikage Рік тому

    I appreciate this video. Looking to incorporate these types of work outs and ditch typical gym gear that only targets specific muscles. This seems like an all rounder which would save me time

  • @mode3517
    @mode3517 10 років тому +6

    Great video! Two notes on pronunciation if you're interested. The Gada/Gadha (mace) is pronounced "guh-tha," with the "tha" sounding heavy, like a "dha".
    Pehlwan (Strongman/Wrestler) is "pail-wahn".

    • @manjitrupbikram
      @manjitrupbikram 6 років тому +1

      Modimus Prime That's a southern style of pronouncing it. It is gada in the north. In Bengal, Odisha and Assam it is more like goda.

    • @hayvantv4210
      @hayvantv4210 3 роки тому +1

      Pehlwan... "Pehlivan" is wrestler in Turkish. Interesting.

    • @ex-muslimraj8652
      @ex-muslimraj8652 2 роки тому +1

      @@hayvantv4210 We were upto the Saudis... you'll find sanskrit words in Poland and Russia also...no surprise, once you consider that Cholas were upto the Filipino islands until the last few hundred years

  • @holdshiftt2run308
    @holdshiftt2run308 8 років тому

    We need to bring this practice back.

  • @TeddyRPL
    @TeddyRPL 10 років тому

    Hi, i like very much your idea and videos,
    thx for what You doing,
    but, i have question: if i can`t buy mace in Poland can i use bar/barbells to mace training? with weigths for example...
    I try to do some training with dumbbell in similar way You showed (dumbbell with only on side equipped in weights),
    i think it increases my strength. I try to combine mace and kettlebells exercises
    Thx again for Your work, great respect

  • @jacobortega7569
    @jacobortega7569 3 роки тому

    Bro ty, was literally gonna drop about 250 on the one for rogue, u saved me so much ty

  • @MattXBL123
    @MattXBL123 10 років тому +3

    Could you just use a sledgehammer and do the same workouts with the same results?

  • @sixfittyonembitties
    @sixfittyonembitties 6 років тому +1

    On the 360's one of the ONNIT trainers coach Vaughn says to point your index finger of the base hand and let the mace fall toward that direction. Also, I think postioning your hands when the mace is vertical above the belly button area is better technically. Not trying to hate, I loved the video!

  • @adityakhatwa8555
    @adityakhatwa8555 2 роки тому

    Back then they didn't had steel. Really bruv.... come to New Delhi... and i will show you a pillar which didn't rusted for more than 2000 years. (So not only they had steel but galvanizing process of it was also really dope).

  • @turtleyshelltastic
    @turtleyshelltastic 6 років тому

    Love the mace. Erik Melland from Viking Ninja is the grandma master of this system.

  • @thewiseone6982
    @thewiseone6982 5 років тому +1

    greetings from India

  • @kuldips430
    @kuldips430 2 роки тому

    This is a part of Hindu Culture. Jai Bajrang Bali

  • @jtsburn
    @jtsburn 10 років тому +15

    would it still be manly if i used a giant sledgehammer?

    • @DirkieB
      @DirkieB 10 років тому +4

      My thoughts .. I have a sledgehammer, but not a gada ... or mace :)

    • @polpotjay
      @polpotjay 10 років тому +10

      Iron handle sledgehammer is manly enough in my opinion.

    • @kevynhansyn2902
      @kevynhansyn2902 5 років тому +3

      If you think Giant Sledgehammers aren't manly enough, than your on the wrong page.

  • @KatyushaRockets
    @KatyushaRockets 3 роки тому

    Every day I envy this man's mustache

  • @kongmw
    @kongmw 10 років тому

    lol this looks like a whole lot of fun, esp. with the accompanying music.

  • @VTPSTTU
    @VTPSTTU 2 роки тому

    I like the swinging clubs because I don't keep hitting things around me. If I could find a good mace, I would do some of that.

  • @klokmedia
    @klokmedia 3 роки тому

    Finest gentlemen, could one of you please inform me what the name is of the music? It is brilliant.

  • @electr0wizard951
    @electr0wizard951 4 роки тому

    Was alexander talking about punjab-sindh king puru??

  • @ProgressiveDiscussions
    @ProgressiveDiscussions 7 років тому

    Does anyone know of a webpage that illustrates the force generated by a Mace/Gada of various weights, possibly due to increasing torque? The basic swing appears to be what they call the 10:00-2:00 O'Clock. I can push heavy dumbbells so I am trying to accurately select a specific size Mace. I know that will a kettelbell you cannot get "jacked up".

  • @rahulk2633
    @rahulk2633 Рік тому

    Even though there is controversy on this subjects, I read that chinese and russian historians have recorded that alexander lost the war against northern india and later died from its injuries but the romans of the time didnt want his legacy to be over against a relatively unknown king from india and hence his historians changed the story somewhat that alexander supposedly won but gave away the land which cost him so much to win which sorta doesnt make any sense.

  • @Metalman200xdamnit
    @Metalman200xdamnit 10 років тому

    That looks like a good and fun workout.

  • @hazlettryan
    @hazlettryan 7 років тому

    Chris Duffin uses this for his bench press warm up and hes one of the strongest lifters of all time.

  • @crackerHero
    @crackerHero 10 років тому +4

    what a fucking badass biker moustache the great gama had!!

  • @arandomzoomer4837
    @arandomzoomer4837 2 роки тому

    Does it build obliques too? I’m trying to strengthen obliques

  • @genjiglove6124
    @genjiglove6124 10 років тому

    That is sweet workout music.

    • @50calorie82
      @50calorie82 6 років тому

      Nick Tomasello that is Panjabie music in the background .

  • @colemanemery5624
    @colemanemery5624 10 років тому

    Wonderful video man!!! inspired me to buy my own mace now.

  • @Schattenfaust2
    @Schattenfaust2 10 років тому +1

    If I want to be properly building up some strength and muscle but don't exactly have time to spend hours swinging this thing around, what kind of sets would you recommend? Obviously I can't just use only this but more in a "get the most bang for my buck" kind of way.

    • @rza139
      @rza139 10 років тому

      UA-cam - Onnit Mace. Follow the Warrior Maker workout. I just got my onnit mace in the mail today. Amazing work out. But I did it in a tabata style 20 seconds of work, 10 secs of rest. Repeat 8 times.

    • @music2sooth
      @music2sooth 10 років тому

      You don't have to spend hours to feel it and get benefits if you are using the right weights. It is fun to swing that bad boy around and slay your inner demons. I make up my own routines and just have fun with it.

    • @Schattenfaust2
      @Schattenfaust2 10 років тому

      Yeah, I get you. When I'd made the comment it was more that I'm used to something more regimented than "just swing this thing around for a while" so I was wondering if I should do a certain amount of reps or what.

    • @music2sooth
      @music2sooth 10 років тому

      Onnit has model workouts on their website with # of reps and sets, that may be a good place for you to start. Or you can treat the exercises as you would regular wt. training and build your own workout plan. Try doing 10-20 reps + 3 sets of each exercise and modify from their. That should get you started.

    • @Schattenfaust2
      @Schattenfaust2 10 років тому

      Sounds legit. Thanks.

  • @AVtheMcFly
    @AVtheMcFly 10 років тому

    Instead of using a Mace, or Gada, would a sledgehammer suffice as an alternative?

  • @drmccabe23
    @drmccabe23 2 роки тому

    I don't have a mace, but I got a big Sledgehammer that works pretty well for getting the mechanics down 😅

  • @sandeshmhatre9070
    @sandeshmhatre9070 7 років тому +2

    india is the mother of all martial arts.in india each state having their own martial arts.

  • @JamaaLS
    @JamaaLS 2 роки тому

    If Alexander defeated them, what kind of training was Alexander doing???

  • @Carl007Jr
    @Carl007Jr 3 роки тому +1

    Sindhi/Punjabi/Balochi warriors. Literally almost all in Pakistan 💪🏽🇵🇰.

  • @gerardogarciadeleon7115
    @gerardogarciadeleon7115 8 років тому

    all there days of the week práctice with macebell? how many hours per day? thanks for the video

  • @MrSwimer23able
    @MrSwimer23able 10 років тому +5

    So could I just buy a sledgehammer and get the same results?

    • @Neocasko
      @Neocasko 10 років тому +1

      Probably.

    • @ConiferGrower
      @ConiferGrower 10 років тому +5

      I have tested many different objects (my favorite substitute being large wrenches for tractors), and for the most part yes you could just use a sledgehammer. I find the advantage of the Onnit mace is it is balanced at the weighted end, where a sledgehammer has two heavy faces causing the resisting force to be a little lopsided. Additionally, while 'splitting wood' a sledgehammer can hit on an angle, causing it to rotate in your hands. If you're dead set on holding on, it may cause injury.
      TLDR; A 10 lb sledgehammer around here is anywhere between $20 - $40. The Onnit 10 lb mace is $40. Both work, the latter is designed specifically for working out.

  • @Lowpropo
    @Lowpropo 9 років тому +21

    niice
    now this exercise would improve my zombie head chopping skills

    • @Angel_EU34
      @Angel_EU34 9 років тому

      Leonardo Po Wich is always useful!

  • @madman11893
    @madman11893 10 років тому +1

    where did you get those work out pants with the sash ive looked for a pare like that but i cant find anny producers

    • @tsohgallik
      @tsohgallik 10 років тому

      You could probably find them at a Indian clothing store, or a costume shop.

  • @KTtraintowin
    @KTtraintowin 10 років тому

    Nice video ! The mace is for real n will challenge anyone .

  • @SouthOfDodge
    @SouthOfDodge 10 років тому

    Nice! This would be a great workout to cycle into my training program.

  • @okun8856
    @okun8856 4 роки тому

    Can I do this with a barbell. Might not be as effective as the entire bar holds the weight rather then the end. I'm just a boy trying to build a good foundation frame to add to during manhood.

  • @joshlp900
    @joshlp900 10 років тому

    this would be great for cardio, i'm definitely putting it into my routine

  • @50calorie82
    @50calorie82 6 років тому

    Awesome Panjabie Bhangara Music!!!

  • @ralphruhl3806
    @ralphruhl3806 6 років тому

    You are in great shape! Thanks for the video. Can you do a few reps with a 100 kg power twister?

  • @namenotfound34
    @namenotfound34 10 років тому +43

    Oh God the leggings........ oh the humanity..

    • @artofmanliness
      @artofmanliness  10 років тому +138

      I know it's sexy, but please control yourself.

  • @GusTs51
    @GusTs51 10 років тому +2

    haha, for the longest time i thought that it was the green screen behing you until you started the last exercise :D Cool technique though :)

  • @Lord.Firechops
    @Lord.Firechops 10 років тому

    Was about to ask where to get a mace but I seen from previous comments you could use a BFH

  • @jamesbshaw
    @jamesbshaw 10 років тому

    Great Content Man! We appreciate it. Keep up the Good Work!

  • @taenyftw
    @taenyftw 3 роки тому

    is an awesome mustache a requirement before doing mace training?

  • @ColoradoBengal
    @ColoradoBengal 9 років тому

    FWIW.. a lot of these exercises can be performed with the "bodybars" you find in the gym. While the weight is not distributed exactly the same, its a great way to try out the exercises and see if they might be right for you. And.. I've done some of these with a long handle sledge in my garage. Works great, but be careful.

  • @stonewallbook
    @stonewallbook 10 років тому

    Good video Brett. I would add that the same thing could be accomplished with a splitting maul - and get some firewood up at the same time!! ;-) Thanks for sharing.

    • @bradleyzum
      @bradleyzum 3 роки тому

      Splitting maul is a lot less weight though

    • @bradleyzum
      @bradleyzum 3 роки тому

      I thought the same thing ahah splitting 2 cords of firewood every year

  • @chubbybubbers13
    @chubbybubbers13 4 місяці тому

    what weight is the mace he's swinging

  • @OhHhugo7
    @OhHhugo7 10 років тому

    Awesome video

  • @TimEsguerra
    @TimEsguerra 6 років тому +1

    Check out Coach Rich Thurman if you’re interested in learning more about steel mace training. Took one of his workshops and loved it.

    • @harveyhonor3670
      @harveyhonor3670 3 роки тому

      Real india is not on front seat yet , traditional things are on verge on extinction in india , check another kind of Indian excercise
      ua-cam.com/video/m23gOecRoWQ/v-deo.html

  • @spodface12
    @spodface12 6 років тому

    @Artofmanliness whats the music for this video ??

  • @zplitterz
    @zplitterz 8 років тому

    yo Brett, do you still train with the mace since becoming a barbell guy?

  • @noneyabusiness6957
    @noneyabusiness6957 2 роки тому

    I’ve never used one but want to buy one what would be a good weight to start with??

    • @dieserscherzkeks
      @dieserscherzkeks Рік тому +1

      Don't let false pride get the best of you. If you're getting started, I'd recommend something in the 4-6kg range. Buying a heavy ass mace because you feel like a tough guy and then not being able to move it properly is an expensive mistake.

    • @noneyabusiness6957
      @noneyabusiness6957 Рік тому +1

      @@dieserscherzkeks I actually ended up buying one it’s only 10lbs and I’m glad I didn’t buy anything heavier.

  • @kevteg05
    @kevteg05 10 років тому

    I know how it feels when my moustache got in the way too. But we all love ours naughty moustaches.

  • @sooner91
    @sooner91 5 років тому

    How many reps and sets would you do for each exercise?

  • @ism94786
    @ism94786 10 років тому

    Absolute beast.

  • @Swordisk
    @Swordisk 4 роки тому +1

    People will laugh at me, but I use my sledgehammer that I got from work and use to hit tires as a substitute for a maceball

  • @stevieweebi
    @stevieweebi 4 роки тому

    Is he of Indian heritage?

  • @BuntFencer
    @BuntFencer 7 років тому +3

    Gama was no giant, he was only 5'7", but 113kgs of hard muscle. None of the wrestlers of his day could beat him.

    • @dv9239
      @dv9239 2 роки тому

      5'7 was tall back in the day

    • @BuntFencer
      @BuntFencer 2 роки тому

      I am from India and 5' 8" is average height of Indian male. It could be couple inches less 100 years ago, Gama wouldn't be a giant even then.

  • @orawal
    @orawal 10 років тому

    Love the music!! :)
    where's it from?

  • @ILLUMI-NATTY
    @ILLUMI-NATTY 2 роки тому +1

    Jai Shree Ram
    Fact: The most powerful person till now to use gada was HANUMAN
    He is still the strongest man alive! Yes Today also
    And Gada is not only for training , in ancient scripters it was a great and powerful weapon

  • @AniruddhJain
    @AniruddhJain 10 років тому +15

    The wrestlers are called pahlwan : prounce them as: pay+hell+wan (minus the d in wand)

    • @nw3877
      @nw3877 3 роки тому

      To be honest, Pahalwan is Persian word. I would call them Malla Yoddha.

  • @peshwabajirao1175
    @peshwabajirao1175 2 роки тому

    ancient hindu warriors literally resisted islamic invasions in india for almost 600yrs even when some turks was succesfull they was never able to conquer whole india , "RAJPUTS" were the bravest warriors that indian land had ever produced at the end it was hindu marathas who destroyed the one of the worlds powerfullest islamic empire(mughal empire) jai jai shree ram🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

  • @4LoveAndJustice
    @4LoveAndJustice 3 роки тому

    Amazing... You look Indian with that moustache 😀