Anyone who has been following my online content for the past couple years knows how much I preach my knowledge not just for steel maces, but steel clubs as well. Transcending people’s enthusiasm for steel maces into steel clubs was a major task at first, but over years putting out in-depth tutorial videos, publishing an entire ebook program, and online certification for both indian & steel clubs has helped spread the word for fitness professionals and enthusiasts. However, while developing all this content I had to ask myself “why do people favor maces over clubs so fast?”
A big issue I realized it wasn’t so much people weren’t interested in steel clubs…it was investing more money into another tool they didn’t know a whole lot about. Buying a 10lb or 15lb steel mace really won’t cost that much and that weight selection will be perfect to build your strength with it for that year. Yet, steel clubs work better with heavy singles and medium sized doubles…which means more money. Not only that, many think clubs “won’t be that hard” buying online and after realizing it’s too heavy for their current skill level…they buy lighter ones (more money again). It’s why a high percentage of people who get into steel clubs already have experienced themselves with steel maces (it’s very rare I meet someone the other way around). It’s a lot like people who love kettlebells also love barbell lifting because they share the same training methodology.
So what if I told you that you could SKIP :
Weight selection guessing
Questioning if steel clubs are right for you
Wasting money on set weights for BOTH maces & clubs with tax/shipping costs
If you told me that last year, I would’ve laughed at you, but then I got a call from Dallas, TX from a guy named Josh telling me about his idea engineering a steel mace that transforms into a steel club by simply removing four threaded handle sections and has detachable weight heads. Which I thought was genius because I knew this would fit perfectly into my system for utilizing steel maces and clubs. He called it the LifeX Modular Mace, and I told him to send me one right away so I could see if this was the real deal.
After playing with it for a straight week I was amazed how easy it was to lengthen and shorten the LifeX Modular Mace with different weighted heads. It flowed smoothly with 360’s and stayed absolutely solid (not unthreading from the handle sections). So you’re still saying “no, this is too good to be true” — I made this introduction video showing you how its all transforms:
Price Comparing with Set Weight Steel Mace & Clubs
If you saw the ending of the introduction video — you have over $500+ of retail value and then after tax & shipping it will likely be over $650. So you’re saving well over $250+ in steel mace & club value. As you see on the left, the LifeX Modular Mace Kit can transform into a 25, 20, 15, 10, 7lb steel mace and 20 ,15, 10, 5lb steel club.
