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The Encyclopedia of Modern Mace Lifting Volume 1 by Greg Walsh

The Encyclopedia of Modern Mace Lifting Volume 1 by Greg Walsh

by Greg Walsh

$79.00

Course content · 3 volumes · 59 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Talking points. Transferable concepts
  3. 3. Relative weight
  4. 4. Tenets
  5. 5. Diagnostic
  6. 6. Diagnostics. Halo + extension ‘Answer the phone”. Mace tricep extension
  7. 7. Diagnostics
  8. 8. Swings. Front pendulum
  9. 9. Back pendulum
  10. 10. Back pendulum + pull over
  11. 11. 360
  12. 12. 10/2
  13. 13. Close-quarters mace 360
  14. 14. SWINGS Troubleshooting
  15. 15. Lifts. Good morning
  16. 16. Shovel
  17. 17. Short shovel
  18. 18. Overhead press
  19. 19. Front press
  20. 20. Squats and lunges
  21. 21. Lunge
  22. 22. Curls
  23. 23. LIFTS Troubleshooting
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Complexes. Curl + press
  2. 2. Shovel + press
  3. 3. Front pendulum+extension
  4. 4. 360 + extension
  5. 5. 10/2+360
  6. 6. Complexes Troubleshooting
  7. 7. Accessories and adaptations. Back pendulum +extension
  8. 8. “Power pendulum”. 10/2 pendulum
  9. 9. Off-angle squats
  10. 10. Accessories Troubleshooting
  11. 11. Novelties
  12. 12. Hand to hand switches
  13. 13. Varial
  14. 14. Varial+360
  15. 15. Pendulum shove
  16. 16. Full pendulum
  17. 17. One arm 360
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Bonus. GYAOTG overview
  2. 2. Elevator sit up
  3. 3. Elevator sit up w/equipment
  4. 4. Elevator sit up w/CMB
  5. 5. Elevator sit up w/mace
  6. 6. With the belt
  7. 7. Rocking chair
  8. 8. Rocking chair with pop
  9. 9. Hip-up
  10. 10. Ankle pick
  11. 11. Grapple and get up
  12. 12. 360 sit up
  13. 13. Hollow position complexes
  14. 14. Hollow positions complexes V2
  15. 15. Closing notes
  16. 16. Definitive Mace 360 Tutorial, V.2
  17. 17. Mace Lifting for Strength Training
  18. 18. Mace curl - Reasons, positions, and variations
  19. 19. Outro
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