Indian Clubs - JARRAH LOGS
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Channel: Paul Taras Wolkowinski · 2011 · Sports
Indian Clubs - JARRAH LOGS These clubs are made from West Australian hard wood called Jarrah. Historically massive amount of Jarrah were sent the England on returning supply ships, it was used for railway sleepers in the building of the London underground tube system. Jarrah was also cut into cobblestones for use in road laying. Back to the clubs, I am using the clubs in the closed arm style up until the end when I do a cross and finish with open arm style mills. Club weight 4 kilos each Wrist & Shoulder warm up Inward Shoulder Casts Outward Shoulder casts Continuous Inward Shoulder Casts Continuous Outward Shoulder Casts Alternate Inward Back Circles The Cross Alternate Outward Mills Alternate Inward Mills Thanks for watching.
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