Dangerously Fit Indian Clubs are machine produced and based on the classic Victorian Indian club design.

Pair of authentic Victorian style Indian clubs machine turned from high quality bamboo timber with a silk varnish finish to enhance and protect the wood.
  • Made from sustainable bamboo.
  • Laser engraved logo.
  • Sold in pairs.
  • Available in 4 sizes; 0.5kg, 1kg, 1.5kg and 2.7kg.

Indian Club Dimensions

Weight = 0.5kg
Length = 45cm
Handle diameter = 2.5cm
Barrel diameter = 6.5cm
Pommel diameter = 4cm

Weight = 1kg
Length = 45cm
Handle diameter = 3cm
Barrel diameter =  9cm
Pommel diameter = 4.5cm

Weight = 1.5kg
Length = 50cm
Handle diameter = 3cm
Barrel diameter = 11cm
Pommel diameter = 4.5cm

Weight = 2.7kg
Length = 65cm
Handle diameter = 3.2cm
Barrel diameter = 13cm
Pommel diameter = 5cm

What Size Should I Start With?

Indian clubs are not heavy, they're fast. A skipping rope isn't heavy but they make your feet quick, same with Indian Clubs... they're not heavy but make your hands fast.

Force = mass x acceleration. If you've never used Indian clubs before we recommend starting light with a pair of 0.5kg. They feel heavier when swinging them especially when swung through different planes of motion.

Work on the technique first and groove the path before moving onto heavier clubs once you're proficient.

Indian Clubs Vs Steel Clubs

Although Indian clubs look very similar to steel clubs, they are very different training tools.

The much lighter Indian clubs are made from wood or plastic and typically weigh between 0.25kg-1.5kg.

The focus of Indian club training is on mobility, fluidity and speed making them excellent for rehab, prehab, warm ups and improving shoulder mobility.

Steel clubs are much heavier and as the name implies, made of steel.

They weigh anywhere from 2kg-20kg and are a strength conditioning tool excellent for developing shoulder strength, grip strength, core strength and can be used for conditioning much like any other free weight.

If your goal is rehab/prehab and to improve mobility, choose the Indian clubs.

If your goal is to develop strength, choose the steel clubs.

Bamboo

There are many different types of wood used to make Indian clubs and the wood used largely depends on where the club is manufactured.

We chose to make our Indian clubs from bamboo as it's strong, durable, and sustainable.

Bamboo is the Worlds fastest growing plant and grows 15 times faster than other lumbar like pine. Bamboo is easy to grow, renewable and requires zero chemicals and pesticides.

It's also incredibly strong and durable with;

  • A higher tensile strength than many alloys of steel.
  • A higher compressive strength than many mixtures of concrete.
  • And, a higher strength-to-weight ratio than graphite.