The Ancient Indian Art Karlakattai & Meipadam | ft. Jothi Silambam
Last year I visited Jothi from Jothi Silambam Kshakthiriya Gurukulam in pondicherry. Jothi is a master in Karlakattai and I'm extremely interested in this art. I love swinging with maces and clubs and Karlakattai includes a multitude of exercises and wooden clubs. Jothi is also specialised in Meidpadam or Mei Paadam, which is a body weight training art connected to Karlakattai. In this video Jothi introduces me to some of the basics in Karla kattai and Mei Padam. Enjoy the video :) Learn how to swing a heavy club, karlakattai, mudgar, or clubbell: https://dutchflowacademy.com/heavy-club/ Online Courses for the Mace, Gada, Indian Clubs, Heavy Club, and Heavy Clubs: https://dutchflowacademy.com/online-c... Upcoming Events: https://dutchflowacademy.com/upcoming... Become a Mace Instructor (Live & Online): https://dutchflowacademy.com/mace-ins... Buy the custom Dutch Flow Mace: https://dutchflowacademy.com/product/... Follow me on instagram: / the.flowing.dutchman Follow me on Facebook: / dutch.flow.academy
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