Heavy Club Swinging, Flow States and Optimal Learning Techniques with Mark Wildman

The Danny Cola Podcast

Follow Mark Wildmans YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/MarkWildman Train Heavy Clubs with Mark --> https://www.wildmanathletica.com/ Mark discussed the rarity of monster clubs and outlined essential club exercises, as well as two programs for using them. They also emphasized the value of using clubs in training for actors and the importance of proper testing and safety measures. Mark and Danny discussed flow state and its broader application in optimizing human movement and decision-making, with Mark emphasizing the necessity for individuals to teach in seminars regardless of their coaching level. Mark explains the historical context and rarity of monster clubs, detailing their pursuit of creating heavier clubs for training purposes. 2:41 Mark outlines essential club exercises for all individuals, emphasizing movements like shield cast, inside circle, outside circle, and various pendulum exercises as fundamental human movements. 10:42 Mark outlines two programs for using clubs, detailing a structured approach to increasing weight levels and complexity. 16:09 Mark discusses the value of using clubs in training for actors, emphasizing the efficiency of workouts within long workdays in the entertainment industry. 21:06 Mark emphasizes the importance of proper testing and safety measures when using equipment, highlighting the expertise of a veteran team member in the film industry. 29:50 Mark discusses upcoming seminars focusing on staff and heavy club movements, emphasizing the significance of these practices in demonstrating flow state and human athleticism. 32:11 Mark1 and Danny delve into a deep discussion about flow state, relating it to physical practices like kung fu and self-defense, and its broader application in optimizing human movement and decision-making. 34:13 Danny acknowledges the importance of teaching for optimal learning and Mark emphasizes the necessity for individuals to teach in seminars regardless of their coaching level. 40:39