Steel Clubbells - 2-15kg - 2kg
is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Strength Shop's Steel Clubbells are the modern day take on an ancient Persian tradition. Once used by warriors and wrestlers for training grip, core and shoulder strength, they serve as excellent tools for enhancing your strength and fitness.
We designed the Clubbells to have a solid steel construction, which is heavier and denser than iron and also highly rust resistant. An additional powder coating reinforces their durability.
Why include steel clubs in your training?
Rehab/Prehab: Using clubs in the lighter weight range (2-4KG) is perfect for working smaller muscle groups and helping your joints and tendons to strengthen. And they also make great training companions when preparing for gruelling workouts.
Providing balance to your training: Steel Clubbells will complement traditional barbell training and other sports, particularly those in which imbalances can develop through repetitive, one-sided movements.
Develop your grip: You will challenge your forearms and grip strength much more than you might expect due to the weight distribution of the clubs.
Core strength: The rotational movements and effort used to balance the Clubbells is a key element in developing core strength. Whether you use just one club or two, you will be stimulating your muscles through varied movement patterns.
What weight/size? Much like kettlebell training, it's good to start with a lower weight than expected, and work your way up as your strength and functional range of motion increases.
Features: - Solid steel with black powder coating - Ranging from 2-15KG in weight - Tools for rehab, prehab and general conditioning - Strengthen your joints, shoulders, core, grip and smaller muscle groups
I got a pair of 4K clubs. I have been working out consistently with them and I can see an incredible improvement in my muscle stability for both arms.
The quality of the item is incredibly good. Solid and branded. I will surely get my next club from here (looking at 10K soon).
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Sheila Francis
steel clubs
Good quality. Arrived promptly
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Robert Francis
Great clubs for shoulder mobility
Got these to improve my shoulder mobility and strength also really fun as well
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TIM
Good product
Over the past year I've acquired three heavy clubs (or club bells as Strength Shop calls them). They are very functional pieces of kit, that provide a different dimension of weight training. In my view they were sold at a fair price, and there was no delay or hassle with delivery. Overall I recommend these products, and Strength Shop as supplier.
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Elaine Crawford
Sound kit
First club bell purchase 2 pairs 2kg and 4 kg a couple of dings on the flat end of the 2kg , nothing majors . They handle really well and the weight is spot on.
Once I’m fit enough I will be back for heavier weights
Strength Shop's Steel Clubbells are the modern day take on an ancient Persian tradition. Once used by warriors and wrestlers for training grip, core and shoulder strength, they serve as excellent tools for enhancing your strength and fitness.
We designed the Clubbells to have a solid steel construction, which is heavier and denser than iron and also highly rust resistant. An additional powder coating reinforces their durability.
Why include steel clubs in your training?
Rehab/Prehab: Using clubs in the lighter weight range (2-4KG) is perfect for working smaller muscle groups and helping your joints and tendons to strengthen. And they also make great training companions when preparing for gruelling workouts.
Providing balance to your training: Steel Clubbells will complement traditional barbell training and other sports, particularly those in which imbalances can develop through repetitive, one-sided movements.
Develop your grip: You will challenge your forearms and grip strength much more than you might expect due to the weight distribution of the clubs.
Core strength: The rotational movements and effort used to balance the Clubbells is a key element in developing core strength. Whether you use just one club or two, you will be stimulating your muscles through varied movement patterns.
What weight/size? Much like kettlebell training, it's good to start with a lower weight than expected, and work your way up as your strength and functional range of motion increases.
Features: - Solid steel with black powder coating - Ranging from 2-15KG in weight - Tools for rehab, prehab and general conditioning - Strengthen your joints, shoulders, core, grip and smaller muscle groups
