This one’s called the Viking Flow. It’s a continuous 15 minute flow workout with the Dangerously Fit Adjustable Mace.
If you can try not to take any rest, but if you need a rest, just take it and then get straight back into the flow where you left off. Once the 15 minutes is up, that’s it. Workout’s done.
As I say, you can just rest if you need to, but if you don’t need a rest, just power through the whole 15-minute workout continuous without taking rests. All right, guys. I’m going to show you the exercises to start with.
First off, we’re going to go 360 into rotational uppercut. 360 with our 360, feet should shoulder width apart, toes pointing forward, hands into the navel, shoulders down and packed down. And then from there, we do our 360. We’re going to catch it in the opposite hand. Thumb pointing down. We’re going to catch it across the side of the body.
Punch it up with that mace head. Pulling with the mace handle and rotating that left hip. Going to swap sides. We’re going to throw it back up. 360 over the other shoulder.
If I catch it in my right hand, thumb pointing down, catch it, and then punch up with the right hand. Rotate that right hip, pivot the right foot, and then punch up. My mace is nice and close to the face, and I’m looking straight through at a target. We’re going to do one rep each side.
I’ll just do a few reps of that one just so you can see what that looks like, though. 360 rotational uppercut. We do our 360 rotational uppercut. As soon as we’ve done that, we’re going to do our forward lunge and chop.
We’re going to bring it into the guard position. Because it is the mace handle is a long lever. We’re just going to bring one hand into the middle into that middle knurling. Other hand comes across the bottom.
If I’m going to step forward with my left leg, I’ve got the mace on my right hand side of the body. And then from there, all your usual cues apply with a forward lunge. It’s a big step forward. Make sure that that knee doesn’t go over that front toe. Push through the glutes and through the heel as you’re driving up into that standing position.
With your hands, you’re going to chop over that front leg. Big step forward, drop that back knee down, and then chop. With this one, we’re going to do one rep on each leg. We do our left chop and then we change grips.
Hand arm to the top, bring across the side and then bring it back into that starting position. From here we do our spear uppercut 360. We’re going to bring it back in to the side of the body. And then we’re going to spear strike. Stepping forward nice and long through that front arm.
Push that left arm, pull that right arm. And then as we do the uppercut, we’re going to pull that mace head back. Punch up the mace handle and rotate that back hip. Power forward. Bring it back into the starting position.
Change sides side of the body. Step forward and then punch up on that opposite side. I’ll do a few reps to show you what that looks like. That’s our spear strike uppercut.
Then we’re going to do our 360 to archer. Elbows tucked in, hands in navel. 360. As I come over my right shoulder, my left hand meets the mace handle, thumb pointing up, going to press it out from the side of the body.
I’m going to push the mace handle away from the body. And then with my right hand, I’m going to pull. I’m ripping that mace apart. Activate those big strong back muscles. Throw it up onto the other side.
360 over the other shoulder. Hand comes and meets it. Thumb pointing up. Press it out on the right side of the body. Left hand is pulling that mace apart as much as you can.
Then from there, we’re going to bring it into the uppercut position. We’re going to go continuous uppercuts. We’re going to go uppercut, uppercut, front stack. Again, just show you what that looks like.
Top hand, thumb pointing down. Bottom hand, thumb pointing up. Rotate the right hip, pivot the right foot. And then rotate the left hip, pivot the left foot. Back into that starting position.
And then we’re going to finish off with barbarian squats. Try and keep those elbows tucked into the ears at the top. And as I come down at that bottom position, try and get the thighs parallel with the floor if you can. Just go as low as you can with good technique. Squeeze through the glutes. Drive up through the heels. Come back into that starting position.
All right, guys. There your exercises. I’m going to put that together into a flow now. We’re going to do a 360 uppercut. 360 uppercut. I’m going to bring it into the side of the body. Forward chop.
Other side. From here, 360 spear strike. Archer. Archer uppercuts. Barbarian. We do that again. 360 rotational uppercut. Chops. Change grip. Chops. 360 spear strike uppercut. 360 spear strike uppercut. 360 archer. 360 archer uppercuts. Barbarian.
We’re just going to go for that one more time. 360 rotational uppercut. 360 rotational uppercut. And then from there we do our forward lunge chop. Forward lunge chop. From there we do a 360 spear strike uppercut. 360. Archer archer. Last one. Uppercuts. Barbarian.
All right, guys. That’s it. 15 minutes continuous. Power through that flow as many times as you can. I hope you enjoy and I’ll see you in the next one.
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