Learn how to do the behind the back move using a mace with this tutorial. This is an intermediate move for drum majors and baton twirlers. Watch this how to video and you will be able to perform the behind the back move with a mace.
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These are all really really great man..... however. My question is how well do they translate to a ceremonial Mace which is wrapped in chain?
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