January 28, 2026

Mace Fit Training 1,104

general warmup (15 minutes) star complex x 2 double club squat cleans x 15 reps 1/2 kneeling archer press x 12/12 reps Arc 2 hand front […]
January 24, 2026

Mace Fit Training #1,103

general warmup (15 minutes) barbarian lateral walking lunges x 15/15 reps windshield wiper squats x 15 reps seated 2 hand angle press x 12 reps 1/2 […]
January 24, 2026

featured new Mace Fit Level 1 Coach: Chris Saylor, Doctor of Physical Therapy

Huge congrats to Dr. Saylor for earning his Mace Fit Level 1 Coach Certification. His medical background combined with Mace Fit is a stellar combination! He […]
May 8, 2018

Our third certification will be in North Carolina on September 22-23

Registration will open soon, so sign up to follow this website by e-mail for updates!
May 5, 2018

A powerful new member of the Mace Fit Team: Jason Tackett

Jason was unanimously voted in by our leadership team, consisting of Valerie Pawlowski, Don Giafardino, Rik Brown and myself. He is a very accomplished competitive athlete […]
May 4, 2018

How medical professionals stay fit after a long hard day of work

May 3, 2018

Review of our certification by Garage Gym Life Magazine

April 28, 2018

Veterans, Mace Fit, & the Iron Brotherhood

The local news did a great job here except for one error about when we started macefit which I e-mailed them a correction  on. However, the […]
April 27, 2018

macefit.com basics build strength

April 25, 2018

Featured New Mace Fit Level 1 Coach: Christine Rosi

Christine Rosi runs CLEER Fitness Training in Rhode Island at 190 Gervais St Coventry, RI 02816 BS in Physical Education. Certified Underground Strength Coach (CUSC), Certified […]
April 25, 2018

Our next Florida certification is July 28-29

In case you missed our first macefit.com certification, here’s  your chance! We will be right here at the Cave again, in beautiful Sarasota, Florida. Make sure […]
April 23, 2018

Take action, clean up the mess later!

With all our human imperfections, we went ahead and jumped in with both feet. Was it perfect? Of course not! We sure learned a lot, though. […]