It was really good to see someone actually make a video like this and address the questions new people, to throwing, have. So, thank you.

What I find crazy about military throws is that you don't have to throw it hard for it to sink in good because the half spin is whats actually providing a lot of the power.

Thanks for the tutorial, my knife game has significantly improved since watching your videos.

My friend, you've scored another winning video! Your opinions are very well reasoned and very articulately expressed. You are truly a great example of what KZfaq content can be. Keep up the good work! Also, I give up all the blame for my recent purchases to you! Completely due to your videos, I now own 2 pairs of brass knuckles, 1 pair plastic knuckles, 2 large saps and 1 small pocket sap! What are we going to play with next?

it's refreshing to see someone teach a combat throw. also, the wrist snap adds to the power.

This is the vid that got started throwing knives. I just watched it again and learned some new things. Thanks!

Thanks for the advice. Never tried that throw . You give me something to try this afternoon after work

That was great, very well explained. Thanks!

Great tutorial! Very concise!

This is by far my favorite type of throw. What ive found to be helpful in half spins is also using my index finger on the back of the knife. Ive also noticed if you throw it to hard, you risk it not completing the half spin. Its all about finding your rhythm and ultimately takes time. Took me almost a year to really get the hang of it. Patience is key. One of my favorite hobbies though. Thanks for the video!

Really good professional instructions. I see a lot of videos on how to throw knives. But your is outstanding. Thank you.

Hey man I really appreciate the info you put out. This is kinda weird but I was going through a really stressful time a few weeks ago and I’d put your videos on and it was like sitting around with a friend talking about stuff I like. It really helped me at the time and I want to thank for that.

Well,very good informations about throwing knife ! Now I training only no spin ,but I want to learn halfspin,too. Thanks for tips,sir!

Atienza Kali took me here, lol. Awesome vid and thanks.

A friend of mine recently gave me a set of CS throwers to add to my knife collection. I had no throwers in the collection and didn't know how to throw them...that was before finding your channel, now I can stick em good! Btw....that Grand Way knife you're throwing is one of the first fixed blades I bought when I started collecting last year. It never crossed my mind that I could throw it! 😂 Good job! Love your channel!

Fantastic tutorial.

Great video

Thanks man, this helped me a lot👍

You covered a lot of good tips in this video. Excellent job. As a knife thrower myself, I carry a few knives on me at all times. I have even custom made a few knives for throwing. All live edge knives. Mostly spring steel, but built for how I throw, with easily concealed sheaths, so if and when I need to I am confident I will deploy it correctly. You only have one shot, so it’s got to count. I also train to deploy my next knife immediately after my throw. Whether a charge or a retreat. Fast movements but like you mentioned body is committed.

Love ❤ glock 81 for throwing wish they made a tanto.

This is the only throw I have success with, but, DAMN is it powerful. Definitely need a knife with some weight to it. Great videos, brother.

Good Throwing, Good Message and Good Video.

💯🎉 amazing teaching amazing 🙌👏🙌👏🙌👏

Great video. I just tried to throw again after quite a while and it's like I forgot everything lol. I never was a pro but got it down at least enough to stick it more than not. Not this time lol. I think your tips helped, I guess we'll see!

NICE!

Scroll down and just listen. I hear Bob Ross giving a tutorial for throwing knives :) Good thing .

I was wondering what knife he was using in the video. Good stuff. Great explanation without too much jibber jabber.

Just threw my old Bowie. Worked fine 👍🏻

Thanks for advice what went wrong on my last session 😅

I love your videos I also follow you on Tik-Tok love this video in particular cuz I've been debating whether or not I want to learn the military half spin I've got full rotational down I can throw a full spin half spin a little bit of no spin but my distance is very short on that

Great video. Question I would have is how best do you prevent bending the tips of your knives? Throwing with the blade horizontal is going to increase drag while moving through the air, but also the momentum of the handle has to be stopped by the weak-axis of the blade. I've been throwing, forcefully, for years, and always tried to keep the blade from rotating; so that the blade is vertical when leaving the hand, and try to have it vertical on contact with the target. Due to the energy in my throw, I find if the blade is not vertical on impact that even stronger, quality blades will bend with time.

In my younger days age 9-20ish. I used to throw throwing stars all time. I have it down to hit targets up to 50 yards or more. Then they just "disappeared" and couldn't find them.

Great video there. I was wondering what knife you use here? For me while I use normal throwers that are handleless Essentially sculpted steel darts which are the most durable ofc, but tactical knives like this throw real nice, the glock knife worked like a charm.

I was taught to find the balancing point of the knife and to have it centered on my pointer finger when using this throw grip.

nice tutorial, what knife do you use in this video?

I’ve been buying some Russian Kizlyar fixed blade combat knives and they are definitely full tang, built well, and razor sharp! Should we tape our wrist so as not to fling it that it rotates till we get muscle memory?

This was the first way I learned to throw but I’ve since gone to full rotational throwing. I throw rotational like I throw an axe and I’ve yet to find a way that feels as powerful to me especially since the blade is in line with the rotation. That being said I’m not as athletic or skilled as you so I’m sure you’re right.

My friend what knife is that in the video. Thank you for the video

I am very new at throwing; it looks like the knife does a full rotation. I am having a tough time getting the knife to the target, 10 feet away on just half of a rotation.

What kind of knife, axe, hatchet, or tool would you recommend for a beginner?

I've personally found that instinctive no spin and military half spin are an easy transition after practice. I use no spin up to about 6 to 9 feet, depending on the knife, then transition to half spin.

I'm just learning, but it's true that it's a cool technique and I recommend it... Glock fm78 🔪💪

What knife are you using in the video?

So what you are doing is more like the motion of throwing a punch than slinging right? I'we been doing a lot of no spin knife throwing and been hitting pretty good. But the throws are kind of week that way. And like you my interest in knife throwing is more the combative interest. Thanks for all your great Videos. Eveey time I see one of your Videos I always think that if we where neighbors, we would become best friends because we seem to have all the same i interests and also a similar attitude.

I have small pointy throwing knives, not sharp ones. But thanks to this video I finally learned how to throw them accurately. I threw one and hit my sister dead in her left eye. She's a cyclops now, but it's totally worth it just for the accuracy

I meant to leave my question for you Daniel but I think I mistakenly left it in a comment section.

What knife are you throwing in this video sir?

So ein messer hätte ich auch gerne.. aber ich wüsste nicht wo ich das kaufen kann??

What knife are you using in this video ?

To each there own I guess. At least you have some kinda grasp on it.

Have you joined the army before?

Cool,411

Half throw is all i used . Longer range im not accurate

I wanna hear that thump like your throws. I gotta not use my wrist when I throw.

What knife is this ?

Why is Fred Durst teaching people how to throw knives? 😄

Hey brother cool video. Nice technique

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