Видео

Let it slide out from your hand. That is simpler. One moving part less and faster throws are possible with it. Before I used to push but later I found it unnecessary.

Hi Joel, me again, sorry for the inconvenience. I'm having a little difficulty getting past the 3 meter distance in "no spin", because instead of that it did a half spin, I'm making the knife slide, how do I fix this? How do I decrease the rotation while maintaining the force, I think the detail of the hand and what to do with it is the most difficult for everyone and the right way to slide.​@@joelholopainen6865

@@vernonodell5286 210g, 6mm, 25 cm, slim design

Copying anyone’s throwing style is a mistake. Why? Because every human body is unique, very different from one another. Your only option is to find your own way.

@@joelholopainen6865 Thank you very much for your suggestion. Can I send you my video of throwing nospin? I would like you to give me information on what I can improve.

@@SławomirRawskiyes, via messenger

Along the spine relaxed.

Olga Fedina once said to me that the earlier the release the better. It happens naturally if the arm and wrist are relaxed and you throw with your body.

Did you join a class at here location? Or how did it come?

@@VK-qh6pr I spoke with Olga via VK. We have met earlier in Moscow, in no spin tournaments.

It does a little.

After long time of studying SKANF I still don’t what is it. There is no clear definition. In this video, from 1:35 on, you can see Fedin throwing half spins which behave like no spin: ruclips.net/video/pHJdN_ySTxo/видео.htmlsi=csHCCcdIk2pdV6Rq I think he had a theory about wave-energy going not only from the lower body to the hand, but into the tip of the knife as well. I might be wrong.

​​@joelholopainen6865 I've been able to achieve overhand waves that i felt the energy go through like a whip, but I'm having a hard time with consistency using other angles. Even then, i push the knife too much

@@joelholopainen6865 thank you for the reply, I have heard from others the same, not sure what skanf is.. I have seen Olga and others demonstrate it, but I cannot grasp how both no spin and half spin are effectively the same, I have tried, and for me they arent🙄 your power throws are also something to be in awe of🙏🙏

@@gondaftThere is some difference of course but you can’t control those nyances with conscious mind. That’s why it’s best to regard no spin and half spin as one and the same. Mind set must be simple and clear, then body can follow it.

@@joelholopainen6865 thank you Joel, as with everything in life, if it looks easy, it probably isn't. I have long way to go😊 maybe see you in czech next year for the world championship? Respect🙏

Throw every day..

Not talented, bro, just 4000 hours of throwing behind, lol.

Delta2alpha.com or bo-shuriken.org

same. my neighbors hate when I do it

@@TheCreedBratton That's the best reason to!

Hahah... That's the first thing my brain saw, too. 🤣🤣

@@michaelthomen3056 Bullet train is the best shown in the video. It has a little angled handle.

With sidearm I can activate more muscles for example pecs and lats!

@@vernonodell5286 try different kind of release. Forget pushing with index. Instead of pushing with index just keep the grip firm enough and let the knife slide out byitself. I talk about this approach more on my newer video ”how to throw a knife (the punching method)”

I practice just 1-3 times per week. Shoulder pain is common among any kind of throwers. My osteopath friend always advices me to do a little of some sort of HEAVY weight strength training to keep the injuries at bay.

I also noticed while watching your videos and some of Tom Tom's videos that the knife is straight the ENTIRE flight, from the moment it leaves your hand to hitting the board. Does this just come with practice? Is this the perfect no spin throw?

@@jaketwilcox13 it’s a feature of wave no spin throw which is based on pulling. It cannot be achieved with push-style. Keep firm grip all the way like you were not want to let go of the knife and throw with your lower body (legs and hips) while everything else is relaxed (but guided).