Breaking Down No Spin Accuracy Throwing

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @amantemarinas2182
    @amantemarinas2182 Год назад +3

    Great throwing!! Filipino-American watching in Virginia, USA.

  • @ThirdoptionJCSU
    @ThirdoptionJCSU 8 месяцев назад +1

    After 2 years of training finally i started getting no spin from 10 meters but only 2-3 sometimes 4 times out of 10 times throwing. I think your video now gave me idea what was wrong. Thanks Joel.

  • @robertseptim3579
    @robertseptim3579 Год назад +1

    Very well done tutorial! I’m surprised this didn’t get more views! You definitely deserve it! I was already following some of the steps as I was watching haha

  • @davejenvey3598
    @davejenvey3598 Год назад +1

    Goodstuff. Im a back yard thrower, music beer and no spin. Great pass time. My 7 meters is my limit, i get 6 out of 9 most the time.

  • @louispace89
    @louispace89 4 года назад +6

    I Really appreciate this video in being in English, thankyou

  • @zatchbel546
    @zatchbel546 2 года назад +1

    I watched this video over and over and it still teach me things.
    Thanks !

  • @michaelducharme35
    @michaelducharme35 2 года назад

    Thanks for your insight.! I am looking forward to trying my hand a no spin. Cheers

  • @TheJKDGuy
    @TheJKDGuy 3 года назад +3

    You have convinced me to practice my no spin technique, Thanks Brother 🙏

  • @chukkinladd
    @chukkinladd 2 года назад

    Really helpful, thanks.
    Now I've begun yo join competitions, it's good to be able to learn from the masters online

  • @Lobo_knife
    @Lobo_knife 3 года назад

    This morning a great advice Joel. Thank you brother

  • @boincen1
    @boincen1 3 года назад +1

    superb Thanks ,,,so one shows earlir release,,helped me a lot

  • @mglbcn
    @mglbcn Год назад

    Buen tutorial. Puedes decir que pesa ese cuchillo que lanzas. Gracias

  • @רןאריאלי
    @רןאריאלי Год назад

    Great video
    Thanks a lot
    Have a great week

  • @write2krisp
    @write2krisp 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the tips

  • @sakkeraappana
    @sakkeraappana 4 года назад +5

    This is probably the best no spin tutorial on RUclips 👌 Thanks!

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  4 года назад +1

      Hehe, thanks. There are many approaches to no spin, my style may not be suitable for everyone.

    • @coryryder9070
      @coryryder9070 2 года назад

      @@joelholopainen6865 yeah man nice job i like my batarangs- DarKnightRyder

    • @coryryder9070
      @coryryder9070 2 года назад

      you are not following throw with hand motion for no spin right

    • @coryryder9070
      @coryryder9070 2 года назад

      @@joelholopainen6865 lmao lier saw spin 7 meters just kiding dont hunt me

  • @axeandturtle
    @axeandturtle 3 года назад +1

    Awesome drill bro!!

  • @aaronvasquezmma
    @aaronvasquezmma Год назад

    Very detailed.

  • @dxbsport
    @dxbsport 4 года назад +1

    Great! simple and easy !:)

  • @levaquejp
    @levaquejp 2 года назад

    Bonjour, votre tuto m'a appris encore un peu plus sur la technique "No Spin". Je lance des couteau en "no spin" depuis seulement deux mois, je commence a être cohérent jusque 2,7 mètres. Plus loin ça devient compliqué pour moi... Je pense que je n'arrive pas à synchroniser mon Release et mon anti spin. Quand je lance à partir de 3 mètres, soit je rate la cible, soit les couteaux se plantent manche vers le haut à chaque fois. Si vous avez un conseil pour cette étape, je vous en remercie d'avance. Encore un grand merci pour vos videos!
    traduction Google: Hello, your tutorial taught me a little more about the "No Spin" technique. I've been throwing knives in "no spin" for only two months, I'm starting to be consistent up to 2.7 meters. Further on it becomes complicated for me... I think I can't synchronize my Release and my anti spin. When I throw from 3 meters, I either miss the target or the knives stick up each time. If you have any advice for this step, I thank you in advance. Thanks again for your videos!

  • @TheJKDGuy
    @TheJKDGuy 2 года назад

    Thank You So Much Joel 💪🔪❤️👍

  • @QuadZam
    @QuadZam 10 месяцев назад

    Great Throwing. Can u show this technique with ace jet stringer if U have these. Only have those atm.. Or what no spin knives do u recommend starting with. I was recommended to watch your site by Marcus Soulthrower :)

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  10 месяцев назад

      There’s a Stinger review video on my channel. They are ok competition knives. However, it’s not so much about the car, it’s the about the driver and his ability to know what he is doing.
      This is a 3-year old vid and my throwing techniques have changed quite a bit. As I see it there are two ways to throw, the wave style and the normal style.
      Wave style is worse for competition because it’s more explosive. Normal style, presented in this vid, provides slower throws and causes shoulder problems more likely but it is very deadly on competitions.

  • @vernonodell5286
    @vernonodell5286 2 месяца назад

    thanks joel

  • @vernonodell5286
    @vernonodell5286 2 месяца назад +1

    my knifes over rotate or under rotate. what am i doing wrong?what should i focus on?

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  2 месяца назад

      You are doing nothing wrong. All you need is lots of reps.

  • @lemparpisauolahraga6350
    @lemparpisauolahraga6350 2 года назад

    Good job jo

  • @MrFinch-ni5mk
    @MrFinch-ni5mk 2 года назад

    Those are awesome knives is there somewhere I can purchase them.

  • @spartanchanel2969
    @spartanchanel2969 3 года назад

    Very good.. 👍👍👍👍

  • @Shaolinmoon
    @Shaolinmoon 2 года назад

    Thank you joel for all his valuable information :)
    I have a newbie question:
    No matter the distance, should my index finger ALWAYS be positioned on the balance point of the knife? 🤔
    Thank you for your answer 😉

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  2 года назад +3

      For the index push release method presented on the vid I recommend grabbing the knife ALWAYS from the bottom or as low as you feel comfortable. If you don’t like to push with your index, there are other release methods too which can be better for you for example sliding with index or index doing nothing at all(!) which is the methdod I use now. Contact me in messenger if you want to know about it.

  • @russellovemuscle
    @russellovemuscle 3 года назад

    Is there a wrist loosening exercise u would recommend

  • @myjeetkunedoconnection7525
    @myjeetkunedoconnection7525 4 года назад

    Thank you 🙏

  • @eyesintheskies
    @eyesintheskies Год назад

    Have sent a request for a set of these in the black (dark finish) 👍

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  Год назад

      They are one of best no spinners for sure. Good option for competition.

  • @eyesintheskies
    @eyesintheskies Год назад

    What blades are you using? Look 👌

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  Год назад

      zitoonknives.fr - go there🤘

    • @eyesintheskies
      @eyesintheskies Год назад

      @@joelholopainen6865 thanks got to go throw first! Love my current blades but the edges are rounded so makes it hard to get the finger slide even.

  • @ikust007
    @ikust007 2 года назад

    Merci énormément

  • @Rargentum
    @Rargentum 4 года назад

    Thank you!

  • @360mins
    @360mins 4 года назад

    great tutorial!

  • @montymerritt5533
    @montymerritt5533 3 года назад

    What kind/brand of knife are you using? Great tutorial!!!

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  3 года назад +2

      I use mainly mainly Russian knives. The one in the video is called ”Devil Claw Light” from here: zitoonknives.fr.

    • @montymerritt5533
      @montymerritt5533 3 года назад +1

      @@joelholopainen6865 Thank you for sending me the link for the knife maker! I plan on ordering a set tomorrow. Lol
      Keep making videos and I’ll keep watching, hoping to learn more!! Thank you again!!!

  • @lanceurdacier4019
    @lanceurdacier4019 4 года назад

    Thank you for you video

  • @lvl18abilities
    @lvl18abilities Год назад

    I LOVE U BEST TUTORIAL EVER

  • @darthwolvi7428
    @darthwolvi7428 3 года назад

    Thanks. I’m just starting to learn to throw. Is this the best method to first learn?

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  3 года назад +2

      The exercise of gradually taking steps back from the target presented at the end of the video is very effective for novice throwers. The con of this video is that it doesn’t mention the method of sliding the knife with index finger. I only talk about pushing with the index finger.

  • @vernonodell5286
    @vernonodell5286 5 месяцев назад

    why can't i stop opening my hand when throwing ? any tips

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  5 месяцев назад

      @@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)”

  • @TheJKDGuy
    @TheJKDGuy 3 года назад

    Back again my friend 💥🔪🙏

  • @dghanif8594
    @dghanif8594 4 года назад

    Nice..

  • @dabstaenigma7653
    @dabstaenigma7653 3 года назад

    What are the knives you are throwing in the video? I must have them

  • @vernonodell5286
    @vernonodell5286 3 месяца назад

    I STARTED THROWING AT THE END OF APRIL. DOES THE KNIFE I THROW MATTER?

  • @vernonodell5286
    @vernonodell5286 2 месяца назад

    I WATCHED YOU WALK BACK AND SWITCH FROM NO SPIN TO HALF SPIN. IS THERE A RESON AND IS ONE BETTER THAN THE OTHER?

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  2 месяца назад +1

      In this video there were only no spins.
      No spin is the king. It requires deeper undestanding than half spins. Half spins are easier. A little more powerful throws can be attained with half spins.

  • @artnow980
    @artnow980 4 года назад

    Will you be at the world championship in Germany ?

  • @MrScrewy
    @MrScrewy 4 года назад

    Are you pushing or pulling the knife? :-)

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  4 года назад +3

      My arm pulls the knife but my index pushes the knife. Or at least that's how I think it goes, lol.

    • @robertmarko3914
      @robertmarko3914 4 года назад

      Great work,think what you said about the index finger, it's a slide push

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  4 года назад +1

      Róbert Marko I think you are right but I just call it pushing because ”slide-push” sounds too complicated and no spin is hard already.

    • @robertmarko3914
      @robertmarko3914 4 года назад +1

      @@joelholopainen6865 yes you are right, you can explain, the rest is up to individual transformation

  • @jerryparkerIIKAKT
    @jerryparkerIIKAKT 3 года назад

    Hello Professor. Recently due to physical ailments my index finger has become VERY swollen and stiff. I can no longer control release or flight pattern of the knife as it leaves my hand because my finger won’t manage the micro movements necessary for no spin. I used to throw no spin exclusively. Now I’m roto and really miss no spin. Do you have any ideas of how I might correct this?

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  3 года назад +1

      Let me send you a vid in 24 hours via messenger. I think I’ve a solution if you are able to keep the index straight on the spine. Are you?

    • @jerryparkerIIKAKT
      @jerryparkerIIKAKT 3 года назад

      @@joelholopainen6865 yes, I am abke to keep my finger straight on the spine. Thank you so much.

    • @TheSwiftblad3
      @TheSwiftblad3 2 года назад

      @@jerryparkerIIKAKT what about throwing with the other hand?
      how is it going?

  • @russellovemuscle
    @russellovemuscle 3 года назад

    Is there a wrist loosening exercise u would recommend

    • @joelholopainen6865
      @joelholopainen6865  3 года назад

      No, there is no point for that because the wrist should be kept fairly tight - or you can keep it completely tight as well but then the wrist won’t act as a power source.