7 kinds of the strongest darts hidden weapons in history

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  • @lionelpink7187
    @lionelpink7187 Год назад +1367

    Back in the early seventies, l recall reading in either in the magazine Bushido, or in a Hong Kong martial mag, about a Ronin in Feudal times who was pushing his weight around and looking for trouble in an inn. He was renowned with a sword and people were very scared of him. He made a big mistake one day however, when before he could step back and draw his sword after instigating an argument, he was felled by fifteen precision thrown darts, cast by a very quiet spoken inoffensive looking stranger. Reading about that impressed me so much, even all these years later, I can still recall reading it.

    • @mattmarzula
      @mattmarzula Год назад +106

      I believe that is referred to as an assassination.

    • @lionelpink7187
      @lionelpink7187 Год назад +68

      @@mattmarzula yep the guy with the sword that was troubling everyone sure did get assassinated all right.. Good call 🤙with that many in him, he would have died before he hit the floor

    • @Viruo
      @Viruo Год назад +41

      That stranger was actually a Hidden One.

    • @poop10I
      @poop10I Год назад +56

      That's why there's a saying...watch out for the quiet one's 🤣

    • @DKSorg
      @DKSorg Год назад +13

      At one time I was able to put a knife into a pole from 36 ft all weekend after an initial few hours...
      A Pole, with only a slight flat area, tends to deflect easily, thus you must be in line about two inches is your target zone...
      A Deck of Cards, aka Adams Apple...
      Above body armour.
      Was getting into tent pegs, nails & One Inch Punch, when a few things changed and stopped training.

  • @JUYAN16
    @JUYAN16 Год назад +936

    It really is impressive precision. I only ever thought stuff like this was possible in anime movies

    • @DiustheZ
      @DiustheZ Год назад +88

      It is only possible in anime movies, unless you count magic tricks and video editing

    • @boilingblood2390
      @boilingblood2390 Год назад +45

      At least, half of the video is fake, some are really obvious (the "paper" card through the bottle for example, look at it closely)

    • @brucelee5576
      @brucelee5576 Год назад +35

      Probably a lot of editing , but I’ve seen poker players slice bananas clean with playing cards.

    • @0zkiel0
      @0zkiel0 Год назад +10

      This is anime dude, cgi 😉

    • @Kazeshyn
      @Kazeshyn Год назад +3

      @@boilingblood2390 unless the paper card is not actually paper🤔

  • @epictrismegistos3695
    @epictrismegistos3695 Год назад +55

    What else can I say. I'm mesmerized. And I thought the Shaolin Monks were the most skillful. I like more to see humans becoming weapons than humans using weapons or fire guns. This is superb 🤩

  • @Laliux01
    @Laliux01 Год назад +5

    Those swinging chains like the ones scorpion from MK uses, who ever uses those chains are the true martial artists.
    The darts and the nun chucks are the 3 most impressive and difficult weapons to master and use correctly.
    Amazing!

  • @daveybass655
    @daveybass655 Год назад +23

    Just the reminder I needed.
    I had forgotten about this sort of thing, and I remember now, the joy, of concentration, balance, and focus.
    Thanks for the refresher !

  • @MikeLaRock88
    @MikeLaRock88 Год назад +9

    The ending was the coolest thing ever. That Scorpion like rope and dart was too good. I wouldn't even mind dying to that lol

  • @chikkenbonz
    @chikkenbonz Год назад +144

    They make square sharpened steel throwing "cards" that look exactly like well...regular playing cards. When the dude threw the card into the log I thought of those steel cards and laughed. Then he tore up the card he threw. I wasn't laughing anymore. Just incredible!
    All these demonstrations are amazing. Goes back to the story of drinking straws and blades of grass or hay penetrating telephone poles during tornados. Proof that if something is going fast enough, it makes things thought impossible possible.

    • @fev3rd
      @fev3rd Год назад +1

      Yeah same here

    • @eli-173
      @eli-173 Год назад +7

      Yeah thought it was steel card. I still doubt it is paper.. but I know paper cut. So it must be one hell of a skill.

    • @secondfirstsecond
      @secondfirstsecond Год назад +7

      No it is actually special made cards. This was partially made of paper and steel. One of the corner was made of steel plate.

    • @chikkenbonz
      @chikkenbonz Год назад +5

      @@secondfirstsecond ahhh so that's it! Now that makes sense. Thanks for the info!

    • @MohammadAlaliirhabiubidu
      @MohammadAlaliirhabiubidu Год назад

      That's what she said!

  • @michaelrumler2612
    @michaelrumler2612 Год назад +30

    Unglaublich, mir fehlen die Worte.Super Geil.

  • @TheBetter_LeechPilot
    @TheBetter_LeechPilot Год назад +552

    This is just soooo insanely good. I'm feeling overwhelmed by your skills. The moves are epic. I have subbed. Y'all are like present era ninjas.
    I'd love to learn these too.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +100

      It looks cool and awesome, but It doesn't mean it's so difficult. First of all, you need to strengthen your wrist strength. The most difficult thing is accuracy

    • @TheBetter_LeechPilot
      @TheBetter_LeechPilot Год назад +35

      @@kungfusp please make a tutorial video for these skills

    • @montagistreel
      @montagistreel Год назад +21

      Lol nobody in this video is the person who posted it here on RUclips, all these people have their own channels and social media presences, not a single one cited by the person posting here. Basically stealing content. He literally cannot "make a tutorial" to show you how to do these things

    • @TheBetter_LeechPilot
      @TheBetter_LeechPilot Год назад +1

      @@montagistreel oh

    • @richzarazua6127
      @richzarazua6127 Год назад +9

      @@TheBetter_LeechPilot dude this is fake. Hope you know that. It's all editing. There's no way in hell a needle can penetrate a soda can. The thing with the rope yeah that looks real and impressive. The rest. Total bull

  • @sultankuto8724
    @sultankuto8724 Год назад +3

    New to the channel and impressed by these extra ordinary sirs, absolutely amazed,good will to them.

  • @stoic007
    @stoic007 Год назад +9

    When they said, "A pen is mightier than a sword"... He really mean it!!! 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼

  • @vrn8868
    @vrn8868 Год назад +1

    You. Are. Incredible.
    I don't have words on how amazing this is.
    Destroys my brain.

  • @jack604
    @jack604 Год назад +262

    Only with trained eyes can you see the Chakra he puts into those darts

    • @bockskarr6626
      @bockskarr6626 Год назад +23

      You need the Byakugan

    • @mattmarzula
      @mattmarzula Год назад +11

      Naw. Chakra? Chi? Kai? Whatever you want to call it, it's just force. And not "the force". It's just a proper application of force. No mysticism to it.

    • @vatalo3208
      @vatalo3208 Год назад

      Only with trained nose you can smell the bullshit.

    • @boncossampaibosan8004
      @boncossampaibosan8004 Год назад +5

      How about haki 😅

    • @BimmerWon
      @BimmerWon Год назад +7

      Don’t forget the kimchi.

  • @ZckxBlckTheTwnGurdins
    @ZckxBlckTheTwnGurdins Год назад +7

    Thank you for the video💙 I'm motivated to work harder amd smarter 😉

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +2

      I'm glad you like it and look forward to your success

    • @ZckxBlckTheTwnGurdins
      @ZckxBlckTheTwnGurdins Год назад

      @@kungfusp thank you, you can follow me on my second RUclips on my channel labeled ( Anime IRL) .

  • @ralphharrison6622
    @ralphharrison6622 Год назад +9

    and here i thought getting a cheap throwing knife to hit my target was good. wow!!! looks like i got alot more work to do! ive never been taught any form of throwing skill, martial art, or otherwise, everything ive learned so far, has been self taught. i will be practicing more after seeing this video. thank you for the inspiration!!!

  • @SuperRayW
    @SuperRayW Год назад +62

    I want to believe he's this good with darts, but I've been on the internet long enough to know he's probably just good at visual effects.

    • @Shelzander
      @Shelzander Год назад

      You really are a knuckle head then.

    • @AngeloCraxd
      @AngeloCraxd Год назад +2

      good editing, maybe

    • @zhongyaosu4107
      @zhongyaosu4107 Год назад +1

      2 of my friends could do darts with chopsticks or nails, both of them are professional in Kungfu, so I believe most of these videos are real.

    • @Gabrol
      @Gabrol Год назад

      yeah, and it's even easier with the frame by frame feature in youtube

    • @haoosc5017
      @haoosc5017 10 месяцев назад +1

      哈哈哈 they are fames on china net ,they are true

  • @docwiz
    @docwiz Год назад +41

    I throw darts and knives and I thought I was good. I’m nowhere near this level of skill but it’s a great level to aspire to. Kudos on this level of control.

    • @ralphharrison6622
      @ralphharrison6622 Год назад +2

      for real, right? ive been throwing these cheap, kershaw kunai looking knives, and tho ive gotten good enough to hit my target, im no where near this level of mastery. ill be buying lots of pens, pencils, and playing cards, hahaha

    • @grizzleg8729
      @grizzleg8729 Год назад +2

      @@ralphharrison6622 not saying the video is real, but how long have you been throwing knives and darts?

    • @ralphharrison6622
      @ralphharrison6622 Год назад

      @@grizzleg8729 since i was a kid. stopped for several years, but picked it back up a year ago

    • @uchihakuro2248
      @uchihakuro2248 Год назад

      @old man strength nope

    • @uchihakuro2248
      @uchihakuro2248 Год назад

      @@grizzleg8729 unless you've learn real subject

  • @6clix331
    @6clix331 Год назад +20

    bro took the meaning of "ace up my sleeve" to a whole new level

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +2

      Thank you for your liking

  • @XaLoiVlog
    @XaLoiVlog Год назад +3

    the pinnacle of reflexes and the pinnacle of elaborate martial arts. Please pay respect and admiration.

  • @bspi624
    @bspi624 Год назад +6

    Very cool video. 😎 respect, a lot of skill and hard work. I'm a Kung Fu sifu in Wing Chun, but can see and appreciate talent in most things. Awesome.

    • @bspi624
      @bspi624 Год назад

      Not a weapons person, but now learning from a friend who is a guru in Philippine tribal systems

  • @dkhepra2842
    @dkhepra2842 Год назад +26

    When you started a hobby doing trick shots and ended up becoming a ninja with high level projectiles accuracy and consistency.

    • @davidfu8174
      @davidfu8174 4 дня назад

      He's a Mohist, not a Ninja my brother.

  • @sonnysaragena2389
    @sonnysaragena2389 Год назад +190

    Imagine using use ice makes u feel that u are sub zero LMAO

    • @TheBetter_LeechPilot
      @TheBetter_LeechPilot Год назад +2

      Yesss

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +29

      Use ice, which is cool and can destroy evidence

    • @bravelilspidey
      @bravelilspidey Год назад +2

      @@kungfusp Time to train. How do you transport ice weapons to keep it secure and prevent it from melting before the attack?

    • @phillipleng4757
      @phillipleng4757 Год назад +4

      @@bravelilspidey I assume this is for when you are in Alaska.

    • @davidsteinberg2120
      @davidsteinberg2120 Год назад +1

      And throwing them playing cards like Gambit up against wolverine man..

  • @TheWAXONER
    @TheWAXONER Год назад

    With these Masters every object is Lethal! Very cool.

  • @gyul6380
    @gyul6380 Год назад +1

    Bully from the school: "What you gonna do? Punch me?"
    *takes off cap from ballpen*
    Him: "No, but you'll beg for it instead"

  • @thatasianwaiter4559
    @thatasianwaiter4559 Год назад +10

    Imagine those pens, but with snakes' or puffish venom instead of ink... i remember a grandpa used to tell me what they were taught when young, but i didnt believe him 😂

  • @knobol
    @knobol Год назад +4

    Estos si son videos que valen la pena ver. Nivel 10!

  • @GurillaRon
    @GurillaRon Год назад

    You guys are really good!!

  • @lostkauz83
    @lostkauz83 Год назад

    Some of this is just mesmerizing af 🙏👊 .

  • @daveman961
    @daveman961 Год назад +7

    i would love to have a video tutorial of the water drop as weapon, looks so easy but i bet its hard af

  • @nicholaspitti8171
    @nicholaspitti8171 Год назад +3

    Someone hire this man for a movie already😆

  • @He-reigns
    @He-reigns Год назад +2

    This to me is like super human skill. Very impressive!

  • @dibenji
    @dibenji Год назад +35

    The "recycled dart" technique was used in Ong Bak 2 during the final confrontation. Even the move involving the leg to rotate the rope, wow.

    • @ubermenschmexa
      @ubermenschmexa Год назад +1

      What? There's an Ong Bak 2?

    • @notusperson4667
      @notusperson4667 Год назад

      @@ubermenschmexa There is

    • @p0laris813
      @p0laris813 Год назад

      @@ubermenschmexa There are 3 of them. 2 and 3 take place in the 15th century.

    • @shockakhan
      @shockakhan Год назад +2

      That schoolgirl member of the Crazy 8's skillfully throws one around in Kill Bill as well. (Hers has a spiked ball instead of a spike)

    • @Da_Thing_Should_Not_Be
      @Da_Thing_Should_Not_Be Год назад +1

      @@ubermenschmexa actually 3 movies in the series. But the actual sequence is a bit out of order though. The first Ong Bak should actually be number two or three and the others that followed should be one and two as the history/timeline doesn't quite follow with the first Ong Bak in order. But still. All brilliant movies. Thanks for the reminder to go and download them again and watch them.

  • @PenPineappleApplePen007
    @PenPineappleApplePen007 Год назад +94

    Sick dart moves. I even saw a guy cutting bullets flying towards him with his ninja sword and a monk landing on top of a small box of matches balancing there, and no matches were broken. Everything seems to be possible.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +25

      Wow, you have a rich imagination. I expect you to learn this skill too

    • @PenPineappleApplePen007
      @PenPineappleApplePen007 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/kEQdxzWrnH0/видео.html Proof it's possible, man stopping a speeding bullet.

    • @raiders7294
      @raiders7294 Год назад +46

      @@kungfusp As a baby, I was packed into a tomato crate and shipped to ninja school in Japan. I returned at the age of 17 with skills you would not believe.

    • @ProfessorShnacktime
      @ProfessorShnacktime Год назад +10

      @@raiders7294 LMAO

    • @nothanks8128
      @nothanks8128 Год назад +7

      @@raiders7294 why a tomato crate of all things tho lmao

  • @ch0wned
    @ch0wned Год назад

    I knew somebody that could snap a plastic card with his fingers and embed it, thoroughly, in tree bark. Mad skills to be found here as well.
    Congratulations!

  • @flaviojustin7080
    @flaviojustin7080 Год назад

    Very very good! Impressive! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @richzarazua6127
    @richzarazua6127 Год назад +16

    Damn these guys have really good editing skills.

    • @chrischapman8489
      @chrischapman8489 Год назад

      Until you can provide viable proof that these guys are full of shit and that they can't do what you see them doing shut the fuck up.

    • @richzarazua6127
      @richzarazua6127 Год назад

      @@chrischapman8489 i guess slow mo doesn't count. Ok believe ninjas are real then.

    • @dumdum5520
      @dumdum5520 Год назад

      @@richzarazua6127 ninjas used to exist historically so yes they are real

    • @richzarazua6127
      @richzarazua6127 Год назад

      @@dumdum5520 I'm not arguing that Nina's didn't exist. They did. Which by the way they didn't exist in the way popular culture presents them. I'm saying the acts that they're performing are staged. Edited to look like they're accomplishing these feats of accuracy and speed.

    • @dumdum5520
      @dumdum5520 Год назад

      @@richzarazua6127 so how do you tell the different between real? What if its actually real and that person dedicated many hours to practice. Then someone comes along and calls it fake. You know how offensive that is? Just saying there is that possibility

  • @katmanhamza7235
    @katmanhamza7235 Год назад +4

    In love with your skills...!!❤️💯👌🤗

  • @canadianpatriot2891
    @canadianpatriot2891 Год назад

    Wow! Truly impressive 😳👍🏻

  • @martinshao3543
    @martinshao3543 Год назад +1

    Props to the bravery of the assistant 0:52

  • @IamJdTrent
    @IamJdTrent Год назад +3

    If I got into it with someone and they started throwing darts at me,I wouldn't even know what to think...and by the time I realized what was happening I'd probably be near death.

  • @allenchen3109
    @allenchen3109 Год назад +8

    In ancient China, there was a profession called assassins. Their weapons were like the ones in the video, and they could kill enemies from a distance. They usually wore black clothes and started to act at night. The Japan ninja may be derived from this.

    • @ais2366
      @ais2366 Год назад

      刺客信条

    • @user-hc5cg3jc3i
      @user-hc5cg3jc3i Год назад

      Yes ,you are right

    • @user-hc5cg3jc3i
      @user-hc5cg3jc3i Год назад

      中国也有墨忍,日本也是学过去的。

    • @markiec8914
      @markiec8914 Год назад

      Yeah within the Chinese martial arts schools, those are stealth (soft) weapons. They also knew how to use coins and chopsticks as throwing weapons...

    • @barbiebarbie1813
      @barbiebarbie1813 Год назад +1

      Only Chinese people can do it. The first ninja (Chinese assassin) in history is the ancient Chinese. Of course, they use Chinese wushu kung fu.

  • @xavierharvey4961
    @xavierharvey4961 Год назад

    Intense hand eye coordination and the awareness is amazing..

  • @pakhtooni
    @pakhtooni Год назад

    Outstanding skills. Passing time

  • @palashmukherjee1386
    @palashmukherjee1386 Год назад +12

    I need this guy during a zombie apocalypse 😌

  • @withowneyes
    @withowneyes Год назад +4

    Now this what is called Kung Fu. The way of limitless perfection.

  • @MrSlicky77
    @MrSlicky77 Год назад

    In my early teens i got intrested in throwing knives.............then stars and the hole goes as deep as you want to venture.
    It's pretty amazing what you can use as an effective weapon when you learn how to launch.

  • @igvtec
    @igvtec Год назад

    Hell yeah love it!

  • @OriginalGod666
    @OriginalGod666 Год назад +4

    This dude a ninja of modern times

  • @Akaritomi
    @Akaritomi Год назад +60

    I've practiced throwing knives. I'm nowhere near this level, but I'd be interested in learning if you post videos on how to achieve this level of skill. Knives are better for close encounters than guns.
    You've earned my sub.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +34

      Thank you for your liking. If the audience is large enough, I will update the teaching video later, because the process is always boring, and the audience likes to see the results for a few seconds

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +23

      I hope you keep practicing and look forward to seeing your success

    • @paulsedyps84
      @paulsedyps84 Год назад +3

      Same I'm fairly good with throwing knives but using the end over end technique I can't do the other way throwing them in a similar way to throwing those darts .I would also like to lean to throw the darts and have too much spare time that it would take up

    • @Christoff070
      @Christoff070 Год назад +3

      @@kungfusp I would like that update, thank you in advance

    • @rajtiwari7380
      @rajtiwari7380 Год назад

      न करो Akaritomi तुम्हारी गांड़ फट जायेगी 😂😂😂

  • @johngaribay4954
    @johngaribay4954 Год назад

    Jeeeeesus h Christ!!! Ur like a machine!! Respect bro💯

  • @vedrickpal7108
    @vedrickpal7108 Год назад

    That pen darts move was really dope. It was like a LMG(Light Machine Gun)

  • @heritianakevin3972
    @heritianakevin3972 Год назад +12

    I never thought it was real all this tricks in Anime 😂, thank you guys for sharing this video.
    You inspired me, this is the proof that no matter how difficult it is, it's still possible
    Gotta keep doing what you love 💪

  • @user-dg8hu5lk1e
    @user-dg8hu5lk1e Год назад +3

    спасибо большое,
    очень круто выглядит

  • @ZENONTHEBOSS
    @ZENONTHEBOSS Год назад

    This dude would kill it at the Balloon Dart's Carnival game!

  • @ivanhuertacalderon4462
    @ivanhuertacalderon4462 Год назад

    Amazing! And this is just a part of incredible Ninjutsu, pure History; The Hidden Art of the japanese people in Samurai Times. Reggards to all of You.

  • @sheogoraththedaedricprince9675
    @sheogoraththedaedricprince9675 Год назад +8

    I liked the machine gun like throwing of those darts! How deep are they going into the target 🎯 also what's the max range you can rapidly throw them accurately?

  • @briannemeth9417
    @briannemeth9417 Год назад +7

    I wish you would demonstrate some of the basic skills and practices that you do every day to achieve this level.
    How do beginners start out in your school?

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +3

      Thank you for your suggestion. I will update some teaching videos later

  • @ragereaver8576
    @ragereaver8576 Год назад

    RUclips recommends has gotten me to the cool part of you finally.

  • @videontekuro9399
    @videontekuro9399 Год назад

    Him using pens as throwing darts makes John Wick more realistic than I thought.

  • @ssccars153
    @ssccars153 Год назад +12

    WTF. I want to learn this skill

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +11

      Strengthen your wrist first

    • @Gxts_97
      @Gxts_97 Год назад +2

      @@kungfusp 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +1

      @@Gxts_97 🤪🤪🤪

    • @Aksion
      @Aksion Год назад +2

      @@kungfusp any specific methods?

    • @farhanaditya2647
      @farhanaditya2647 Год назад

      @@kungfusp How

  • @blobfish86
    @blobfish86 Год назад +41

    Wow, that's really impressive, the precision and strength these guys can shoot these things is incredible!
    I loved the "rope dart", i remember when seeing Jakie Chan doing it on a movie, and it looked so cool, but i never imagined how efficient it could actually be, anybody could explain me the fundaments of it, like why do they "wrap" the rope around they'r body? I never got how it works XD

    • @duwekapak
      @duwekapak Год назад +3

      Misdirection and gaining momentum

    • @hackedi.t3065
      @hackedi.t3065 Год назад +1

      Create more inertia.

    • @albionpewpew
      @albionpewpew Год назад +1

      Not an expert but I recall seeing a live demo about it. They said it is not the most deadly weapon but having the rope tied to what is essentially a spear head allows you to pull off some very unexpected moves, like how you can suddenly change it's trajectory by controlling the rope with your arm, leg, or even neck. This let's you land some hits that may not kill on the spot but will definitely hurt them like hell

    • @tuqqyj2741
      @tuqqyj2741 Год назад

      That’s not inertia

    • @nivyathibaak9727
      @nivyathibaak9727 Год назад

      Wrapping the rope around has many uses.
      1. To control the motion of the dart.
      2. To get precise timing.
      3. To get right direction
      4. To get adequate distance
      5. Get on the flow without halt
      6. To go on with the body moments
      So on and so forth. It's like if you can use rope dart flow along with your body moments it will be great but you still need good timing and direction and all (in practical aspect). You can see that guy in the video used his feet to direct the shot.
      Without a long rope you won't gain range. Without shortening it you aren't gonna kick that thing with your foot. To avoid the rope stuck somewhere or something similar you warp it in a certain way so that when you shoot you always get the full range of the rope.
      I'm not good at this thing but still I learned this thing for a period of time.
      I hope I am good at answering. Pardon me for my english.

  • @DctYlw
    @DctYlw Год назад +2

    Mortal Kombat characters in real life be like:

  • @kdewitt41
    @kdewitt41 7 месяцев назад

    Awesome!!

  • @princepacifico1512
    @princepacifico1512 Год назад +4

    Bro thanks so much just brought a shit loads of darts I'm getting better at hitting the target.. my dog and 2 cats are also recovering from injuries.. but I swear I'm improving

  • @LordOfDark007
    @LordOfDark007 Год назад +3

    Top, com certeza exigiu anos e anos de treinamento e dedicação e claro contando com o talento natural que ele aperfeiçoou haha Nice

  • @bigwon5883
    @bigwon5883 Год назад

    This is crazy. In a very awesome way.

  • @Darkman-Fishing
    @Darkman-Fishing Год назад +15

    There was a story I read in a book a long time ago about a Kung Fu Master that kept darts in his mouth.
    He ate, worked and slept with them in his mouth.
    He could shoot them out of his mouth with great accuracy.
    He never taught his Kung fu to anyone, not even his Children, he thought it was too dangerous, any one that learned would have to have great patience, not be a hot head or a bully.
    He took his Kung fu to the Grave.
    I can throw knives, I can throw axes too but that level of throwing darts is amazing. Both hands, multiple darts and accuracy, just wow.!!!!!

    • @user-hc5cg3jc3i
      @user-hc5cg3jc3i Год назад

      yes, you are right

    • @user-hc5cg3jc3i
      @user-hc5cg3jc3i Год назад +1

      In ancient China, there was a profession calledassassins. Their weapons were like the ones inthe video, and they could kill enemies from adistance. They usually wore black clothes andstarted to act at night. The Japan ninja may bederived from this.

    • @user-xp6uv9ez4l
      @user-xp6uv9ez4l Год назад

      How did he eat?

    • @zzodysseuszz
      @zzodysseuszz Год назад

      You realise that’s scientifically impossible right? Kung fu is a fake martial arts, it’s not practical in real life and China even today greatly embellishes and even fabricates stories to make their martial arts and warriors seem other worldly

    • @zzodysseuszz
      @zzodysseuszz Год назад

      @@user-hc5cg3jc3idude these weapons couldn’t kill a persons even up close. It won’t even immobilise a person, just hurt them a bit. It is most definitely not killing a person at distance.

  • @francisdedumo3323
    @francisdedumo3323 Год назад +6

    So Hisoka's technique is really that deadly huh

    • @RageABoo
      @RageABoo Год назад +1

      human we, Hisoka, powered by nen, or any other anime energy system

  • @mr.dailyd
    @mr.dailyd Год назад +1

    I've seen a guy throw a single chop stick through a sheet of plywood befor ...he said it took him along time to master that technique

  • @ouwmaigod2867
    @ouwmaigod2867 Год назад

    I've written here before. A good video analyser can easily see that the first video at the beginning is a video montage, a trick. Nothing you see is real..
    But the video compilation and montage is very good. Thank you very much.

  • @theguywithone
    @theguywithone Год назад +6

    I don’t think incredible covers it. Subscribed immediately. I throw knives and axes/hatchets/tomahawks. Seen some pretty impressive talent, but nothing like this at all.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +1

      I'm glad you like it and look forward to your success

  • @mellowrose9470
    @mellowrose9470 Год назад +6

    Curious how he is able to throw the pens one at a time that quick without catching on clothes or dropping

  • @TwoInfinityAndBeyond
    @TwoInfinityAndBeyond Год назад

    This is deadly af. You don’t even need a gun. Just darts to the face.

  • @markbalogh9655
    @markbalogh9655 Год назад +1

    the human body is an amazing piece of art. can literally train it to do almost anything

    • @brofreeze4359
      @brofreeze4359 Год назад

      And there are people said that human body is a flawed design.

  • @Mr_Cheng
    @Mr_Cheng Год назад +19

    Amazing stuff. You obviously don't see the huge amount of fail attempts, impressive nevertheless 👏

    • @timothyalexander7006
      @timothyalexander7006 Год назад +2

      I mean if your ever been to a circus you see this type of stuff live.

    • @benyuphoto9395
      @benyuphoto9395 Год назад

      Just because we are lazy, that's why the reason we created a gun😂

  • @j.p.s5311
    @j.p.s5311 Год назад +15

    This isn't even human, this man is a literal God. That movement and precision in the first few vids is just outstanding

    • @marianobautista6602
      @marianobautista6602 Год назад +1

      God Really?

    • @cyzam
      @cyzam Год назад +1

      It's cgi that's why. He is very open with his videos. Meant for entertainment

    • @apruebadeidiotas
      @apruebadeidiotas Год назад

      Some things are so fake it doesn't even make sense. The start is probably the worse...

  • @aison2735
    @aison2735 Год назад

    They have amazing skills, especially the first one. I followed him in China tiktok.

  • @safesurfing9486
    @safesurfing9486 Год назад

    Insane.. im so proud of some humans..

  • @marethyu31
    @marethyu31 Год назад +6

    Who is the first guy? I want to see more of him

    • @TheBetter_LeechPilot
      @TheBetter_LeechPilot Год назад

      Right? He was amazing.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад

      Other videos on my channel show more skills

    • @marethyu31
      @marethyu31 Год назад +3

      @@kungfusp I wasn't asking for a plugin. You should credit the martial artists or at least respectfully share their name when asked.

    • @ChinaSongsCollection
      @ChinaSongsCollection Год назад

      @@marethyu31 Although I can't say I disagree with you, I think at least maybe you could use a less aggressive hostile tone in your comment.
      No need to be so hostile. It isn't like the guy is committing a crime.

    • @zen-chan9732
      @zen-chan9732 Год назад

      He is Itachi

  • @stevengreen9536
    @stevengreen9536 Год назад +5

    Truly these are the skills that have given rise to Japan's shuriken.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching. You're right

    • @malagebide
      @malagebide Год назад

      这些人全部是中国人

    • @user-hc5cg3jc3i
      @user-hc5cg3jc3i Год назад

      they are Chinese

    • @stevengreen9536
      @stevengreen9536 Год назад

      @@user-hc5cg3jc3i The various arts that gave rise to ninjutsu. Originated in China.

  • @psychoastronaut5251
    @psychoastronaut5251 Год назад

    Damn man ! You got some serious skills 😱

  • @jonathancrews169
    @jonathancrews169 Год назад +1

    Everyone on this video, wow 👏. The accuracy, strength and power. .teach me.

    • @markiec8914
      @markiec8914 Год назад

      You'd need to give up 10 years ( and more) of your life to achieve such a level of expertise 😅....

  • @scarter910
    @scarter910 Год назад +7

    I used to practice with many different shiruken when I was younger. That was about 20 years ago. I've been working as a bouncer on and off since I was 15. I now understand that most throwing "weapons" aren't weapons at all, and are only meant for distraction in modern times. Most shuriken would only serve to make me angry, and would make my counter attack that much more vicious. My point being, continue to practice and have fun. But, do NOT rely on this skill to save you, and I would stow this tactic in a real life situation. You might just run into someone like me with above world average height, training, experience, and the natural ability to mitigate pain.

    • @zzodysseuszz
      @zzodysseuszz Год назад

      Yeah exactly. People like to fetishise this stuff but don’t realise it’s not going to immobile a person, probably won’t even hospitalise them unless you nail a perfect hit that requires stitches of some sort. Point being; you won’t a fight with these.

    • @futurefirm
      @futurefirm Год назад +1

      @@zzodysseuszz judging by the accuracy he displayed, I'm fairly certain a thin dart to your eyeball will win any fight.

  • @NicholasDraughn
    @NicholasDraughn Год назад +3

    Man, many people seem to forget that most confrontations happen within a few feet of each other. So that dudes darts would be pretty lethal. He could have 3 in you before you even had your gun un-holstered lol.

    • @kungfusp
      @kungfusp  Год назад +1

      You have a very rich imagination. Thank you. It is undeniable that you are right. Throwing darts are suitable for short distance and fast attack

    • @metamorphicorder
      @metamorphicorder Год назад +1

      Like you realize that actual bullets dont have a 100% stoppage rate right? Like people take multiple shots and keep going. So thinking that even if you enhanced the darts you would stop someone with three darts and that they wouldnt be able to draw and hit you with some real fast moving darts you are fooling yourself.

    • @NicholasDraughn
      @NicholasDraughn Год назад

      @@metamorphicorder If you think someone with three 6 inch long spikes buried a couple inches in their flesh is going to not be stunned at all and remain calm enough to shrug it off and then fire a weapon accurately and quickly then you sir are fooling yourself. Plus although you are right about people surviving being shot, it is extremely unlikely that they will continue to pursue their attacker unless they are heavily under the influence of drugs. You should look up the 21 feet knife rule. Even the police and military know that a well trained hand weapon can be more lethal than a gun in close combat.

    • @metamorphicorder
      @metamorphicorder Год назад

      @@NicholasDraughn you are delusional. Number one, these darts arent getting 2 in into someone. Number too if you think its possible that people fight through being shot multiple time but think a few darts are going to always end the fight, again you are delided. Your are using magical thinking.
      Thats just not how life works.
      Im not aaying that the darts are totally useleas or they wouldnt hurt someone. Im saying that if bullets in calibers well known for stopping people in one shot dont always stop people, these darts wont either.
      Kinda like how the katana is a good sword but not always the best sword. Being vaguely asian doesnt make a weapon magically effectice or in defensible.
      As to the 21 ft rule and the army comments, that goes for all projectile weapons. The rule as i learned it when i was working the kind of job that needed to learn it was 'if there is a threat 21 feet or less from you and moving when you realize you need to draw, you will not clear leather (unholster) get aim and fire two shots before the threat is at your position. That was the wording of the rule. But if you havent actually sat through the explanation of what it means you wont make much use of it. Kinda like how you reference it here and do so in such context that it applies equally well to your darts as it does to the guns.
      The two primary takeaways from the 21 foot rule were this. Situational awareness, make sure that you are paying attention to whats going on around you when you are in situations of elevated danger ( its a good rule for life bit in our class we were training to deal with the public primarily in confrontational situations and other possibly dynamic situations). And you did this so that you could have as much chance as possible to react to a situation where the danger suddenly increased by moving the fuck away from the danger and not to be glued to 'the spot' trying to get your gun out to deal with it. Its not that going to gun is always bad, or the wrong thing to do or that baton pepper spray or hand to hand is a better option. That is sometimes the case. But its not always but in cases where you can get off the line of attack and simultaneously be deploying something whatever it is to deal with the threat. That may be gun or baton or hand to hand or continuing to created distance and seeking cover and concealment for yourself.
      Yes there are situations that dictate that not going to gun is the right thing to do. But it may also be that you are going to gun but not into tour typical shooting form and rather doing a close combat draw and fire while moving out of the line of attack. Its not a simple subject.

  • @alexlee6859
    @alexlee6859 Год назад

    Those pens have some really good tips O.O

  • @reginaldwelkin
    @reginaldwelkin Год назад +64

    I'm just not convinced. I'd like to see gel tests at a distance. Also, more penetration power was only shown when done really close or when the target or card wasn't visually verified to be what it looked like. For real effect, you'd likely need metal or weighted items. Most of this appears to be merely tricks that look cool but aren't of the nature they are attempting to make it out to be.

    • @1HistoryDragon
      @1HistoryDragon Год назад +14

      In ancient fighting, just fewer longer meter the better it is. I think the most effective for needle dart is 2 to 3 meter. Just imagination when you try to approach your target to fight, you already receive damage.

    • @reginaldwelkin
      @reginaldwelkin Год назад +8

      @@1HistoryDragon I totally understand that, but most of those were at mere inches. I'm guessing some of those were metal playing cards or else sophisticated props. (e.g. card into bottle)

    • @WuMingX2
      @WuMingX2 Год назад +6

      @@reginaldwelkin Of course they use metal cards. But they also use paper cards as shown right just in a clip in this video......

    • @reginaldwelkin
      @reginaldwelkin Год назад +1

      @@WuMingX2 What would you conclude?

    • @WuMingX2
      @WuMingX2 Год назад +7

      @@reginaldwelkin It's not about the things used, it's about skills. Still metal cards are absolutely more lethal, but that doesn't guarantee the clips with paper cards are fake.

  • @chrishateley5582
    @chrishateley5582 Год назад

    If I could do that, I'd never stop doing it.

  • @petemiller352
    @petemiller352 Год назад

    Look at you . That's badass

  • @lazyidealist
    @lazyidealist Год назад

    I want to learn this. You guys are awesome. Where do O start?

  • @chrisdooley1184
    @chrisdooley1184 Год назад

    Wow. The level of skill involved is obviously as high as it goes. Everyone thinks they’re king of the mountain and a goes around bullying people until I guy like this ends you with a playing card to the jugular or some ice chips through your cervical spine. Very satisfying to watch. Another bounty from the algorithm to my recommended section 😊

  • @JT.777
    @JT.777 Год назад

    Insane skills! 😲

  • @mursalamtanda4109
    @mursalamtanda4109 Год назад

    Speed n’ accuracy 😎🔥

  • @Quantum-Omega
    @Quantum-Omega Год назад

    You should see these guys on a darts competition.

  • @koraegi
    @koraegi Год назад

    Imagine some guy just starts spinning at you and all of a sudden everywhere hurts

  • @lacknerflorian7254
    @lacknerflorian7254 Год назад

    Woahh, those are epic 👏👏☘️🐇🐉

  • @illdaniel
    @illdaniel Год назад

    Black Neighbor: “There he go doing that karate shit again”

  • @S0GEDKlNG
    @S0GEDKlNG Месяц назад

    everyone gangsta until bro pulls out a deck of cards

  • @feldyfreediving
    @feldyfreediving Год назад

    Nice video 💪

  • @darreinrobinson5681
    @darreinrobinson5681 Год назад

    Great stuff

  • @patrickvillaveza8305
    @patrickvillaveza8305 Год назад

    Impressive skills👏👏👌