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Adam i have question about ninjato swords. Do you know or know any one who knows when the first ninjato was mention, seen or created? Anthony cummins has a competition to find out info about ninjato👍 Take care, stay safe👍
The Shuriken has quite a history to them would have never thought stones was where it started that's some incredible knowledge glad to have learned some of it 👍
I love seeing these videos. Two individuals appreciating history and weapon arts. Looks very fun to throw some historical shurikens!! My favorite were between the jutte and the very thin knife carried in the scabbard. They were the most unique IMO. The vengeance and folding shuriken were my favorite for modern use.
Wow, This was really cool to see the evolution of the shuriken. I have a few of the reproductions (toys) from my youth. Some may be higher quality than others. Thanks for sharing. Never knew stones and swords could be classified as shurikens.
Its also interesting to see the differences in throwing ...how master yakub uses the traditional Japanese way "same hand-foot" (similar with many martial arts) while Adam uses the modern method with opposite foot-hand
@@AdamCeladin hehe i saw that you were cold, and just waiting to go to throw! 😂😂 but i think its just cause i know you. otherwise i have the feeling, the last 20 videos you did a biig progress in being more relaxt and natural in presentation, and i feel your pleasure even more than before. realy cool to see that!
From my own research into the subject of shuriken, their primary use was as a distraction much more than to inflict mortal wounds. The bo shuriken (throwing spikes), were a legitimate weapon of the samurai - they could be drawn in combat with swords and the threat of a small spike flying at your face could cause a flinch, making enough of an opening in the opponent's defenses for the far more serious katana. Very close range stuff to create a distraction, gain space, gain time. They could also be used in hand to hand combat, held in the hand as a stabbing instrument, choked up on them and pressed into pressure points or used in various trapping techniques. The 'stars' used by the ninja were often either carpentry tools (nail pullers made for the classic 4 sided piece with curved sides that got sharpened and a square hole in the center and could be thrown with enough accuracy they could inflict mortal cuts, actually deadly) and other forms of 'stars' were used in wood joints in building construction and often simply pilfered from temples. The mystically oriented ninja traditionally might carry a magical number of 9 of these, tied together in a staggered row and worn on the outside of the offhand forearm where they could double as some armoring in warding off any blows. They would be thrown at people pursuing them as a distraction. No doubt they were poisoned from time to time but not regularly because the user of the star shuriken could cut themselves with one just as easily (poisons were more apt to be applied to bamboo splinters that would hold more of the poison and shot from little blow guns or even buried in the bristles of a writing brush and just administered with a jab). But they carried a psychological impact that such things don't really have today - they knew tetanus in Japan back then and a rusty, thin little bit of metal thrown at you by some peasant farmer could be pretty scary, give one pause to consider how much the pursuer actually wanted to risk in catching this person. Tetanus is a pretty hideous way to go, not exactly a warrior's glorious end. They didn't have to be poisoned. Throwing kunai? We have Hollywood to thank for that, especially 'The Expendables'. They had many uses, known as 'remover of obstacles', but rarely thrown. They could be driven between rocks in castle walls or into tree trunks to aid in climbing, used for digging, used as a breaching tool, prying open doors or breaking locks, maybe even in hand to hand combat as a stabbing instrument or just a club. They were big, heavy, much to carry around with you but a ninja could carry one of those without arousing any suspicion when they couldn't get away with carrying a sword or knife. As Master Jakub pointed out, you throw it and you no longer have it to use. :-/ Master Jakub throws the bo shuriken as i learned, only prettier. But not to cling to any special form. Adam, you certainly do well enough with your own technique. But if you practiced a bit with Master Jakub's style, i think you'd find it offers just a fuzz better accuracy. Master Jakub has a very nice collection there but if i have to pick and choose, i think the little blades, the kogatanas, are my favorites and they have historically certainly been thrown but people would tended to make those *really* fancy, even spending more on them than on their katanas, was an every day use sort of thing they tended to make really special and personalized and could be hard to throw away. But you would almost always have one on you. i didn't see any kiridashi, the little woodworking/craft knives, those would work too. Stuff that has more than one possible use, isn't going to raise suspicions and doesn't weigh a ton if you have to carry it any distance would likely appeal to me over specialized throwing instruments. If i'm going to throw it away, i wouldn't want to spend a fortune on it either. But that's just me; other people in other circumstances could well have very different priorities.
I loved watching this as I own many styles of these creatures. Of course I am best with the large stars and have commented on them before. Almost weightless little stars, and little knives, are a waste of money. a Samuri would have been better off throwing a handful of small nails as a distraction. I must comment that most difficult are the shriken that Master Jacob slides from his palm to the target in an effortless manner. Those double pointed devils I have tried to get the best of but they never cooperate. I would like to know how many years the Master has practiced those. For those interested, sporting goods stores sell very large nails as tent pegs. I bought a bunch in two different sizes and found them easy to handle in a short amount of time. They are also easy to make sharper. Be well my friend.
i just came into newest video so u might see this, i want to learn the no spin throw but do i need to buy those like arrow shaped throwing knives? are the hibben generation knives okay that u showed in medium budget knive video?
Hey my friend, if you can go with better knives right away...trust me you gonna safe money because our knives are with life time warranty check out wulflund.com section sharp blades throwing knives there are many models in stock even cheaper ones like arrows and many in stock
@@stehodgson check out my tutorial easiest technique for the beginner you can try half spin if your knife its not sharp ( by the blade) if its sharp by the handle
You red what i needed to do to survive this bullet in brain. I concluded rap and post. They concluded hacking my ip and computer relentlessly. Also getting shot/poisoned on the job
Kunai are my favorite, still not as good as your Vengeance Knifes for sure ... I think a modified kunai with more weight in the back and a narrower head angle would be amazing!
Shuriken stars with middle size are perfect . The small ones are like toys like master Yakob said the large are very big and unconfortable for carrying so i thing that the middle size is the one :)
Hey Adam, I succseed to learn no spin after two months of training, i did 25 sticks of 30 throws from 3 meters, 22 of 30 from 4 and 15-15 of 5, from 6 aloso had few sticks but from 7 and above is stil mistery for me for now. Just wanted to brag haha
- Help us make this Video Viral My Friends - LIKE/COMMENT/SHARE! Thank you all and See you Next Week ,))
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Adam i have question about ninjato swords.
Do you know or know any one who knows when the first ninjato was mention, seen or created?
Anthony cummins has a competition to find out info about ninjato👍
Take care, stay safe👍
@@Daniel_Palmqvist check out our episode 10 ninja weapons my friend i think master Jakub is explaining this topic there
@@AdamCeladin master jacob .real master
I love this video. Badass.
SO GREAT TO SEE YOU both again!!
Master Jakub and you Adam are legends for me!
Keep bringing your awsome videos❤
I love how Master Jakub always has such a big smile on his face after he speaks. He reminds me of Uncle Iroh from Avatar. Lol
Omg yes
And you know,the man in hoodie(Adam)like Mai. Knife thrower.
Maybe he can join royal mission.
THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING!!! uncle Iroh!!
I feel like its from the relief of mustering up all the english words
Master Jakub is so knowledgeable. Thank you for it all!
I just bought my first set! So happy to see this video Adam thank you.
Awesome Ben, what you Bought ? :)
I have a several a set of mid weight , heavy weight and 3 battle stars from Cold Steel and they are a lot of fun
That folding Shuriken looked the most effective in all categories :)
I like how Master Jakob is always in his samurai fatigues, even though its super cold! 😎
Love Master Jakub...Very sympathetic fellow...
The Shuriken has quite a history to them would have never thought stones was where it started that's some incredible knowledge glad to have learned some of it 👍
I love seeing these videos. Two individuals appreciating history and weapon arts. Looks very fun to throw some historical shurikens!!
My favorite were between the jutte and the very thin knife carried in the scabbard. They were the most unique IMO. The vengeance and folding shuriken were my favorite for modern use.
8:35 once again M. Yakub throws some tight groups!
Awesome 🙌 what a cool video. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
thank you my brother :)
Great video! Really interesting! Thank you Adam and Master Jacub 👍🏴
Such a great video. I love how he pays respect to throwing your tools, and even to the target. Very classy.
It would be so cool to be able to hang out with these guys, spend the whole day having fun throwing and learning about all of the weapons history
Wow, This was really cool to see the evolution of the shuriken. I have a few of the reproductions (toys) from my youth. Some may be higher quality than others. Thanks for sharing. Never knew stones and swords could be classified as shurikens.
Thank you very much for watching Sal :)) i really enjoyed this episode, filmed in Prague
Dope epic spot man the fog makes it like it’s a movie Czechia is dope
There is many beautiful places in North and South of our country, you should come over!:)
I would if u cud
Maan I really missed master Jakub and lord of blade awesome video
That looked like a beautiful place to throw.
Bo Shuriken no reload would be interesting to watch.
Nice one dear thanks for sharing new friend ☺️
i enjoy watching your premiere done thumbs up from sir @ryan the syrian tv
Great video, the sensei seems like a very humble and knowledgeable man. ☺️👍
Very good introduvtion 👍
Great job!
Hello mon ami ! Very nice vidéo with the great master Jakub. When i was a child Ira Shuriken are my first throwing weapon. Thanks a lot 👍😉
Merci mon ami :)
I love your guest : He like what he studied and he want to share it!
Full support master keep on vlogging
Its also interesting to see the differences in throwing ...how master yakub uses the traditional Japanese way "same hand-foot" (similar with many martial arts) while Adam uses the modern method with opposite foot-hand
Hello my friend Adam, really looking forward on this video,
I think you gonna like this one Kyle ,))
Man i think i have another youtuber to subscribe🧐
Thank you my friend :)
realy cool episode!! i love bo shurikens, fit perfect for me for nospin 😁👌🏻
Thank you bro little cold but was really fun to make this Video lot of stuff for Throwing 😎🎯🔥
@@AdamCeladin hehe i saw that you were cold, and just waiting to go to throw! 😂😂 but i think its just cause i know you. otherwise i have the feeling, the last 20 videos you did a biig progress in being more relaxt and natural in presentation, and i feel your pleasure even more than before. realy cool to see that!
Wow, very interesting and well made video, thankyou
my favorite series ❤ ❤❤
I love your videos
I really like your content ... I always watch it
Great Job as always 💯👌
Very cool 😎
Like495
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This is excellent
Adam, Ninja from 🇨🇿 👍👊Bracie pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski
Great video! Dude you are great! Respect from Cyprus!
Impressionante. 🧐🤘
Beautiful intro
Nice po take care always
i like all of them and learnt a lot
From my own research into the subject of shuriken, their primary use was as a distraction much more than to inflict mortal wounds. The bo shuriken (throwing spikes), were a legitimate weapon of the samurai - they could be drawn in combat with swords and the threat of a small spike flying at your face could cause a flinch, making enough of an opening in the opponent's defenses for the far more serious katana. Very close range stuff to create a distraction, gain space, gain time. They could also be used in hand to hand combat, held in the hand as a stabbing instrument, choked up on them and pressed into pressure points or used in various trapping techniques. The 'stars' used by the ninja were often either carpentry tools (nail pullers made for the classic 4 sided piece with curved sides that got sharpened and a square hole in the center and could be thrown with enough accuracy they could inflict mortal cuts, actually deadly) and other forms of 'stars' were used in wood joints in building construction and often simply pilfered from temples. The mystically oriented ninja traditionally might carry a magical number of 9 of these, tied together in a staggered row and worn on the outside of the offhand forearm where they could double as some armoring in warding off any blows. They would be thrown at people pursuing them as a distraction. No doubt they were poisoned from time to time but not regularly because the user of the star shuriken could cut themselves with one just as easily (poisons were more apt to be applied to bamboo splinters that would hold more of the poison and shot from little blow guns or even buried in the bristles of a writing brush and just administered with a jab). But they carried a psychological impact that such things don't really have today - they knew tetanus in Japan back then and a rusty, thin little bit of metal thrown at you by some peasant farmer could be pretty scary, give one pause to consider how much the pursuer actually wanted to risk in catching this person. Tetanus is a pretty hideous way to go, not exactly a warrior's glorious end. They didn't have to be poisoned.
Throwing kunai? We have Hollywood to thank for that, especially 'The Expendables'. They had many uses, known as 'remover of obstacles', but rarely thrown. They could be driven between rocks in castle walls or into tree trunks to aid in climbing, used for digging, used as a breaching tool, prying open doors or breaking locks, maybe even in hand to hand combat as a stabbing instrument or just a club. They were big, heavy, much to carry around with you but a ninja could carry one of those without arousing any suspicion when they couldn't get away with carrying a sword or knife.
As Master Jakub pointed out, you throw it and you no longer have it to use. :-/
Master Jakub throws the bo shuriken as i learned, only prettier. But not to cling to any special form. Adam, you certainly do well enough with your own technique. But if you practiced a bit with Master Jakub's style, i think you'd find it offers just a fuzz better accuracy.
Master Jakub has a very nice collection there but if i have to pick and choose, i think the little blades, the kogatanas, are my favorites and they have historically certainly been thrown but people would tended to make those *really* fancy, even spending more on them than on their katanas, was an every day use sort of thing they tended to make really special and personalized and could be hard to throw away. But you would almost always have one on you. i didn't see any kiridashi, the little woodworking/craft knives, those would work too. Stuff that has more than one possible use, isn't going to raise suspicions and doesn't weigh a ton if you have to carry it any distance would likely appeal to me over specialized throwing instruments. If i'm going to throw it away, i wouldn't want to spend a fortune on it either. But that's just me; other people in other circumstances could well have very different priorities.
My dude wrote a life story novel! Lol
Nice throw.
Ah I’ve been waiting for this
Edwin sent me in your channel... And I love and learn on it...
Sarkissian?
Yo that's awesome I knew swords were meant to be thrown! 💪⚡
Zajímavá epizoda jako vždy. Mám šurikeny od cold-steel - medium a jsem velmi spokojený.
Thanks for this interesting video on the history of shuriken ☺️🙏🏻
Master Jakub ⛩️🏯 is my favourite master
Tamsak dikit fr.marlon
Thank you and
GOD BLESS💖💖
Amizing
Keep it up brother❤️
I loved watching this as I own many styles of these creatures. Of course I am best with the large stars and have commented on them before. Almost weightless little stars, and little knives, are a waste of money. a Samuri would have been better off throwing a handful of small nails as a distraction. I must comment that most difficult are the shriken that Master Jacob slides from his palm to the target in an effortless manner. Those double pointed devils I have tried to get the best of but they never cooperate. I would like to know how many years the Master has practiced those. For those interested, sporting goods stores sell very large nails as tent pegs. I bought a bunch in two different sizes and found them easy to handle in a short amount of time. They are also easy to make sharper. Be well my friend.
Master Jakub - samurai level 50: boss
Adam - samurai level 15: secretary
Great video 🔥🔥
Done tamsak dikit sir
I see Mai from Avatar turned into man. It's Adam Celadin. 😂😂.
But his aura is not dinggy. He enjoy all of his knife throwing moment😂
Saludos desde Morelia
i just came into newest video so u might see this, i want to learn the no spin throw but do i need to buy those like arrow shaped throwing knives? are the hibben generation knives okay that u showed in medium budget knive video?
Hey my friend, if you can go with better knives right away...trust me you gonna safe money because our knives are with life time warranty check out wulflund.com section sharp blades throwing knives there are many models in stock even cheaper ones like arrows and many in stock
@@AdamCeladin okay thank you :)
Hello my new friend~I like your channel~full pack done~like~903
you are amazing
Krásné video
good video
I love that
Hi adam What is the most reliable tecnique for throwing a 13 inch bowie knife
Hey my friend i would say spin throwing - half spin and full spin
For spin is it best to hold it on the blade or the handle
@@stehodgson check out my tutorial easiest technique for the beginner you can try half spin if your knife its not sharp ( by the blade) if its sharp by the handle
Thanks Adam
Nice content from philippens
This little star was ninja-size.
hehhe the little one is funny :P
great :)
What a SHUUUUURIIIIKEEEENSSS 😍 👍
Hi im from indonesia
Vengeance stinger and of course top dog is my favourite throwing knives
wow ..
He really is something very special isn't he
Distance is the major factor, closer range is not good for the firearm
You red what i needed to do to survive this bullet in brain. I concluded rap and post. They concluded hacking my ip and computer relentlessly. Also getting shot/poisoned on the job
Kunai are my favorite, still not as good as your Vengeance Knifes for sure ... I think a modified kunai with more weight in the back and a narrower head angle would be amazing!
Shuriken stars with middle size are perfect . The small ones are like toys like master Yakob said the large are very big and unconfortable for carrying so i thing that the middle size is the one :)
Hey Adam, I succseed to learn no spin after two months of training, i did 25 sticks of 30 throws from 3 meters, 22 of 30 from 4 and 15-15 of 5, from 6 aloso had few sticks but from 7 and above is stil mistery for me for now. Just wanted to brag haha
Done support keep vlogging frim kelf vlog
Děkuji za české titulky. :(
The first shuriken was a stone. Hahaha. I once knew a caveman ninja called mog. Damn man. Throwing a sword into the target and kickass stars. Danger.
New subscriber
Hey Adam..
Don't tell that Master Ninja guy; but i prefer when u throw steal. He kinda looks like something else, n I'll refuse to say.
Yo
It's hard to fail at that distance.
Fun vid
new frnd here
done thumbs up idol from sir @ryan the syrian tv
I hope you can make a video about hachiwari
We already did Gorhan ,)
@@AdamCeladin Ok I found the video kabutowari (hachiwari) is so cool I watched it
Master Jakub is from my country, i am Czech
From Ryan stream hello
😲👍👍
Distilled water cut yesterday 🧐
Прикольный японец 😁😁😁😁
Hello support for u
Done subscrubed
I like how he was hiding shrunken in his ninja fatuiges
❤️❤️❤️
What is the best lambing knife in the world in your opinion?