NO SPIN Knife Throwing Tutorial (In Super Slow Motion) 2-12 Meters

NO SPIN Knife Throwing Tutorial (In Super Slow Motion) 2-12 Meters
In this Knife Throwing Tutorial you are going to see lot of stuff explained and most of the throws you will see in Super Slow Motion, we will focus on distances from 2 up to 12 meters and i will give you also lot of important tips! Enjoy



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[AdamCeladin]

What kind of Tutorial i should make Next? Let me know :)) See you tomorrow on the Live Stream (Sunday 5 PM Central europe time) or Next Week Same Time, )

[MartinMunthe]

Thank you so much for bringing no spin knife throwing to everyones attention again. My grandfather tought me how to do it when i was around seven. Over head and from the hip. I had seen people throw knihes at the circus and wanted to know how to do it and he told me circus throwing had no power and showed me no spin. He came from a line of more than 400 years of black smiths an my guess is this was ”viking” knowledge passed down. I’m Swedish. Great channel!

[ElShov]

You're right Adam, totaly different for me, I have to pick up the knife from the ground because I miss the

[karateboss]

Adam, this slow motion tutorial was what I was looking for. Well done. I am studying all your stuff!

[covertops.]

Awesome video! Gives the viewer time to observe all actions, techniques and nuances used in spin-free throwing. Luv it! Thank you so much!!!

[curtmoonthebad]

Hey Adam! Danke für Deine super Tutorials! 👌🏾✨

[FancyPants]

This is perfect for understanding the mechanics and the motions that are involved. Thank you so much Adam for creating this video! Right now, it keeping the fine details consistent. Basically creating that correct muscle memory.

Practice makes perfect? False!
Perfect practice makes perfect!

Imagine putting in all the time and you were going through the motions incorrect...it's now a huge set back to correct because you've created a muscle memory that you're used to.

Once again Adam, thank you! I succeed on my first no-reload last night. That's so cool when hitting it. 💯💪💯

[Captain-Electro]

Awesome, I like to slow down and look at each piece of the puzzle. I focus on different things each day.

[shiba]

I've just put on my bandana, and finally were able to do some nice no spin throws for the first time, I finally picked up no spin technique, all thanks to you!

[Guitarplayer]

This is a superb channel. I have always been a knife person, but never tried the art of throwing. Now I am trying with my son. This channel has been a huge help. Thank you!

[JamesMadelin]

I just built my first endgrain target and am getting that incredible thunk sound for the first time. SO satisfying! Thanks for your great tutorials.

[rogerjrusa]

Dude. I’m so thankful I found your channel. Been binge watching for 2 days. Learning, absorbing, and it’s simply…interesting as hell. Thanks!

[weisswurstfruhstuck]

Aaahaaaa!!! There you did the super slow motion !!! Thanks Adam. That’s really helpful for all of us beginners :)

[opethfantoo]

Adam, I've been throwing no spin for about 3 years and took me months to figure out. Sometimes I have issues throwing outside of 15ft. Have always thrown with index finger, learnt from watching Tom's videos. Your vids are really great with the different styles you throw and the slow motion really really helps!!!

[yankeetimeline]

This should be epic! I all ways like and share your videos.

[artemsi]

This weather is not ideal for recording slow motion video, I think we'll see the best on sunny days !))
about a small substep was very interesting
Adam thanks for the regular "throwing" videos !

[kenwhite]

Very beautiful Very very it's truly a form of art.. this guy has it down it's his art and it the only bad part about it is that you and I really could not be able to fully appreciate it with out slow that's another beautiful

[keving]

Another great instructional video. Clear, precise, enthusiastic.

[FREEDOOOOM]

Awesome, brother! Thanks a lot for sharing.

[brabimadhikari]

A real in depth tutorial. that’s just what I wanted thanks Adam 🤘🏼