NO SPIN Knife Throwing Tutorial (With World Champion Adam Celadin)

In this No Spin Knife Throwing Tutorial i will explain everything i know about this amazing technique used in past by Samurais or Ninjas in recent history its mainly used on the competition but in worst case scenario could be used as distraction for self defense. Enjoy and if you will need more info just ask me in the comments.

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Chapters:

0:00 - 3:48 - Knives for No Spin
3:49 - 4:52 - The Grip
4:53 - 5:44 - Proper Stance
5:45 - 7:05 - Right Technique
7:06 - 7:44 - Lower Stump
7:45 - 9:59 - Common Mistakes
10:00 - 11:07 - The Stepback Drill
11:08 - 12:49 - Release of the Knife

[AdamCeladin]

Did you already tried this Amazing Technique My Friends?
As always SHARE/LIKE/COMMENT/SUBSCRIBE aaaand See you Next Time, ))

[ActuallyDad]

“I hope you can hear this” *turns up the music* 😂 talk to your editor

[graxxor]

This is the best of Youtube: A top class professional explaining his craft with enthusiasm and vigour.... No idea how this ended up in my recommended list, but glad it did!

[zwelgjebast]

I have no intention of ever throwing a knife but found your instruction entertaining and inspiring!

[pedroleal]

Hello Adam! Before I watched one of your older videos (for begginers), I tried everything and any shit knife that exists (way too light, common mistake!). Until I got proper 'no spin knives' and everything became easier. Thank you for sharing and for your advices! Take care and thank you!

[michaelmurray]

EXCELLENT! Would have loved to see some throws from 8 or 10m. I’m 69 years old now, but the boy in me that loved to throw knives or hatchets ( not very well), is still alive. Thank you Brother!

[stanislavkolbe]

Professional thowing knife = random pointy piece of steel.

[WhiteApeMA]

Yep, well put, Champ.
Over rotation is definitely more common. And having the right knives is key.
Once you get consistent with it, then yes you can find a way to do it with almost anything pointed. But learning on something not ideal for it will just end in frustration.
I have thrown cheap knives (not all of them so bad, and others plain awful) for years, and getting Stingers was a real game-changer. They are my current favorites. Been throwing them for about four years now.
And I must also second that there's no shame in being close to the target. Our ego wants us to move way back, but like with everything else our ego makes us do, it only holds back your progress. Stay close, get it down, step back little by little, it really is ideal.

[MoyTannn]

6:43 Mr. Celadin is so good that the knife sticks even with the wring technique

[qwertyboguss]

Summary: "Do this, except when you prefer this, that or anything else, then do that. Figure it out. "

[michaeldecuffa]

I'm so glad you're still making videos like this man. I got in to throwing from watching you over the years you're the best man, great teacher

[oblivionfade]

>if you open your hand the release isn't gonna be really good
>still sticks the knife to target perfectly

this man is a machine

[QuintBUILDs]

Now I'm going to have to give no-spin another try. Thanks for the tips Adam!

[heidi]

The thud.. when Adam throws his favorite. Makes sense to me.

[lanzer]

I have never thrown a knife before but I'm now a ninja. Thank you.

[XCaliKev]

Like 40 years ago I bought a cheap set. Always thought it was cool. Never got the hang of it. Watching this makes me want to go buy a nice set and try again.

[kevincrain]

I grew up throwing the axe, but I've always enjoyed throwing knives as well. I've never learned this technique, but the no spin seems a lot more accurate than the spin throw that i'm used to . Looking forward in learning like a professional, so i really appreciate sharing the right way in throwing knives. Thank you

[BLior]

I just started kife throwing and this tutorials are so helpful. Gonna try this throwing style as soon as I can.
Thanks a lot, you awesome!

[hawkknight]

Thank you for the concept of clamping the hand. I think that might fix about 30% of my problems!

May God bless you. An excellent video as always, Adam.

[jonathanchan]

Love this! Thank you for the indepth explanations! Now i just need to find a place to practice❤