SHORT/LONG DISTANCE KNIFE THROWING

Описание: ln the first clip I hit every possible angle except between the legs. The following clips are a series of no-reloads and back-hands and finally some long distance throwing up to 40 ft..

lkt the ability to throw from any angle any distance. The main methods are no-spin/quarter-spin and half-spin although there's a handful that can throw a full spin from various distances although I've yet to see them throw step by step from any given distance, for example whether you start at 40ft or 20ft , I can throw consecutively step by step moving forward/backwards up to point blank.

In my opinion there are basically two knife throwing "styles"; instinctive knife throwing as I mentioned above (no-spin half-spin basically being one in the same) and rotational knife throwing which requires measuring distances to determine the number of rotations the blade will take. Now there are other so-called knife throwing "styles" out there, but regardless of what is thought in their systems and whatever side/underhand angle the knife is released from, the implement is going to fly either no-spin/half-spin or spin.... Now don't get me wrong this is not to say there's isn't a certain technique to be used for each angle thrown , but a backhand throw cannot be considered a style ...

short/long game
in order to be a well round knife thrower, one should strive to master both. (l draw most of my philosophy and inspiration from the great Houzan Suzuki) In the long game, some power is required although it is possible to lob (high arch) the implement and achieve long distances. ln my opinion a lighter/shorter implement is best suited for longer distances . In the short game, the skills needed are more finesse/ fluidity due to the need for accuracy and consistency.

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