A fork no spin and the sidearm madness

[@randallperry3156]

Excellent throws. Keep up the good work.

[@ShibumiSam]

Note the distances, power, and angle of penetration. Then compare those aspects to almost anyone else and you’ll see why he is one of the best in the world.

[@David-ym8kh]

Hi. Thanks Joel for your videos. Is that technique SKANF ?

[@joelholopainen6865]

It isn’t. My wrist is quite stiff and I use too much active muscle force instead of elastic force. In SKANF the wrist has to be totally relaxed. I’ve tried to learn SKANF but it’s VERY difficult.

[@David-ym8kh]

@@joelholopainen6865 thanks for expaination 😊. How can we learn your technique ? A tuto maybe 😉 ?

[@joelholopainen6865]

@@David-ym8kh as soon as this style is ready. I want to know what’s going on in this throw so I can explain it correctly.

[@David-ym8kh]

@@joelholopainen6865 It's all in your Honor. I will be happy to learn when the time comes. thanks. Have a nice day.

[@JeskaRain]

@@joelholopainen6865 I just started like 2 weeks ago and I rotate between no spin, Skanf and military half spin and for me personally I find Skanf the easiest but not the most precise. The most precise of the 3 is by far ( as a beginner) military half spin, the most consistent sticks from 4-5m+ I get with Skanf and regular no spin is wildly inconsistent. With bo shurikens I'm a lot better than with knives for no spin somehow.