Instinctive Knife Throwing (Tutorial)

Instinctive Knife Throwing (Tutorial)
in this tutorial Adam Celadin 5 times World Champion Knife Thrower is going to Explain to you about Instinctive Knife Throwing, Give you several tips for great drills and show 3 Favorite Techniques. Enjoy
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00:00 Intro
00:18 What is Instinctive Knife Throwing?
01:55 Instinctive Half Spin
03:45 Instinctive Full Spin
05:13 Outro

[@AdamCeladin]

Which of these techniques is your favorite? - Get our Throwing Knives right here: www.wulflund.com/weapons-swords-axes-knives/sharp-blades-throwing-knives/

[@jakobbraun5180]

definitly the user friendly nospin 😅 are there any downsides to it compared to the other techniques?

[@AdamCeladin]

@@jakobbraun5180 Only distance and accuracy could be bit worst compare to spin throwing from set up distances

[@jakobbraun5180]

@@AdamCeladin thank you ;)

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

Ever notice that you can stick the blade in deeper throwing it than when you're holding the knife.

[@jakobbraun5180]

@@aaftiyoDkcdicurak you don‘t have to hold back on force when throwing, because you don‘t feel the let’s call it impact backlash.

[@SuperheroWannabe]

Always amazed how you manage to find new ways to explain all of this endlessly over and over. Love your videos!

[@AdamCeladin]

haha thank you my friend :)

[@willbart1236]

I went into a sporting good store to buy a pocket knife. They didn’t have anything I liked. I saw a set of three throwing knives and bought them on a whim. And I was watching one of your tutorials where you were recommending blades for beginners. You showed a set of stainless Smith and Wesson knives and said.” whatever you do, don’t buy these”. That was the set that I had bought.😂 They sucked, but it was enough to ignite a fire in me. I started watching some videos, and then I discovered no spin throwing. I didn’t even know that that could be done. I had to learn it. I went out and immediately bought three sets of knives. Cold steel sure flights, perfect flights, and perfect balance. I just love throwing the perfect balance knives. After just seven days, I was consistently hitting the target at 20 feet throwing no spin. I am absolutely addicted to this. I’m 59 years old and I cannot believe I have lived my whole adult life without throwing knives. Your videos are very helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to make them. Have a knife day.😁

[@AdamCeladin]

So awesome to hear my friend :)) Nice story and just wait till you gonna try custom throwing knives some day :P

[@blamokapow137]

Once I learned no spin, it's the only way for me.

[@AdamCeladin]

100 % !!! I like to mix it up but mostly i am focus on no spin as well

[@zrecz7957]

Same. I like the hip throw also.

[@11x334]

I'm waiting for energy super powers

[@davidth.o.g.2229]

Yup, one Christmas I went with my brother and we bought each other knives and I got throwing knives, over 20 years ago. After months of throwing them hard with no control, I learned I could stick a short throw with no spin. From there, I learned to move further back and also that I can throw almost anything that can stick like that. There's a good underhand half spin too ( I think it's a half spin)

[@JennaCee]

I love to see a nice slow motion tutorial on any one of these techniques and then taking someone who is new to knife throwing and taking them through their journey to learning to throw the various techniques. Still trying to learn the no-spin technique...

[@AdamCeladin]

Awesome idea i will do something like that in near future for sure ,))

[@franciscorodriguez259]

Awesome techniques 😮 , greetings my brother!!

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you brother, which one is your favorite?

[@ArrowsInTheMoon]

That knife in the thumbnail is beautiful

[@jimmybutler1379]

ALWAYS INFORMATIVE KEEP HELPING OTHER TO LEARN THERE US TIMES WHEN THE THROW IS NEEDED ! I TRIED TO TEACH IT TO THOSE THAT SAID ITS IMPOSSIBLE ; BUT PROVED THEM WRONG JUST LIKE YOU !...

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend 🙏

[@TheShurikenZone]

Awesome video, brother. I truly think you're the top man, when it comes to knife throwing education. Your experience and knowledge base is vast, and you're able to really explain what's going on, in a way that's easy to inderstand. This is as impressive as your throwing skills themselves. Thank you for sharing this with us, Adam. 👍🙂👍

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you brother i try to keep things most simple as possible specially for the Beginners 😎👌🔪

[@thothtahuti5509]

You said it brother :)

[@thothtahuti5509]

@AdamCeladin and it works! More advanced throwers can still learn from your content, I imagine Champs as well, but even someone who has NEVER thrown in their life can watch a video of two of yours and suddenly they can start sticking different techniques 🔪😊 (sure some are harder than others, but the fact you can teach so many different skill levels with 1 video is just fantastic)

[@TheShurikenZone]

@thothtahuti5509 That's exactly right! I recently found out that I've been practicing shurikenjutsu twice as long as Adam has been throwing knives; that being the case, I still learn new stuff from Adam's videos, all the time! And he's a constant source of inspiration, also. 👍👍

[@AdamCeladin]

@@TheShurikenZone Too kind brother,)) thank you

[@philfoggs5357]

Interesting, I've wondered if knife throwing could save your life in a pinch. Spinning discouraged me from throwing knives. Its back on the table for me. Solid information both verbal and demonstrated thanks.

[@AdamCeladin]

No spin is the way for sure 😎 💪 thank you

[@MegaMaximus333]

Love that Bowie! Wish I could get one.

[@thulsadoom7781]

Thank you brother ❤

[@sw33n3yto00]

Loving the energy you show when flinging steel.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend 🙏

[@TheGorillafoot]

Great stuff Adam!

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you my friend :))

[@douglasphelan3008]

Amazing information for the beginner. Thank you.

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you too Doug

[@robertbrunston5406]

Awesome! I really like your medthod.👍

[@LoneWrencher]

very helpful demonstration.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you glad you like it :)

[@spacetimeworm]

Wow what a great video! Thank you!

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend 🙏

[@lostfound8112]

Great skill.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you 🙏

[@kbckleinemann8562]

I am so glad that you are in such a good shape again, i lost ya i bit out off focus, some years ago as you got sick, i am really happy you beatn it, i was sure you will anyway. So yeah, just wanted to tell ya. One love💚

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you :))

[@12lionwhelps71]

Love your work man, ur one of my favorites bro.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you bro that means a lot to me

[@Legomanfred]

Great video, good explanations. Thanks for sharing! 🔪👍❤️

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you my friend :)

[@williammrdeza9445]

Thanks for the great tips and reminders, Adam. I wasn't aware of the ability to throw with the instinctive full spin technique. I'll have to give it try--thanks for showing us that! Also, your previous suggestions to help me get my knives to fly straight using no spin have really helped out. Thanks much!

[@AdamCeladin]

Awesome nice to hear that Will :) Thank you

[@ZZZ7773]

Fantastic information Adam, so cool man !!!

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my brother, Instinctive Knife Throwing is way to go :)))

[@ghorbanshirzad3782]

So great 🎉

[@JustWhyFFS]

Been doing this for a bit. Love it. Good stuff man!

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you brotha, which of these is your favorite?

[@JustWhyFFS]

@@AdamCeladin Always the no spin :)

[@justinhughes4119]

Love your videos

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend 🙏

[@captaincook632]

Love the design of your knife

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend

[@E.Bandier]

thanks ❤good lesson nice 🎉

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend

[@SDN_zero9]

Thanks for your videos 😎

[@AdamCeladin]

Glad you like them!

[@SpitSharp]

The very best ❤

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you

[@ggunnhild4481]

Another great video really good tutorial again I learnt more from you, thanks for all you do, you are an inspiration

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you glad you like it :)

[@johncox2912]

awesome!

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you welcome on the channel :)

[@JOHNDOE17129]

Thanks for the tips and tricks just started throwing knifes about 3 months ago still have a bit of trouble consistently throwing the no spin

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend in first months try to stick to close distance as possible i know it force to go further but it will reward you after ,))

[@joselimamiranda3636]

very good explanations. TaeKnife

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you :)

[@ItalskeSekery]

I'm a beginner but my favorite technique is no-spin.. diky za super video adame! 💪

[@AdamCeladin]

Moje taky ,)) moc díky kamaráde za sledovanost a komentář! Brzo už zahážeme společně ,))

[@ItalskeSekery]

@@AdamCeladin Nemůžu se dočkat! :)

[@mitchkupietz]

God I love this guy!

[@nickdavis5420]

Awesome video also your looking good you look fully recovered from your health ordeal !

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you brother ,)

[@ZZZ7773]

Yay Adam i made one of your shows on time haha God bless brother. Z

[@AdamCeladin]

You are the best Z :)) Thank you brother! Did you ever tried instinctive full spin ? :)

[@xdragonx6969]

Good video

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you

[@JustOutDetailingwithDylan]

Amazing Adam! Per usual 😏

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend

[@JustOutDetailingwithDylan]

@@AdamCeladin as always… my friend 💪😁

[@PhotoCaptured]

I've been throwing for years, and always had it in my back pocket if you will because I like skill stuff that's just fun. Long time subscriber, and several years back I stumbled across your videos. That's when I perfected my no-spin technique, and ended up getting some better knives. I prefer making my own, but the time involved, and materials that I tend to like can be quite a chore. No offense to you, cuz I know you promote great products, I just can't justify the price of the AceJet Spear set just yet. Currently, I'm using the newer JXE-JXO Thunder knives, and hopefully soon I'll have enough set aside to get a box of the AceJet knives. You're a true teacher, and inspiration in the knife throwing community. For me, it is a sport or game of skill, and I throw as a means of personal entertainment or for party tricks. It also happens to be a great stress releif and break from the work I do. Maybe one day soon I'll have the pleasure of meeting you at a competition! Cheers from Colorado-USA my friend 🔥

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend be sure check out my main page wulfund we have there way better prices 😀 👍

[@maryjoboros1]

You are my master Man, still learning no spin throwing

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend :)) how the progress is going ?

[@maryjoboros1]

@@AdamCeladin not so bad but could be better. It ain't so easy as it looks like hehe greetings from Poland sensei

[@AdamCeladin]

@@maryjoboros1 Cheers my friend

[@winstongludovatz111]

I started with no spin with cheap (small, light) knives. It never clicked for me. Then moved to half spin (professional knives) and that worked for me. Still unable to get no spin past 3 meters, probably bad habits picked up from cheap knives. I recommend against starting with cheap knives.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you some people give me hard time when i try to promote quality products they rather choose to buy cheap knives but get many of them since they break :D

[@MyxeQ]

I definitely find it easier to stick with no spin. but I do notice when my half spin is on it's more accurate. anyway more practice

[@nightraid7]

Good job bro,I am doing these 💯💥✌🏻

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you brotha, which one is your favorite ?

[@nightraid7]

​@@AdamCeladinMy favorite is half spin 🔪🖤

[@AdamCeladin]

@@nightraid7 hell yeah military or instinctive ?

[@nightraid7]

​@@AdamCeladin To be honest bro,I love both of them😊✌🏻🔪

[@IvIidnight]

Have you done any videos on EDC or Belt Knife fixed blades that throw the best? Tops, Fallkniven, Morakniv, Esee, etc. Could be a good vid if not. Or even a series.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you Very much for suggestion really not bad idea i did some reviews in past but maybe series something Like (Will it break?) could be fun 😅💪

[@IvIidnight]

@@AdamCeladin You're welcome. And also things like do they have exposed tangs without jimping to aid in no spin throws, or other things that I do not know as a novice that may aid or hinder throwing.

[@IvIidnight]

Did not realize you were Czech! Acta Non Verba would be a great brand too! I have always been curious whether or not the way they reinforce the tip on the P200 and M311 would be beneficial for throwing or not make a difference.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you for comment i never tried them actually 🤔

[@l.feitosa110]

Perfeito

[@AdamCeladin]

Gracias

[@l.feitosa110]

@@AdamCeladin português Br

[@brantleycombs4063]

Where can I get a knife like the one you have with the leather around the handle? That’s a good looking knife!

[@bringer-of-change]

I was taught do do it with the thumb. I want to just learn how to do it any which way but I need to get a new knife first since all mine got lost in a boating accident.

[@AdamCeladin]

Awesome, here we have some blades www.wulflund.com/weapons-swords-axes-knives/sharp-blades-throwing-knives/

[@PupThackmbau_is_a_Buht_Phuc]

Is there any technique for throwing swords? Obviously I wouldn't try to do that with my Katana, but are there any swords that can be trown like knifes or is this just a wasted idea?

[@FriendlySkiesProd]

I've found that throwing from certain distances (usually short distance, about 3 to 5 feet) I was either hitting my target with the butt end or just bouncing off the target. I'm throwing either a full spin or half spin. (Smaller knives... about 20 grams) I learned how to use my instincts for my throw by using something I learned from my Pencak Silat guru called the principle of bamboo. It's where your arm acts like bamboo being pulled back loosely and easily, then the release of the bamboo whips forward and stops where the target is. Much like a whip or a lashing stick. (It's a more powerful way to strike at short distances. Compared to a jab, it's more of being slapped with a fist.) So I'm using that technique, the principle of bamboo, to release the throw. And it's super effective, a half rotation can be one and a half rotations at the same distance and my knives are sticking into the target like I'm throwing a straight throw from twice the distance. Is there a term for what I am doing in knife throwing? And if you're interested in learning more about the principle of bamboo, you should check out "the principles of destruction with Pendeker Sanders". It'd be interesting to see a video of you using some of them for knife throwing.

[@AdamCeladin]

First of all 20 gram knife is really really bad you gonna have Hard time to stick that and rebounces are Wild you Need at least around 200 grams for a knife

[@FriendlySkiesProd]

@@AdamCeladin yeah you're right, I was mistaken about the 20 grams though, it's a 3.5 inch stainless steel throwing knife and I had the same ones when I was a teenager but they're small and take quite the throw to get em to stick into wood from a distance. I mainly practice aim with a cardboard box from about 5 feet. But they'll definitely stick into an intruder from my bed to my entrance to my living room (20 feet about). The martial arts i study is for hand to hand n I don't have a gun. But honestly, if someone breaks in at night sneaking up towards me in the dark... I'm grabbing my cat who's like 32 pounds, strong AF with sharp ass claws...and throwing him at the fother mucker, then charging him while he's trying to figure out if I really just threw a cat for home defense! You should do a video on how to safely throw a cat at a target, cuz I'm thinking highland games, haggis throwing style. But that spin and throw might wake up my cat and he'd just claw me. The goal is to have Taj (my cat) waking up mid air so he'll have a more aggressive landing ,with the claws. 🤷🏼😂😂. (I'm partially joking about that btw) I did make throwing spikes with the 10 inch nails, added some electric tape for the handle and I flipping love throwing them with the military grip! Awesome tutorial. I've split the wood on an old forklift crate and it easily penetrates an old tin trashcan. It's amazing how much velocity they can get from 10-15 feet.

[@BrianSantosF]

After a famous channel just posted a video about katana throwing (Shadiversity) where they kept trying to learn to throw full-sized swords to know if it was viable or at least doable in the medieval times and in anime, I can't stop but think if a legendary thrower like Adam Celadin could have thrown it just fine. Have you ever tried anything like that or have any opinions on it?

[@AdamCeladin]

I have to check it out He is posting totally Random stuff 😅🙏of course its possible to throw Katana i do it often and its part of the Shuriken jutsu sword throwing has been done in past even in Combat

[@jayhockley8841]

In my experience , I can get more power and more penetration into wood , from a half spin throw or as you call it " Military Half spin ". I throw a knife as hard as I would throw a baseball , so it buries itself deep into the wood . Ive seen some knife throwers throw a knife like its a dart , without much power , which to me seems pointless . Sure it will stick in soft wood , but thats about it .

[@AdamCeladin]

Yes military half spin is totally Amazing technique thank you for comment 🙏 😎 🔪

[@roseivory8496]

Dobry den Pane Celadine! 😊 Have you seen the movie "Ninja Assassin" (2009)? There is a scene where the main character is shown with 9 (3×2 in his right hand and 3 in his left hand) heavy shuriken in his hands the size of your smaller Ace Jet shuriken (or Cold Steel shuriken). He then throws them 3 at a time (I.e. simultaneously) at targets using a 360 degree full body spinning technique for extra power. I have never seen you do these kinds of throws (I.e. 3 shuriken/knives simultaneously 3 times really fast) using a full body spinning technique for much greater power. Can you please do a video replicating that scene in the movie? The scene can be found on KZbin with the keywords "Ninja Assassin Training scene HD" and the shuriken part of this scene is at the 1:45 minute mark. I think it could get you a lot of views and I would love to hear your thoughts on this! :)

[@AdamCeladin]

Hello yes i have seen and its stupid, never penetration Like that with 3 stars and also throw 3 Shurikens at the same time are super in accurate and that body movement wont give you any extra power not that you could not do it but its not so practical

[@roseivory8496]

@@AdamCeladin Then could you make a video replicating that scene, please? :) I think with an hour of practice, and maybe some help from your Ninja Master friend (I think his name is Yakub?) you could make a very interesting video that might go viral and get your channel many new subscribers! :) Even, if it doesn't work well in real life after some practice then that video could prove to everyone on the Internet that the technique doesn't work :) But, if you do see improvement in that technique after 1 hour of practice then maybe you could keep improving with time to where the technique does actually work and is accurate within 3 meters on a human sized target. Also, why would the 360 degree spinning technique not give more power? Olympic shot put and discus throwers always use this 360 spinning technique to generate more power in their throws. Thank you in advance for your reply! :)

[@itsTHEFIREDOG]

What was the knife in the video thumbnail?

[@thothtahuti5509]

I have a question.... can you make more no-spin content? I can never learn too much ❤

[@AdamCeladin]

Of course my friend 😎👌anything specific in mind?

[@thothtahuti5509]

@AdamCeladin well I'm hardly an expert (unlike yourself 😎), but I would be curious about how various shapes and thickness of tips (knives) interact with different materials? Is a thick knife (blade/tip) better at piercing/sticking to soft woods but worse with hard woods...? or how different woods behave with thicker or thinner knife tips....? and potentially how the release might change between target types and hardness...? Or breaking through various materials (a dinner plate, thick plastic, strong leather ect) perhaps even an analog test with a mixture of knives? And then, of course, there is "torture testing" some cheaper knives, hahaha (it would break my heart to watch your good quality knives get abused, but cheap internet knives, meh hahaha) And I know you have covered almost every one of these concepts to some degree, however It might be interesting to see them all incorporated into 1 video 🔪😊 oh and setting up some bottles or cans of cheap soda (soft drink/pop, essentially like off brand coke) and sniping them off things from longer distances would be beautiful. watching you throw is a thing of beauty, I imagine watching you throw into things that "explode" like a shaken can of a carbonated drink would be awesome.... Oh and anything with Cookie 🐕 I've saved dogs before, and when I see that happy dog and know what you saved him from and what he looked like, it makes me feel so happy I want to tear up to see a happy dog running around with an owner/s who care ❤️

[@janixh419]

Awesome tutorial! I have a difficult time with the no spin, I am more comfortable throwing military style. I think it's the release that I have the most trouble with. Thanks for explaining more about where you grip the knife for each distance! Really appreciate the videos Mr. Celadin! Would love to see some more tomahawk tutorials as well!

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend will do tutorial about instinctive tomahawk throwing soon ,))

[@the-crazy-project]

..ich bin froh wenn ich überhaupt das Holz treffe...... aber ich übe ja noch. Dein Hund war beim Videodreh dabei ;-) Ich hatte das Utica "UTK B6" von mein Arbeitskollegen hier zur Vorstellung, das sollte bestimmt auch ganz gut für deine Zwecke passen, also ich meine von der Form her.

[@AdamCeladin]

Danke shon :)

[@JorgeParma]

Hi. Could you explain better, how are your no spin knives balanced? Thanks

[@AdamCeladin]

hey, of course i could speak about Knife ballance no problem ,))

[@tomtomlin3408]

Just received my order of Appache throwers. Working on half spin and no spin. Looking for a second set of Stingers or Kauni or Long Distance set, maybe Stump Hunters. For a beginner, what do you think for mainly no spin? Maybe heavier longer Cobras? Would they be easier or harder to throw? Keep the videos coming. Blessings bro...

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend be sure to check out our main shop www.wulflund.com section Sharp Blades throwing knives i have there many cool Blades too 😎👌

[@rock7282]

Awesome what’s the knife in the thumb nail?

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you it was made actually by tatoo artist he dont make knives anymore

[@lollipop----sandwich]

what knifes are those love them

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend custom Bowie knives

[@thedevilsworkshop7720]

Mr Celadin , do you sell knives or can you recommend a supplier of throwing knives for enthusiasts in Australia ? E-Bay doesn't really cut the mustard if you know what I mean when it comes to throwing knives .

[@AdamCeladin]

thank you my friend, its sad but nobody ship to Australia since its illegal i think :/ we could need some distributor

[@oliverratte5309]

Grüsse aus Deutschland. Ich versuche noch mit Schraubenzieher..

[@AdamCeladin]

Danke Shon screwdriver is perfect :)

[@davidstewart5811]

Just a bit of positive feedback here: you clearly know what you are talking about, evidently many years of practice, etc. You need to work on your presentation; you are trying to do too much at the same time- we usually see this in folks who are just a bit nervous - perhaps even fairly new to KZbin and want to make a good impression. Suggestion: get a cameraman to handle the recording, not a Go-pro, someone who can record your movements properly. Prepare a script - you don't need to follow this or read from it during your presentation, but it will help you to organize your thoughts so your material will flow better. Perhaps you could prepare three different videos on instinctive, military, and fixed distance throwing so you can concentrate on the details of each technique? Please continue your good work. I have been trying to learn how to throw a knife since I was about 15 years old.

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you very much David, i am on KZbin since 2006 (I am video producer for living) and had many Pro Knife Throwing Videos with camera guy but over the years i rather try to keep it simple with easy tips for the beginners and if somebody dont understand i really like to answer in the comments or make another video ,) Also English is not my first Language so sometimes i am hunting for rights words in my mind but of course like you said there is always place for improvement

[@lukaszjaworski7739]

Witam i na wstępie pozdrawiam serdecznie.. Dobre ,bardzo dobre..w moim stylu to lubię...⚔️🛡️⚔️🛡️⚔️

[@lukaszjaworski7739]

Takt Królewski,Mazowsze!!! ⚔️🛡️🗡️🛡️⛓️🛡️🛠️🛡️⛏️🛡️⚒️

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you my friend 🙏

[@11x334]

HYUMANS COSMOC SUPERPOWER

[@semutraksasa]

Which technique does Pepe use?

[@AdamCeladin]

Combination of spin and military half spin He created his own unique techniques

[@jimmeyjr4467]

Do some diy vids

[@AdamCeladin]

what you like to see ?

[@gabby_moloko]

I have been practicing a single spin. Maybe my knives are too light, but single and half spins present a challenge in force. I can no-spin and half spin, but they never stick as well. What is a possible point of instruction (outside of "just keep practicing" - because duh)?

[@AdamCeladin]

What is the weight on your knives ? if they are too light it might be problem

[@gabby_moloko]

@AdamCeladin theyre some fairly decent 8.5 in smith and wesson knives. Actually a nice weight for a shorter knife. I also did have to wrap the handle with some bright cordage to keep from losing them. Nice clean wraps tho! Stay slim and taught for hours of practice

[@KanekiKen-lm1dl]

Where can I get this Bowie knife you’re using

[@AdamCeladin]

its not for sale guy that made it was not even a black smith

[@KanekiKen-lm1dl]

@@AdamCeladin that’s a shame, it’s a really awesome looking blade. Thanks for the answer tho

[@asurasyn]

I feel sorry for any mice around this man.

[@darrenphillips1845]

Especially the blind ones in groups of 3.

[@charlesmckinney]

If you keep that up, you will be a champion some day. 😅😅😅😅

[@AdamCeladin]

Uffff i am not sure about that but i will keep trying :P

[@Shuruking]

You might want to Google or you just said might be a champ one day lol😂 😅 but 😜 yeah 💯 i AGREE 💯 🎉 #bringthatlovenotthathurt

[@KRAT0S_son_of_zeus]

Looks so unrealistic with how much force these knives hit

[@AdamCeladin]

haha thank you :) power comes over the years

[@timwhite5562]

Is there any military that actually teaches knife throwing? I never came across it or anyone who had over my four years in the Army.

[@AdamCeladin]

Russian Spetnaz

[@bobwilson3980]

I would be impressed if you throw a regular knife and not a “throwing” knife.

[@AdamCeladin]

Haha then you did not have seen any of my videos 😅🙏i throw Glock 78 all the time

[@bobwilson3980]

@@AdamCeladin the most knives I have are in the kitchen. Those would be my go to knives for protection, what have you got.

[@AdamCeladin]

@@bobwilson3980 if you have good technique you can throw anything so kitchen knife is really no problem in last case scenario

[@rinocelant77]

Not great, and the precision ??

[@AdamCeladin]

Its Very high but you have to practice these tech

[@alapaiashkeolanikahuakai6710]

If you think Adam celadin is the best no spin instinctive throwing.. your wrong check out this man👇🏼 LESTER FLOR

[@AdamCeladin]

He is good was never single time on the contest my friend.. So how do you judge Who is the best? 🤔I am 5 times world champion with titles from all Over the world....make and Edit the video can anybody but reality is different

[@ghorbanshirzad3782]

I wish I could meet you my friend, maybe we will see each other in the future, I'm also a knife thrower,im from iran

[@MrTheHumanist]

Nice vid I sub to support slow-motion camera purchase 😉

[@AdamCeladin]

Thank you Very much 🙏 🔪

[@ghorbanshirzad3782]

Where are you from?