Bo Shuriken jutsu for dummies :)

Don't waste your money on expensive throwing knives if you're a beginner, make yourself a metal throwing spike and I'll make you a Ninja

[@ccnpnda3880]

This video holds the feeling of the early days of yt

[@przemysawtesla9615]

I like the old school of filming, I feel nostalgic thinking about the times when people shot movies on KZbin to share with people and not to earn :)

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@Wyrm Surprise ;)

[@BlueprintBro]

Interesting video! Just found out about bo shuriken and wanted to see how it actually is in practice. Nice skills

[@lukasamardzic6123]

PHAHAHAHA SAME

[@robertlee8400]

I made 3 of these double ended so no matter witch way you throw them they always stick . I practice all summer last year & I can throw with good grouping from 30 yards & be within 6 or 8 inches or so of each other , used my knife & axe target with them . The best way I can describe how to get better by throwing these are to start off at 12 feet & work your way back until you can’t hit the target anymore then once you find your sweet spot start to develop your grouping then once your grouping gets great you should get that grouping every time . Be careful because if you hit it flat they will bounce back & hit you . Safety 3rd .

[@donoberloh]

Wow, good for you. That’s incredible!

[@marcosyy87]

30 yards is amazing!

[@fulltangclan]

I'd really like to see you throw 30 yards and stick more than one. I think you mean 30 feet.

[@wingardwearables]

Wow you are REALLY good-great video and excellent demonstration!

[@Galkac]

Very talented with throw

[@mojojoji5493]

I would miss the tree and spend hours looking for it lol

[@theweaponscollectiveedge863]

excellent technique, thanks for the info

[@johnemmons9087]

Great job man! Thank you!

[@jaredshadix2770]

I make and use these but I don't use a fixed point (a tree) to throw at. I get a friend to hide cardboard targets at different height, distance and no so obvious places. I have my set of bo shuriken and start from the beginning. If I miss one shot and/or miss a shot, I have to start again. Excellent throwing weapons and so easy to make!

[@przemysawtesla9615]

Okay ! keep it up :) throwing is a great way to train, have fun and fight stress. keep your guard up and level up every day

[@jeanpaulmeyer5772]

LOL love the end man

[@dimpeevbs]

Thank you

[@Icegond]

Love he keeps taking pictures of him using the No shuriken

[@marcosyy87]

Very nice

[@lostinthemoonlight]

Your pro. 👍

[@runningfalcon4691]

People saying thank trees for producing oxygen so we can live but 70% oxygen in the atmosphere comes from prochlorococcus and other phytoplanktons😂

[@rubenpartono]

What? My life has been a lie...

[@runningfalcon4691]

@@rubenpartono yes it's been 😂

[@jasiuart2406]

Mając na sobie kilka pasów z shurikenami (i będąc takim kozakiem ninja😁) można pokonać dużą liczbę wrogów z dystansu. Świetna broń, mała, lekka i zabójcza 👍

[@zabawryzu]

Klasyczny shuriken może jedynie zadrapać przeciwnika ale kolce mogą wyrządzić faktyczną krzywdę 🤝

[@Toletanus]

Ande vas, flipao

[@abyss6681]

I love you❤

[@tichnarjan1083]

Ninja assassin weapon. Practice at least twenty meters away or more. The target is surrounded by guards.

[@narwa3991]

I _think_ you mean 20 feet? 20 meters is 65 ft. That's a long way to throw a shuriken.

[@vladf777]

LMAO no this is a very short range thing. 1 isn't going to drop a person either. It is meant as a RATHER PAINFUL distraction before launching a heavier attack.

[@neonowy__8020]

@@vladf777 imagine getting hit into eye, throat or belly :)

[@theillusionzone]

At 5:05 you mention the 'release angle', but you never actually explain or show which angle you release the bo shuriken at. I changed the playback speed to 0.25% speed but still can't tell which angle you throw the bo shuriken at. I release my bo-shurikens at 45 degrees, is this what you are doing?

[@darylhudson777]

You should put some barbs near the tip so if they try to pull it out it would tear their whole vein out 🤕

[@przemysawtesla9615]

burrs on the blade would make it difficult to pull out and throw quickly :)

[@darylhudson777]

@@przemysawtesla9615 burrs probably would... But I said BARBS...NOT BURRS

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@@darylhudson777 I prefer without additives, the simpler the throwing weapon, the easier it is to use. special blades work better in bows :)

[@darylhudson777]

@@przemysawtesla9615 there are many weapons out there with barbs serrations blood grooves etc so I guess you're a lone wolf

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@@darylhudson777 yes i am a lone wolf

[@creekwalker8178]

Look at all that poison ivy.....

[@przemysawtesla9615]

poison ivy looks cool. the most important thing is not to add leaves to the salad :)

[@trentpeterson3495]

🤣 I wish I was cool.

[@Randy-ry9ss]

Let's see you fight Rex Kwan Do.

[@przemysawtesla9615]

Rex Kwan Do you say ? it would be an interesting fight :)

[@Randy-ry9ss]

@@przemysawtesla9615 Winner takes Starla home.

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@@Randy-ry9ss Ok ;)

[@hanz9662]

This video looks as if it’s 10 years old

[@przemysawtesla9615]

I think so too, but somehow I don't mind

[@olivieripietrangelo4237]

Perché sugli alberi! Non ti sai costruire un bersaglio?

[@przemysawtesla9615]

Calmati! questo albero è già morto e in decomposizione, ma è ancora in piedi, quindi lo uso come bersaglio. Alberi viventi sani non devono essere mutilati

[@porky379]

Hello forien people

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@@porky379 Hello :)

[@porky379]

@@przemysawtesla9615 also........are thos construction nails?

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@@porky379 no, but you can make them with construction nails. I made them from a rod I bought at a junkyard. each skewer weighs approximately 90 grams

[@khristophsatori8826]

naa bro.. that tree was still alive you're a tree killer

[@przemysawtesla9615]

a dead tree :) it has already started to rot and leaves no longer growing on it for a whole year, I know the area where I make films :) you care for the fate of trees well, it's a good attitude ;)

[@khristophsatori8826]

@@przemysawtesla9615 alive tree

[@khristophsatori8826]

I know that spot better, I go there aaaaaaallllll the time

[@przemysawtesla9615]

@@khristophsatori8826 well, give the location of this place

[@khristophsatori8826]

@@przemysawtesla9615 What are you talking about? I've never been there silly tree killer

[@donoberloh]

Hard to take someone seriously who may have some skills but obvisually hasn’t trained long enough, or with a teacher who was trained in Classical Japanese methods. The words you use belie a lack of formal training. However…. Thank you for using the proper term shuriken for a dirk and not the circular shaken that most westerners call shuriken. Also, you spelled it correctly when using Jutsu and not the erroneous misspelling of jitsu as so many people do. But then… The word you use here, “bo” comes from the word boku or tree. Bo generally means a stick. It is often used to refer to a wooden staff, though Bo, in and if itself, does not mean staff. In classical Nihon Bugei a staff would be called by its length, e.g. rokushakubo means a 6-shaku stick(staff). In this context you are saying “wooden spike”. Your Shuriken in this video are not made of Wood are they,except for your practice ones? Shuriken jutsu is a perfect way to refer to the skill set you are exemplifying here. And you do have a good close quarters projectile weapons skill set it seems.

[@johnemmons9087]

Wow! Aren’t you just an encyclopedia full of knowledge! Just be careful your head doesn’t get too big!....it might burst like a big zit! 🤣😂🤣

[@donoberloh]

@@johnemmons9087 I’m glad you find yourself humorous. So let me see if I understand you… you think that people should just walk around passing on erroneous information because they were not trained correctly?! That is the major reason that Japanese Arts in the western world are so out of touch. The techniques and names are seldom even recognized by the Major organizations in Japan. Don’t get me wrong , this paradigm is not just with western ‘instructors’. It also applies to a whole lot of instructors of Asian heritage but who were born and raised in the west and want to make money off of gullible people. Not unlike many Charlatans on Okinawa and in Japan after WWII. I’ve had this discussion with many of my friends too many times. They, who have been trained correctly by un-reproachable instructors of various Japanese and Okinawan arts say it’s not worth their time to teach people who have no concept of proper etiquette, manners, or customs to appreciate the hard earned wisdom they think they can just pay for with a monthly donation. I tell them that they are part of the problem we all face. If the masses have nothing to compare the Bullshido to, or have no access to quality Sensei, how can they be held accountable for passing on more Bullshido? I for one, think better of western students.

[@narwa3991]

I think John's comment intends to emphasize that the video has little to do with formal training or correct terminology more than is intended simply to demonstrate for the lay person the effectiveness of the weapon and particularly how to manipulate it, i.e. _where "formal training" is evidently unavailable, relatively, one can just easily learn things for themselves if they are to devote time and effort, including history and correct terminology.

[@mattyoung1455]

Don really likes the word erroneous

[@donoberloh]

@@mattyoung1455 when used twice, I am sorry if you had to run and look it up.