LEARN TO THROW ANY KIND OF KNIFE

This is only for recreational purposes! I don’t recommend doing this for any kind of self-defense situation, but throwing knives in a Safeway is super super super fun. Do you have any questions? Leave them in the comments below! Also, here is a link to the kids book that I mentioned in the video.
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Many movies throw knives, and the techniques are extraordinarily varying. If you see certain people throwing them by the blades, that is a technique that is used for a different style of throwing, or if the target is an odd number of steps away, if you are using my current technique. Feel free to follow and comments, do all that stuff. #howto #survival #nature #comedy #bushcraft #outdoors #animals #archery #knifethrowing #knife #mythbuster 

[@alfredocalzoni8161]

i like this guy... his charisma is leveled...

[@cotteeskid]

In a 'Self Defence' situation - ask the combatant to step back 4 equal spaces, then surprise him.

[@scully7733]

Learn no spin and distance does not matter.

[@GreenBrowne.]

Found your channel today. YOur energy is quite unique and I appreciate how you present things in yout videos! You'r ea breath of fresh air! Well done!

[@michaelthemadsoldiertist]

I’ve never in any type of combat situation at home or abroad thought that throwing a knife was good for anything except a distraction but it’s fun to play with.

[@TheShurikenZone]

Distraction is a pretty powerful thing in a combative situation, certainly. Before knife throwing becomes combatively viable, a person has to develop a fairly high level of skill, and even then, the circumstances under which it would be advisable would be pretty specific. In the modern world, that is. Before firearms were common, or even when they were single sh0t, blade throwing had a lot more viability. But still, in the modern world, there are situations when it could come in handy, especially if you have enough skill to effectively throw everyday objects. Just a little food for thought.

[@scully7733]

People like you give people like me the advantage ;)

[@TheShurikenZone]

@@scully7733 Bob, why don't you make videos about knife throwing?

[@scully7733]

@ Because I work 12 hours a day 6 days a week on our ranch. My day off is hunting or fishing. Does that answer your question? Just like the op said, people think you will not throw knives in a combat situation, well I do and I never carry only one. Thankfully avoiding situations where defense in needed makes throwing knives very fun as a hobby as well.

[@michaelthemadsoldiertist]

@@TheShurikenZone agreed. I’d do it if I needed to buy myself a fraction of a second if I thought it would help. Otherwise I’d use it hand to hand.

[@Ubotit_Unaymit]

I kinda like the idea of wearing a full quiver of arrows at all times.

[@ShootingUtah]

I got so discouraged with trying to get good at rotational knife throwing that I gave up and started learning no-spin throwing. For me, I've had WAY BETTER success throwing with no-spin. It's a totally different technique but distance from target has a lot less to do with your throw. You'll still get some rotation, especially with large distances but overall it's a lot easier IMO.

[@overwatch3950]

I was having the same problems…so I bought a Glock 19…

[@mattnobrega6621]

Thanks for the tip. That sword looks pretty decent. When you threw the sword, I thought about that scene in the "Robin hood, prince of thieves movie from back in the 90s when the Morgan freeman character threw his scimitar at the witch and it stuck in her like the sword stuck in the tree but because she was a soft target, it wiggled upon impact. Crazy scene. 👍

[@stevenscott2136]

The whole idea of using a thrown knife for combat is because in movies, people instantly die when a knife hits them. In real life, you often don't KNOW you've been stabbed. There have even been guys in war who didn't know that rifle bullets had hit them.

[@SoldierDrew]

The fantasy in films came from a documented case recorded by an Army officer claiming that he witnessed a knife duel between the treachurous Army scout Kit Karson and a Ute warrior in which Karson supposedly threw his heavy bowie knife through the sternum of his opponent resulting in a quick death. Having retold that tale it's been confirmed that the Army officers told numerous fabrications about events during the Indan Wars for freedom against the U.S. federal troops. Just as we've learned of more recent fabrications told by military as damage control when operations went bad due to cowardice or some other shameful actions. Operation Redwing being only one example.

[@MaxCBPCenter]

The mathematical approach makes so much more sense to me. I always felt too random. How does it come the sword has a longer rotation way? Is it weight, balance or length?

[@ArtisanVaquero]

🎉🎉🎉 maybe I should clean off the pine tree bark 1st

[@RossDaunis]

❤❤

[@LCoste-ke7sl]

Thank you for the advices! +1 instant sub💪🏼🤝🏼

[@NoahfFs]

Great video, love the work, love the jacket. What is it? I'd love to look into getting a similar one.

[@alexblue6991]

We use too play doing this as children in Glasgow Scotland I spent most of my time picking off the ground

[@andrewpettit7362]

Knife stuff is great but what is that jacket?!

[@scully7733]

I only throw no spin and I can sink the blade deeper this way. I also have no need for measurements of distance and it is affective in self defense. Spin is for fun/show.

[@toddbremer9131]

Hmmmm was trying to figure out what was doing with the quiver full of arrows and no bow, started wondering if he was gonna throw them. Fun video though 👍🏽

[@VK-qh6pr]

Don't hit living trees please

[@SoldierDrew]

Japanese Shurikenjutsu uses no-spin method and the weapon was used by samurai bushi to distract and injure the opposition before drawing one's katana. It wasn't a man stopper weapon but bought the bushi time and space to deploy a sword. The real samurai bushi shuriken used are about 5" long, weighted, like a large steel nail.

[@barrykelly2722]

As a ninja, I agree with this guy, except ninjas use razor sharp poisoned stars....or something

[@dunc71]

Shuriken

[@barrykelly2722]

@dunc71 sure

[@scully7733]

@@barrykelly2722 lol

[@philipgamboa6134]

Aha. Now I know after breaking 3 knives. 4 steps fr your target. Let me try that

[@markusamoros]

🙏💪🏻🍀💎

[@ericbixby6408]

Sick

[@aeryn_mobil]

You misspoke when you said that for each step you take, the blade will rotate 1/2 a turn - a 180° turn. Then you demonstrated this by turning the blade 1/4, or 90° turn. And then you "proved" it by taking 4 steps (4×90=360) for one full rotation of the blade. Otherwise, good video.

[@Emeraldcitywight]

You look an awful lot like Luigi... 🤔

[@CoyoteKin]

Is that a Zombie Tools sword?

[@stevenscott2136]

Don't think so, it doesn't have their characteristic handle style.

[@marquisdecarabas1312]

In my country i would get arrestet just for carrying those kind of knifes with me. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@davidhuber7166]

That is seriously effed up!😮

[@TheActionBastard]

That sucks. I hope you get rights at some point... or at least that your rulers don't decide to do "the bad things".

[@joemammy6802]

throws knife at bad guy knife sticks in bad guys shoulder now you have no knife bad guy pulls knife from shoulder bad guy has a knife you should have bought a gun

[@CSNCSNCSN]

Assuming he didn't also have a gun or a knife, you were already in the winning situation before you disarmed yourself!

[@TheActionBastard]

Me@idea of throwing knife: "but... I need this? If I throw it... I no has it... and I need it. I no throw knife."

[@markschafer4554]

Why is he wearing a quiver of arrows?

[@drewschrep]

Ok..did anyone else the bigfoot creature in the far background off his right shoulder?!!! I am freaking out!!!

[@decepi]

At what time stamp?

[@JokKesOnU]

You're on drugs dude?

[@Cepheidvariable]

That was me, sorry.

[@denim_ak]

Got to help us out dude, at what time in the video?

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

Knives are only thrown from a fixed distance.

[@joshuadearwester268]

False

[@David-lf4zk]

Great video

[@ericbixby6408]

Sick