No-spin throwing: The 3 methods

[@TheSlickIzzy]

I've watched like 10 videos and you're the first that didn't need a do-over to get all three knives to stick. Lol bravo!

[@YuliaKolegova]

Very impressive!

[@Thrand11]

So did I use them for different situations distances angles of throw. I mostly use the Bo shuriken style throw for accuracy :D

[@Thrand11]

I use all three in different occasions and situations never realized that until now lol

[@angelop.weapons2482]

Yessss, I don't knew that there are 3 methods, but I discovered and used them all before I saw this video!!! :D I even have a video :)!!!

[@Thrand11]

Great Video and good stuff! I use all three in different occasions and situations never realized that until now. My powerful side close up throw is basically Russian my over accuracy throw is Mumyou Ryu and long distance is between Mumyou Ryu and Thorn depending on distance lol

[@NORTHBOUNDIMPALEMENT]

SUPER STOKED for this video. I started throwing 9 months now. Started with these techniques. Started working on distance nowadays 5 meters😊🙏🏻. AWESOME THROWING PAT🤙🏻

[@EpicBladeTime]

Hadn't understood the difference between the styles until this video, perfect explanation and amazing throwing!

[@nagashbg]

arc and push methods look the same to me. is it normal? I watched it several times and I don't see any differences between the two when he's throwing knives

[@FlyingSteelKnives]

Yes - this video is a poor reference, probably only useful to give the most basic concept of the differences. At the time this video was made, it was perhaps the only one attempting to demonstrate the three methods. There are now many many better videos out there. Thanks!

[@nagashbg]

Thank you for your answer

[@Xolette]

Awesome! I've been researching the different methods. Thanks, Patrick!

[@jasoncarlson4285]

Hi just wondering can I still buy your knifes? I have one arrow and one other I forgot the name but they are good quality knives and I would love to own more.

[@blindowl-bushcraft-survival]

new subscriber, that was great thanks for the lesson, take care

[@TheBomberman84]

Thank you for this nice demo! I'm a huge fan of your Skyhunter knife, thrown with russian-method. It feels like the perfect compact-throw, as I practice indoor with not so much clearance from any wall. Thanks again for your expertise and craftmanship!

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

The way I see them spinned in games like Resident Evil 2 & 4 doesn't make sense. When they spin around 20 times there is no way to be sure which end will end up making contact.

[@BADger210]

Really bad technique application.

[@GJSTK50]

Nice Video!

[@kenwitherell5750]

Well done Pat.

[@TheJKDGuy]

Thank you I appreciate the different Styles and you just explained them quick and simple 💪🔪❤️🙏

[@spartanchanel2969]

The best..

[@CLUTCH_KNIFELIFE]

Hey I can throw all three I prefer either one or three.. One.. For power. Three for accuracy!! This is with arrows of course! I can stick the Russian method but I lack accuracy keep. Making awesome knives! Pat!

[@lawrielyons146]

Like your video ...introducing the Australian Timber Cutters Throw ... it’s a three quarter spin Throw ..blade down ..like shot putting and requires a lot of physical effort ..after about 6 throws your muscles require recovery ..suitable for heavy knife ... my circus friend is doing a typical.circus Throw with a knife half the weight the compare the speed .. sry powerful but difficult as is three quarter spin ..hope you like

[@angeus7146]

🔪 I respect what you have done my man. Way to represent the northeasterners and America. I like your back story on how you created the company. It's very inspiring. I started making some DIY knives at work out of saw blades but I intend to order a set of your talismans very soon. Keep it real and stay cool! 🤘... 1🌍1❤

[@holstatt6896]

just got into knife throwing myself. so far I got two butter knives. the Arc and Russian way of throwing work best for them. reasonably, how much power can you achieve on a throw when you are really just trying to power into it?

[@Brainhoneywalker]

Just what I needed and exactly when I needed it. Thank you so much!

[@ikust007]

Thank you for such a clear explanation.

[@kyleroberts162]

Nice man you're good!