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samoth chipmah
Germany
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2013
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Backhand halfspin and no spin knife throwing
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Backhand halfspin and no spin knife throwing
Blackpearl
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Written by me. I am a piano teacher who studied piano and piano pedagogy at the Richard-Strauss Conservatory in Munich. My piano channel. www.youtube.com/@Achtelnote
Throwing knives from Nobody Knifeworks
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Throwing knives from Nobody Knifeworks
Backhands and my collection of Delta2Alpha kinves.
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Backhands and my collection of Delta2Alpha kinves.
Throwingzone Arrow backhands and no spin!
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Throwingzone Arrow backhands and no spin!
No spin with one of my Arrow designs, made by Throwingzone.
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No spin with one of my Arrow designs, made by Throwingzone.
Jadikan aku muridmu guru...🙏🏻
Mantap ❤
Mantap❤
Awesome 🙌🏻
I don't even know what to say. I throw knives every day. The ease power and consistency are jaw dropping! Wunderkind
Thank you :)
Still one of the standard bearers of the sport.
Thank you
A classic I rewatch this over and over like I do all your tutorials come to the states and throw with me 😂
The absolute master!
😍 Wahnsinn wie schnell die raus kommen.. ich arbeite weiter an meiner skanf Technik, so lässig und trotzdem so powerful sieht einfach nur einer aus, danke für die Inspiration!
Danke sehr. Viel Erfolg.
Respekt, kenne niemanden der so locker und präzise No Spin wirft. Einfach so aus dem Handgelenk, Unterarm raus, Wahnsinn. 😮😊
Vielen Dank, aber tatsächlich kommt die Kraft aus dem Körper. Nur mit dem Arm, oder Handgelenk geht nix.
@@samothchipmah2407 ja das kenne ich aus dem Kampfsport, aber es sieht wirklich so easy aus. Werfe selber auch No Spin, bis 5m geht gut aber weiter muss ich noch üben.
I’m so jealous of the distance, power, and accuracy you generate. Great inspiration (any chance of instruction)😊
Thank you. I have a backhand tutorial. You will finf it.
😲🙂
Zen in knife throwing: simple, effective, pure.💯
Thank you
So Cool~
Thank you
Respect from Czechia, your 1hr tutorial became like bible for me.
Přesně. Pro mě taky. ;-)
@@josefprekop1215 at se hazi! 😁
Thank you, great to hear.
To throw a knife is one thing... but to throw it accurately with such power is exceptional! 😮
:) Thank you
Who needs an axe? not Tomtom churrs boss!
:) Thank you
Those blades look smaller. 150 grams?
They are between 159g and 220g.
Great! 👍
Das ist aber eine schöne Überraschung!
:)
Toll! ;-)
That throwing is pure inspiration 😮
@@Throwsessive thank you
An artist.
The angle on those backhand shots really shows the power behind them! thanks Boss!
💥🔪💥🔪💥🔪🎯
Perfect trowing, as always. Have a nice day, Tom!
You're still the master 💪🏼
That's Perfect. That's Ideal. And it is a martial art. 💪😎🖐️
Incredible🤙
🙏🏼 thanks brother
Thank u very much sir!!!!! Great !!!!!!
Excellent throwing Samoth! I have learned a great deal from you. Thank you so much
Thank you :)
Awesome as usually👌
My inspiration. my opinion cleanest thrower on the planet
:) Thank you very much.
You prefer center balanced knives, right? Gotta make me some so i can test your technique, it looks so good
Great power! still my favorite tech thanks boss!
Amazing. Seems so effortless when you throw. Do you do any target practice like hitting bullseye 🎯?
always great to watch
A smooth and precise action yields excellent accuracy. AWESOME
Great to watch, specially when comparing some other throwers, using whole body very emphasized and in different ways. You were right that some sportsmen use the same technique as you do. Like handball players. Hidden, powerful, very quick and from different angles. Watched OGames a bit.😄
Greetings from Bulgaria, Tom! And I'm just going to throw some...
Can you record your throws showing mainly hand position and release with a high speed camera
you can use the youtube function to slow my slomos even more down to 25% speed. that is enough. You will not see interesting things. I have the knife deep in the hand and I never open my fingers (very important). Knife slips automatically out of the hand. All is in the arm mechanic, I do no release actions.
That was very well done, and if anybody who’s actually interested in learning how to throw knives as eyeballs, they can see how you very well put everything body motion and technique of holding the knife. Everything is good thank you
Thank you very much :)
All these years watching you on this channel and this is the first time you mentioned your piano channel. I'm blown away. How did you have time to practice both?
Yes indeed, I never talked about it. Teaching piano is my profession. I play piano since I am a kid and studied classical piano at the conservatoire in Munich. I practice both in average one hour a day. Sometimes much more.
i recently practiced the Skanf technique and my shoulder got very soar tense
Yes. I had the same problem. I throw different today
Klasse unterrichtet!
@@JiangYuShan danke sehr.
Where can you buy a set of the arrows I have the acejet stingers
From throwingzone for example.
Which grip and style is this? Also which style applies pressure to add in the backspin? On the fedin wave is the index finger an active push or a passive spring?
This style is like baseball, Volleyball serve, javelin technic, stoneskip pros, Ahmadu technic. Thats what it describes best. No Index push. I have no release work. The knife slips out the close hand by itself perfectly. I hold it deep in the hand. So the opposite of Fedin. The loose arm is everything.
I needed to watch this again
Thank u sir If its possible pleaze explain what u do at the end of the throw Thanks
That is super easy explained. Nothing, just dont open your hand. Thats all. It happens in the most perfect way all by itself if mange to let your arm loose like a rope. That is not easy to learn.
@@samothchipmah2407 thanks a lot sir