How to Throw a Knife (No Spin Knife Throw)
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Love the authenticity! Everyone else would have pretended to nail it the first time 😂. Great video brother. Thanks for keeping it real.
Did he actually do a non spin throw? I kind of feel like he didn’t. Lol.
@@8a12a05 The no-spin zone is a very limited window that will have to be experimentally determined with your specific knife--and may be around six feet.
@@alancranford3398 "no spin zone" can be determined by the thrower. Thats the whole point of it
This.
Same with double edged swords.
No wonder I couldn’t get it to work. When I was 8, my dad got me a little knife. I can’t tell you how many hours I practiced, throwing a knife to see if I could get it to stick in a tree! Come to find out now, when I am 68 years old. It wasn’t going to work….ever! Thanks for the lesson, Jason, we appreciate all you do. God bless.
I throw knives and I can throw just about any type of knife, watching a video from a guy that does not practice isn't a good reference
I was throwing knives way back
But why your father got you a knife when you was 8????
His father was kratos@@Jouy195
@@Jouy195Because ppl raised back then (especially in the south) were not raised to be pussies. When I was 8yo my brother and I would go deep into the woods (a mile or farther) with shovels, hammer and nails, and machete to build forts. We did it all day sometimes.
No one ever went missing or got hurt… and we were free range kids. Toughened us up.
@@redguywins480234 here from Wales in the UK 🏴🙋🏻♂️ We don't have guns here whatsoever as you obviously know but we would also go play in the woods from 8 or something whether it was with playing with knives, making rope swings, tree houses, fires, shooting bb guns! kids these days just want there phone and it's so sad! also kids carrying knives these days is a big no no too where as we would always have a pocket knife or something and if a fight broke out never was anyone at risk of nothing more than a beating but times have changed and the kids here these days just can't stop stabbing each other for petty things! times have changed for the worse! 😢
"Make sure theres a safe backstop, like your wife and your kids"
For a second I thought, when you said use cardboard boxes and have a backstop like your wife or kids. Made me giggle. Thank you for all your knowledge and the things you teach.
Glad you enjoyed it! God bless you!
I swear I did too lol
I did too 😂😂😂
No-spin is the only real-world way to sink a knife with accuracy and consistency. Anyone that tells you that you need to flip or spin the knife is trying to sell you a knife throwing course that will get you injured or worse. Spinning uses up too much of the kinetic energy of the throw, is wildly unpredictable, and just plain ineffective. No-spin from 5-7 feet is almost 100% effective, if you practice, as I do every single day.
A half spin adds kinetic energy to thrown weapons with heavier handles, like regular use knives, screwdrivers etc. that said, no spin is a thousand times more reliable
That not true. Combative knife throwing with rotation is viable and effective.
Are we talking full spin, half spin, hammer throw, or skanf?
@@VVrayth Full Spin.
@@fulltangclan it can be useful in a rare instance, but only after lots of practice.
I just watched a 4 min video how to throw a knife by someone who can't throw a knife. and faked the hit at the end.
After saying that he doesn't practice because he knows how to do it.
Lol he did fake it! I didn't catch that at first.
So, these were "instructions" given by a guy who didn't know how to throw a knife, which basically amounted to "just use a gun instead."
My recommendation is to buy at least TWO of your favorite knives and practice throwing only one of them. That way when you break your practice knife, you still have the other one for use.
I have been practicing no-spin knife throwing as a surprise move with both over hand throws and under-hand tosses. There are specific distances that these two methods produce a zero-spin point-first hit, and I wait until my target is inside of that distance window.
Throwing other items such as your tire iron or a garden spade (used for digging field latrines) might work better sometimes. Be ready to improvise.
Jason, how about a tutorial on selecting and throwing a stick? A full, sealed beverage can is also a rather effective hurled object--weighing between 12 and 24 ounces, these can be thrown with accuracy past 50 feet, and if your target doesn't get out of the way it'll leave a mark! If your target does watch the can coming and ducks, then you've distracted your target for a moment--use that moment! Hey--that's one good use for Bud Light!
Thank you for sharing. God bless!
Now you're thinking like a ninja bro ⚡
I think the best option is to use a throwing star instead of a throwing knife. Even a simple one made of sheet metal like a can lid sharpened will work, (although it will lack weight). 3D print a carrying case or sew a little pouch for them. Throwing stars were originally designed specifically for a distraction, not really to wound/kill, so they are effective for that purpose as the point will impact even if you throw in an awkward way you didn't fully practice.
A gun is best though, lol
I'm most impressed by the repeated attempts after failures that shows a strong personality to not embellish or exagerrate but to show the reality of developing a skill or ability Jason has a Titanous Weiner sometimes I pretend hes my dad and I think Im older than him ☹️
I’ve never seen a knife throwing tutorial video where the guy doesn’t successfully throw a knife. I want those minutes of my life back
And he’s completely wrong on how to do it
Many years ago, I trained in knife fighting. One day, I asked my instructor to teach me how to throw it like they did on tv. His response was “why do you want to give your weapon to your enemy?” He went on with his criticism of my question, but that response stuck in my head. Needless to say, I never learned how to throw a knife effectively. I usually look like you did with that tree. 😂 Great video and God bless you and your family!
Thank you for watching. Stay safe and God bless!
Another helpful video, Jason. I’ve tried this before with very little success. I basically used the same technique you used. Knife throwing is, as you said, only to be used if you’ve got a backup.
I’ve been a fan of yours for years, I’ve got a couple of your books and a few other items, belt, kukri knife etc. God Bless you and your family. Thank you
He gave 0 tips on technique and has the same amount of clue what he's doing himself.
He even aimed his pistol with the wrong eye...
Hollywood has truly made everyone think they're a secret agent, samurai superhero. This tutorial is real, helpful and accurate. Well done sir!
Awesome short instructional vid for the novice knife throwers. Also found ur invaluable advice of prioritizing whether to throw vs retain the blade.
Ur experience uploads help especially the novice everyday citizen defend themselves. Kudos. Anticipating ur next one. Peace
Thank you! Stay safe and God bless!
Try using hay or straw "short" bale stacked flat with the edges towards you. Make sure that the bales are baled tight and the stack is tight. This works great for starting tomahawk throwing and makes easier for sticking knives. It saves the handles of both and the knives and tomahawk won't bounce back so far. Best if stacked on lawn or dirt.
Thanks for the tips! God bless!
Thank you for this! I'm making an animation and this really helped with the posing in it. I appreciate it!
Glad I could help!Thank you so much for watching!
I noticed the cut between the throw and the knife sticking in the tree.
Just saying...
Maybe it was just unlucky timing of the camera pan to the knife, but looked like an cheesy movie edit to me too
@@UnluckyFriedKitten A former member of the CIA wouldn't present false information would he?
Great video! It looks so easy in the movies lol but you gave me some awesome tips! It is so helpful!
Thank you Reni ! God bless you!
"how to throw a knife (no spin knife throw)"
Proceeds to do a rotational throw... and quite badly at that.
i practiced with a fillet knife into cardboard boxes in my basement when i was about 14, but i was spinning it, and after one winter of throwing i could stick it every time, i had to be the correct distance from the boxes , after i got good i could step back about 1 yard and stick it as well by adjusting how much spin i put on it.
Thank you for sharing! God bless!
“Make sure you have a good back stop, like your wife or kids….” 😂😂😂
The comment I was looking for 😂
If you have a pistol as backup, and you have the time and opportunity to draw and throw a knife, why not draw and aim the pistol instead?
Another awesome video. Thanks for teaching these life skills!
Glad you like! God bless you
This man is a specimen and a half
Thank you for watching. God bless!
Besides your faith in God , service to our country and your occasional Penn State shirt - showing your several misses with the knife throw speaks very well of you ( you didn't cut out all the misses and only leave in the stick )...glad to know you're not all arrogant and Mr. "Perfect" and that you still have your humanity intact...as always , thanks for sharing this one !!
Glad you like it! Thank you for sharing!
Even if a person was a good, I don't think most people would just stand there if they saw a person attempting to throw a knife at them.
Great video! Thanks for the advice. I`m gonna practice that technique.
Glad it was helpful!Thank you for watching! God bless you
What a great video! I love the reality vs real disappointment, that's what real instruction is about.
Glad you enjoyed it!Thank you for watching
Long ago in basic a guy asked the di in our bayonet training if they were gonna teach us how to throw a knife. The di just was back from a tour in RVN. He said why would you throw the only weapon you have left that works away. Then he said no matter what anyone tells you carry all the magazines you can and don't worry about underwear socks etc.
Thanks for sharing. God bless!
I believe I've heard that you had a chat... remote collaboration... something like that... with a notable knife thrower. If this is the case, will we be enjoying a video with some happy knife throwing endings? Either way- Love you, man. You're a wealth of knowledge and skills, whether or not knife throwing is among them. 👍👍 EDIT: If I've missed something already posted, forgive me; my ineptitude can know no bounds, occasionally.
Not claiming as being an expert and throughout my military career never having to defend myself with throwing a knife (firearms yes).. I have found a great technique for sticking the target. In my practice it seems getting at least three arms link from the subject,target works almost every time. Great lesson Jason your knowledge is sound.
Thank you for sharing. Stay safe and God bless!
I like him because he is real!! Thank you.
I've tried throwing knives that weren't designed to be thrown. It's really difficult and sometimes the handle breaks off.
I was always taught that if you throw a knife and miss, you just disarmed yourself. LOL. I agree with you 100%.
Thank you for watching!
"most likely you aren't walking around with a throwing knife" me casually with a throwing knife on my chest and the other at my side😂😂
Awesome technics!
Great video! I appreciate your candor and I especially appreciate that you post succinct videos, as opposed to having to listen to someone drone on and on with "blah-blah-blah" for 5 minutes before they finally get to the point [no pun intended]! Have a great Father's Day!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. God bless!
“Make sure you got a good backstop like your wife or kids…” 😂
Thanks Jason!! great info as always....Stay safe, God Bless and looking forward to your next video!!
Thats Great! You too!God bless!
Again, great real world advise! Thanks!!
My pleasure!God bless you!
😂😂😂 Thanks for keeping real! I personally would never throw a knife. In my mind all I'd be doing is giving the assailant a weapon to finish me off faster!!
First off, I don't know why I'd have a knife in my hand instead of my gun if things got that serious. If I only had a knife, I'm not throwing it. Still, as he presents it all, I see what he's saying.
I throw from the sheath. It will increase your velocity and accuracy. Application for a sheath throw, would not be a react to contact scenario. It would be more suitable for relieving a sentry guard, or hunting.
Find a leather sheath, insert the knife...this will allow you to palm the blade. Bigger, heavier knives 100mph penetrate body armor - Master of Shadow Boxing
It increases velocity and accuracy? Please, tell me more.😂
@@fulltangclan batting, tennis, golf, anything is subject to "grip", and of course a sheathed blade can increase grip. You can figure the rest out
@@Gator6Romeo whatever you say.
Love this guy. Always gives us a smile.
So nice of you, thank you!
Instructions unclear my stalker now has a knife
Good training, thanks
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. God bless!
1:20 had me laughing so hard lmfaoooo
Nice sig. Good concealment barely seen it until you pulled it.
Thanks for the view, James! Stay safe and God bless!
Lmao. One of the first tines where I am genuinely confused whether this was for comedy. You tell us you are going to teach us to throw knives but you don’t know how.
That was a legitimate knife throwing video.
I just stink at throwing knives, therefore it isn't on my menu of options.
THIS IS NOT A KNIFE THROWING VIDEO....
THIS IS A GUN VIDEO :]
Do the movie ninja thing on that gnat since the knife is handy.😁 Very cool vid to reinforce what some of my military buddies have told me before; don't throw your weapon away.
Thank you for sharing! God bless you
6/17/23 Viewing and learning; loved it!
Thank you Thomas! God bless you!
Thanks Jason. Very valuable education
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. I can see where knife throwing could become a fun sport for some people. I've tried a few times, and I just don't have the patience for it. I have wondered whether someone could use the dedicated throwing knives for small game hunting in a survival situation.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching- God bless!
That is hilarious. The first thing I thought when you were throwing the knife at the tree was look out for the rebound/stick! That's what would happen to me LOL. And indeed real throwing knives are specially made and balanced.
And like you so duly noted, definitely don't dispose of the only weapon you have. 👍
Thank you for watching. God bless!
One thing I learned as US Marine and Recon team leader is Cardboard boxes filled with spray foam insulation. Get those thin amazon boxes and put them on two sticks with a paper target. Great stuff works great too but remember it expands and you have to let it dry. Pine, Spruce and Poplar are also great softwoods for targets if you want to go the wood route.
You said do do, hehehe 😂
Thanx Jason, great video. That was one hard tree,lol. My luck the knife will bounce back n get me,lol. God bless and have a great fathers day.
You're welcome Julio! God bless you
i own 2 crossbows, knuckle duster gloves, loads of types of bolts, and my 8 throwing knives are in the post now, i live in the uk so you gotta be ready lol
It's not just the throwing it's knife and the balance 😊
I got some throwing knives one Christmas when I was a kid. They were made from very soft steel and were dull (for safety.) They were difficult to throw properly, but they would stick in a cardboard box if you hit it just right.
Thank you for sharing. God bless!
Thank you 😊
You're welcome Robert! God bless you
Thank you!
You're welcome Gregory! God bless you
Great knowledge brother. Thanks
So nice of you. Thank you and God bless!
What about carrying a large bearing ball and throwing that. It will hurt like hell and it doesn’t look like a weapon.
If you are old enough to remember the tv seriesWiseguy, that is what one of the characters did
I hope you didn’t get a case of poison ivy. See the vine crawling up that tree?
Absolutely correct in that throwing a knife is not the end-all, but merely a distraction towards what IS the end-all......if one caries!
Thank you for sharing! God bless you
Well, there ya go! A real CIA officer that knows all about knife-throwing. Obviously a CIA contract killer. Special operations. I'm impressed!
Thanks Jason
You're welcome! God bless you!
This is my gf phone but I have the same exact gun and was wondering how to throw a knife properly for the distraction tactic or to slow down this is great
That's great! Thanks for sharing!
Am I the only one who noticed an awkward "film splice" on the last throw that magically "stuck?"
Jason, that video was so funny and entertaining!
Glad you enjoyed them! Thanks for watching. God bless!
Yup....and the non sticks were over-spins...handle hit tree.
Reasons to throw a knife:
It looks cool
The fact you even got it to stick at all, you're a better man than me. 😁
I've had about the same luck with throwing axes/tomahawks. Actually, have had more success with shuriken spikes. Made a bunch out of scrap metal. The kids and I throw them in old chunks of Dow extruded Styrofoam (after they destroyed my archery target with their homemade spears 🤬). Looks a lot like your football pass analogy. Fast overhand or underhand throw, slides off the palm. I'm sure with a ton of practice could be epically ninja-ish, but strangely enough monolithic hollow points...
work even better.
Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and God bless!
Remind me not to rob your house. Over 3 people training in armed combat? Nuh-uh.
Thanks and Happy Father's Day Jason! 🇺🇲
Thank you so much for that! God bless you
The absolute state of U.S. intelligence.
Knife Throwing Master
Awesome !!!
appreciate ya bro
Happy to help John! God bless you
I usually trow props knife for cosplay or playing with freinds
Watching this make my accuracy more better
That's great! Thank you for sharing!
I spent months, hours a day, throwing knives. We built a target and had to replace it about once or twice a month. Knives got destroyed... best knife was the Gil Hibben pro throwing knife. I can say that we got great at about 40 feet or so.. full spins. Great times
How NOT to throw a knife……
Interesting. I started throwing knives in the earl '60s and became quite adept over 3 to about 25 feet using a rotating method. I pitched newspapers onto porches for 11 years,from the age of 10 ,while often riding my Mustang bike. I had a feel of rotations over distance and am intrigued that this video shows more misses than hits with a non-rotating technique. In my 70s now, I still reckon I can launch a knife some 20' across my backyard and stick it into a 4' diameter target. Just now placing an order for a matched set to test my cocky comment.
I’ve got a couple “Morakniv” knives, both are reliable enough for use in a camping situation, but I wouldn’t want to rely on them as a throwing weapon, it’s just too lightweight, I think. I’ve tried throwing knives, even stars, this is who I always have a backup
Thank you for sharing. Stay safe and God bless!
Love your episode's.
I appreciate that. Thank you and God bless!
I've been practicing throwing knives for more than 20 years. I don't know what Hollywood director thinks throwing knives is like you see in the movies but I hope that person gets the medication they need 🤣
I have a Japeness knife it is really good for throughing
I noticed there was a poison ivy vine growing on the tree trunk ,,did he by chance get poison ivy?
Came here from Adam Celadin's response. Great video!
Awesome! Thank you!
"Since its concealable, nobody knows its there"
Me: 😏
You definitely stuck it in the tree up close the third time
Wonderful Background
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. God bless!
Another way with spinning is what i learned myself as a kid. Is remember the distance of the knife and the tree. Get a few positions memorised and wait for the white in his eyes. I still remember to positions to this day. How ever it is a 50/50 shot. But this one will leave a mark.
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2:35 I really thought he was trying to make a joke and say “Obviously make sure there’s a safe backstop, like your wife or kids or whomever”
I didn’t realize there was more to the statement
Nice and very authentic. It good for a person to bring what they have to the table, also better to know your weaknesses, So you can work on that more often. For me the Gerber Strong arm I can stick 3 feet to 12 feet extremely proficient. My home made throwers are 13 inches 5/16 thick balanced those go with me everywhere the range for my height and length of arm is 3 feet to 50 feet I practice with those two varieties very often. I use to pitch baseball so have a very good aim and 95 to 100 mph. You can do this if you spend the time, I like to throw things and it's crazy to think you could stick a knife with such precision. Makes my day. My targets are all outside size is 14 wide x 20 high set at top of shoulders to allow full upper cavities to navel. If you have old 4x4 pressure treated posts left over cut them 4 inches long glue and screw through back of 3/4" ply with 2x4 perimeter and have lasted for 4 years and counting. Alot of fun with the family. Enjoy
Thank you for sharing. Stay safe and God bless!
Strange as it may seem, I can generally achieve greater penetration throwing than I can stabbing, especially with hammer grip. About the same penetration with ice pick grip. Still, I agree with don't throw away your only weapon unless there is no other alternative.
Thank you for sharing!God bless!
hey brotha jason , great vid n knowledge there , yes ive never tried this n i would never throw my e.d.c. coldsteel 4 max scout knife , which is a flipper/folder , there are a arrray of fixed blade knives designed for this , they do not teach us in the marines to throw a knife either , military , esp marines are adaptable to hand to hand combat (if need be), you keep these coming bro, i love em all 1000% cool > tom !
Thank you for your continues support Tom! God bless you!
A good technique is a no spin underhand throw. A hold by the handle throw akin to James Coburn in the Magnificent Seven
That was a rotation throw.
I don’t rotate it I hold by the handle a use a no spin, but depending on knife you can use a half spin
That little SIG holds 17 rounds???
Dayum! :P
Actually got pretty proficient at throwing knives when I was young. Thought I'd see if I could still do it after all these years. Just for giggles,.. used a fixed blade and don't you know,.. had throw it three times before it stuck. However, afterwards I stuck it every time at ten feet. Took a minute to get the hang of it again. Also, I throw a lot harder as I want it to stick deep or hurt as much as possible. Regular throwing knives are a different matter of technique. All in all, never bring a knife to a gun fight. Keep your gun handy, loaded and clean. Practice that often! Love blades BUT,.. not my go to.
This guy is why you don't judge a book by it's cover in a fight😅
There is a video up of a guy who throws no spin. He keeps his index finger extended and on top of the back of the blade. Gives a slight down motion with his extended finger just before release.
Thank you for sharing! God bless and stay safe!
Bro, the knife was spinning