So Whitch Technique is Your Favorite Guys? And What is your Opinion about Tajani Technique? See you Next Week for More Bladed Content!! PS: Chakrams are up for SALE at: www.wulflund.com/chakram-a-set-of-3-pieces
Bro I am from India, use smaller chakras for spinning with your fingers. Here in India on Hindu mythology load Maha Vishnu has this type of chakra named as " SUDHERSHANA CHAKRA" Bro for more information see this video about SUDHERSHANA CHAKRA th-cam.com/video/QInUkELKlBc/w-d-xo.html
Wow, wtf, small world, didn’t expect to see a comment from Bald and Bankrupt here, one of my favorite youtubers, I watch every video the day they are uploaded, and I randomly stumbled upon this video when looking up throwing knife techniques... crazy coincidence.. He was just in Czech so maybe that’s why, or maybe was interested from his time living in India or something but, wow, small world indeed, lol.
My question is why they didn’t get this guy on Forged in Fire’s second ever episode where the Chakram was the deciding weapon. I had trouble imagining how this weapon would be effective in combat. This dude demonstrates it effortlessly 7 times over. So cool. FIF missed a huge opportunity there.
A properly shaped chakram should fly 100m no problem. Look at pro disc golfers: many can throw up to 200m throws, and world record is over 300 meters. That was in heavy tailwind, but extremely impressive nevertheless. Those discs weight about 150 to 180 grams and glide really well thanks to their shape, so chakram being heavier and less glidy won't come close to those extreme distances, but I can't see why some skilled people couldn't throw a chakram 100 meters. I would love to see a disc golf distance driver being weaponized! The regular plastic ones already cause a big dent when they hit a tree hard, with sharp steel edge (and a palm protecting thing in hand, of course) they would be absolutely deadly.
I actually decided to watch this video to see if I could convert chakram grips to disc golf. There actually is a metal disc golf driver. The thing is absolutely deadly.
Hey Adam, I just want to say that I haven't seen your vids in a while, but you suddenly popped up in my recommended video's again. It is so amazing to see you doing what you love with all your enthousiasm and positivity as before the cancer. I am really happy you beat it and hope you are well and save!
So cool to see the beautiful Czech Republic in your videos. My grandfather was Czech & lost touch with his family after coming to the US in the 1940's. A few years ago, my mother was able to track down our Czech family. She has been to see them several times. Most of the family is in Oleska, Kolin. 💞
Bro people were going for the finger spin style kills even in ancient times hahaha It's like the 360 noscope snipe kill in call of duty games, except real life lol
@@AdamCeladin Yeah, group fire was the thing with that. Sure, you might miss. But have like fifty of your guys in the front row, and another hundred guys behind you spinning them over head? And you have sheer weight of fire in the general direction of "Our enemies" to bring them down.
@@AdamCeladin It was also popular in group fire scenarios, where having thirty or more people aiming in a general direction and hoping to hit a mass of enemies was more important then individual precision.
Finger technique is totally a legit technique but used by veterans I guess, because misfiring or accidental self harm can seriously happen lol. You need to think of this technique as a charging up sniping of sort with the obvious channeling of centrifugal force. In every martial art there are techniques designed to finish someone that lost his balance or weakened enough so we can kill them.
@@medleyshift1325 Hrm, that's definitely possible. After seeing that video I can see how it could be mistaken since it's so quick and a lot of subtle movement occurs...plus it clearly puts a lot of power behind the throw without a ton of effort exerted so it would make sense to use a similar technique with chakram
The stick tajani surprised me. It’s really cool that you were able to make it work even with just a part of a tree branch. I really like your throwing videos.
That's really cool, I always thought chakrams were always cool but I never aquired any cause I could never wrap my head around how I would even try to hold it without hurting myself 🤣....but I loved watching this it was great...and you make anything you throw look so effortless 👍❤️
I never realized that chackrams were Indian in origin until I did some research. There's actually a ton of bizarre yet extremely deadly weapons ancient india used like the pata which is a sword gauntlet or the santal which is a shield with a blade or spike used to impale after a successful shield parry. I never really thought about what an ancient Indian warrior would look besides the stereotypical round shield and scimitar but turns out they looked really cool.😅
Hey Adam. I’m new to throwing and have my kids throwing with me. Love your videos and find them very helpful. I’ve bought some cold steel blades to practice with but I have just today, bought your vengeance blades as a treat to myself. Looking forward to throwing them with what you have taught me through your videos mate. Hello from Ireland 🤘🏻
@adam celadin I've been watching you for 2 years now and you are so amazing when it comes to throwing alot of things you have tought me so much about how to properly throw knives and I wanted to say thank you
Very interesting video. Thanks for trying this out. I was curious for a long time as to how the chakram was used in war and you did a wonderful job of showing the basic techniques. However, the chakram used here does not have saw tooth or serrated edges which was there is real chakram used in battles and would cause much deeper cuts
I just found this channel and will sub. All I have to say is that I wish I could learn from you, this is the coolest thing I've witnessed in years... I thought my aiming was good.... Definitely will be looking into getting some chakrams to train with.
The chakra is a weapon used by the Sikh warriors in their many battles n struggles against the Mughuls might ...its also makes up one of the many weapons that symbolises the Sikh religious symbol the 'Khanda' ...As it symbolises oneness of God...
@@boombs7232 so are swords, doesnt mean other empires in later dates didn't use them. Sikh warriors were the key users of Chakra apart from Hindu deities.
Hey Adam, I'm thankful for having discovered your channel today. Your work greatly inspires me as I write a character in an Asian inspired, fantasy world. Keep up the good work!
You're right, the finger spin technique is very impractical. You made the 15m look pretty easy. I think a long distance throw video for all the sharp objects should be made.
this video along with the trick shot video were amazing, i watched them to understand how the chakrams and chakris are meant to be weilded and used, i want to understand because im writing a story where a character is going to use them, thank you for making this
Most common pictures related to the 1 finger techniques are on pictures of Vishnu. Now I always thought all throwing discs were Chakram but it seems the smaller ones are called Chakri's from what I have seen here and the size matches up with the scale on depictions of Vishnu's Sudarshana Chakra. So maybe try the finger technique with the smaller ones and spin them up on the finger instead of transfering them?
So in watching these videos I couldn't tell, but when you do a more horizontal throw, do they curve like a frisbee would, or do they maintain a more straight trajectory?
Spinning finger technique is very hard to execute but its the best technique, my grandpa has these chakram for years and he is doing the finger throw which made me search on youtube for tutorial nad that's how i found your video. He can throw harder with this technique than all of my friends, (we are all adults 23+ years and in sports). He can shave of a branch from a tree 30+ meters away. He uses 2 fingers to wind up the blade and get it spinning and when starts to release its above his head and arm gets lower down and baam
There's been a sudden explosion of interest in things like Chakram & Urumi because there will be an Indian subcontinent DLC for Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition. :D
If you miss couldn't the adversary pick up the weapon and throw it back at you? I assume that both armies are familiar with the weapon. Could a chain mail glove be used to catch the Frisbee? I mean Chakran?
Could you give some deeper insight on these techniques? I would like to get the treatise in my hands. And keep it then print it. I am new to the chakram, i think it will be something to add to my current knowledge.
Seeing it hit the tree leaves little doubt this is true, I used to work kill floor of a slaughter house and I can say for sure that your arm and leg bones wouldn't be much of a match with the right blades and right thrower
Ok since there is blunt edge.. Can it be thrown like Olympic disk throwing.. It's like Xena throw but the disk leaves from index finger side and not from pinky finger side.. Edit : but then one has to hold it differently..it can be dangerous or safe.. Don't know.. P. S love your videos
I used to play disc golf a few years ago, and I'd assume most of the skills would carry over once you get used to the weight. I also remember there being a trick were you'd spin and launch the disc off your index finger.
Im new and don't think a normal person could throw 20m and put the chakram side by side vertical and horizontal and not throwing too high, right around the chest. Until i saw your channel, a veteran thrower. Come here from Berserk.
Ancient Chakrams or Chakras were automated and spinning at speeds as weapons against their enemies. Sikh warriors adapted this form of a hand held metal chakra as weapons and carried several on their turbans. A weapon that existed in ancient India.
I want to see more attempt of throwing the chakram by using the index finger. I live in Asia & all depictions are the index finger throw. From what I can tell, you don't shake your arm too much, but I have yet to try 1 for myself. Maybe it'll be easier to throw if you don't shake your arm too much?
I came here after played AOE 2 Rturn of Rome. I was sceptical with Chakram Thrower unit, thought it was too "comical". But now i can see why they made it as special unit
These videos are my life. The only thing getting me through quarantine. I’m actually trying to convince my mom to let me do professional knife throwing. Any suggestions for where to start?
Very nice throwing skills. I have researched these slightly but what I came up with was throwing with the index finger throw. One man said his grandpa could do it...lol talk about a lost skill. However I think it may be easier than we think, us brutes are used to chucking things vs what may seem more difficult ~ but probably isnt. wanted to commend you for following through very impressive throwing practice to stop and talk about this mysterious technique and your experience with it.
I have no experience with these weapons, but, regarding the spinning trick, i think its gonna be a lot like the proper timing for a cast on a fishing rod as opposed to a knife toss, which may be why you found it easier to do with the stick. If you build up steady, solid momentum while spinning, and then essentially point your finger at where you want it to go, itll act like the line leaving a spool and should give you some serious distance. Just a theory, do let me know if it works.
I think the spinning chakram technique is awesome but require: long finger with a lot of calluses, or A nicely fitted metal finger cover or a ring, like a guitar slide, that replaces your stick!
What about putting one of these around a smooth straight stick and launching it with a similar motion to the way you swing a baseball bat or shoot a lacrosse ball? The only problem I think is that it would have so much momentum if you didn't hit your target it would go very far, very fast, and be very dangerous.
Amazing techniques my friend. I will let you know if I come across a user throwing with the Tajini technique. But for now the sidearm looks really cool. And also seems like does more damage.
@@AdamCeladin thank you I just checked it out Unfortunately they want cookies on my phone I don't like cookies unless they're chocolate chip but I do know who sings are out there now I'll keep looking find a company that doesn't want to invade my privacy
@AdamCeladin unfortunately I've tried, just like companies to get the idea that there are people out there that would do business with them if they didn't want to invade my privacy. For a long time in Internet history we didn't have them damn cookies we got along just fine
Our god....... Lord shree krishna used this weapon. His chakra name was sudarshan. Edit: If he released this chakra at anybody there was no chance for the person to survive... No matter where the person is.Everyone would scared and terrified whenever he took off his sudarshan in index finger. It looked like death is coming himself taking storms and lightnings. The chakra after bieng released, had such an immense speed that it looked meteor or burnig fire coming towards you. Well....very nice vdo. Love you❤️
(EDIT: Whoever reads this: Please read also my second follow up post. This thing is actually great! ) Hey Adam, quick question: I got a Chakri (so the small version of the Chakram) from Wulflund to test it out and maybe then buy more. But I am actually a bit disappointed. Don´t get me wrong, it is very well made and holds up perfectly, BUT: VERY hard to stick it into a target! Works only in the softest wood, in most other wood it will not stick, even at close distance. And please believe me: Though I still have to learn a lot in throwing, the one thing I really can do: Throw really hard. Mine did not come really sharp too. Is this normal? Did they forget to make it really sharp? Or does the small one just not work? I´d appreciate if you could help me out!
Thank you for the Feedback my friend yes like more throwing implements are for the soft Wood even for Throwing Knives Hard Wood is problem so soft log round in the Key for all Techniques and they are not super Sharp so your cant cut yourself also bigger version sticks better too i am Really happy with them but like i Said go for the Big soft log rounds or throw like grains grow
@@AdamCeladin Quick update my friend, since I want to do these Chakris right: I just took a cheap metal file and literally one minute of easy work gave me the sharper edge I wanted! Now the Chakri is perfect! Furthermore, while practicing, I learned better HOW to throw it: It is notr about power alone, but giving it as much rotation as possible, so that it somehow "draw cuts" in the wood! Guess I´ll have to order the large version too... or better three of those...😏
Очень интересно видео. Но мне всегда было интересно ,как Зена ловила Шакрам на лету ,и почему он всегда летел как бумеранг по кругу ,и возвращался назад ?! Может это всё просто спец эффекты ?
So Whitch Technique is Your Favorite Guys? And What is your Opinion about Tajani Technique? See you Next Week for More Bladed Content!!
PS: Chakrams are up for SALE at: www.wulflund.com/chakram-a-set-of-3-pieces
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Nice !👍 but me scare little to watch 🥶
Bro I am from India, use smaller chakras for spinning with your fingers. Here in India on Hindu mythology load Maha Vishnu has this type of chakra named as " SUDHERSHANA CHAKRA"
Bro for more information see this video about SUDHERSHANA CHAKRA th-cam.com/video/QInUkELKlBc/w-d-xo.html
I like the frisby throw.
I liked the overhand pinch grip technique. The hammer grip looked kind of dangerous, and I'm really bad with Frisbees 😅
Most dangerous frisbees I'ver ever seen! Awesome
You will try those for sure when you are here! Very Deadly and fun
Mr Bald and Mr adam . Huge fan of you both. 🙏
Wow, wtf, small world, didn’t expect to see a comment from Bald and Bankrupt here, one of my favorite youtubers, I watch every video the day they are uploaded, and I randomly stumbled upon this video when looking up throwing knife techniques... crazy coincidence..
He was just in Czech so maybe that’s why, or maybe was interested from his time living in India or something but, wow, small world indeed, lol.
mr.Bald, next time you go to Mumbai bring a chakram.
It is not Frisbee it is an ancient weapon originated in india
i swear this guy throwing metal at trees will never get old for me
Thank you Samwich :)
My question is why they didn’t get this guy on Forged in Fire’s second ever episode where the Chakram was the deciding weapon. I had trouble imagining how this weapon would be effective in combat. This dude demonstrates it effortlessly 7 times over. So cool. FIF missed a huge opportunity there.
Thank you ,)) They rather have people on TV who looks like they know better :P But my time will come as well one day ,))
@@AdamCeladin mate, you’re confident, articulate and a real character. You would’ve been great! 😁👍🏻
@@AnthonyLeighDunstan Thank you Anthony :)) One day it will come ,))
He is the best TH-camr and thrower he throws good and also likes and replies to everyones comments
thank you my friend
@@AdamCeladin may lord vishnu(god in our culture whose weapon this is) bless you
A properly shaped chakram should fly 100m no problem. Look at pro disc golfers: many can throw up to 200m throws, and world record is over 300 meters. That was in heavy tailwind, but extremely impressive nevertheless. Those discs weight about 150 to 180 grams and glide really well thanks to their shape, so chakram being heavier and less glidy won't come close to those extreme distances, but I can't see why some skilled people couldn't throw a chakram 100 meters.
I would love to see a disc golf distance driver being weaponized! The regular plastic ones already cause a big dent when they hit a tree hard, with sharp steel edge (and a palm protecting thing in hand, of course) they would be absolutely deadly.
I actually decided to watch this video to see if I could convert chakram grips to disc golf. There actually is a metal disc golf driver. The thing is absolutely deadly.
Thats why as a medieval weapons enthusiast .... I love India and Indian weapons!
Just got 3 Chakrams, and the Crusader battle axe. I'm having too much fun !!! Thank you Adam !!!
Hey Adam, I just want to say that I haven't seen your vids in a while, but you suddenly popped up in my recommended video's again. It is so amazing to see you doing what you love with all your enthousiasm and positivity as before the cancer. I am really happy you beat it and hope you are well and save!
Thank you so much my friend :))) its still gonna be the wild ride
So cool to see the beautiful Czech Republic in your videos. My grandfather was Czech & lost touch with his family after coming to the US in the 1940's. A few years ago, my mother was able to track down our Czech family. She has been to see them several times. Most of the family is in Oleska, Kolin. 💞
Wow very cool Eli, thank you for the Info! You should visit some day when the Corona is over
@@AdamCeladin Yes, I hope to! My husband is Korean, so our kiddos have family all over the world. We just need to save the💰for travel. 💸💸💸 😆
4:22 the way it hit at the same time the music started was so cool !
Bro people were going for the finger spin style kills even in ancient times hahaha
It's like the 360 noscope snipe kill in call of duty games, except real life lol
Hahhah Yes..they wanted to show to enemy that they have basically super human powers and that lord shiva is on their side :D
@@AdamCeladin Yeah, group fire was the thing with that. Sure, you might miss. But have like fifty of your guys in the front row, and another hundred guys behind you spinning them over head? And you have sheer weight of fire in the general direction of "Our enemies" to bring them down.
@@AdamCeladin 😂😂
Btw lord bishnu ..
The finger technique was used with chakram of a much lighter weight than the ones featured here
yes i think too
@@AdamCeladin It was also popular in group fire scenarios, where having thirty or more people aiming in a general direction and hoping to hit a mass of enemies was more important then individual precision.
I think it's a misunderstanding of the forehand flick
th-cam.com/video/NM3tVxL4Q70/w-d-xo.html
used by ultimate disc bros everywhere.
Finger technique is totally a legit technique but used by veterans I guess, because misfiring or accidental self harm can seriously happen lol. You need to think of this technique as a charging up sniping of sort with the obvious channeling of centrifugal force. In every martial art there are techniques designed to finish someone that lost his balance or weakened enough so we can kill them.
@@medleyshift1325 Hrm, that's definitely possible. After seeing that video I can see how it could be mistaken since it's so quick and a lot of subtle movement occurs...plus it clearly puts a lot of power behind the throw without a ton of effort exerted so it would make sense to use a similar technique with chakram
The stick tajani surprised me. It’s really cool that you were able to make it work even with just a part of a tree branch. I really like your throwing videos.
Great video!😀Xena is the Queen of Wars, she had chakras!
thank you :))
I literally have no interest in ancient weaponry but this guy makes it so interesting even though I’ll never use one of these
That's really cool, I always thought chakrams were always cool but I never aquired any cause I could never wrap my head around how I would even try to hold it without hurting myself 🤣....but I loved watching this it was great...and you make anything you throw look so effortless 👍❤️
I never realized that chackrams were Indian in origin until I did some research. There's actually a ton of bizarre yet extremely deadly weapons ancient india used like the pata which is a sword gauntlet or the santal which is a shield with a blade or spike used to impale after a successful shield parry. I never really thought about what an ancient Indian warrior would look besides the stereotypical round shield and scimitar but turns out they looked really cool.😅
Hey Adam. I’m new to throwing and have my kids throwing with me. Love your videos and find them very helpful. I’ve bought some cold steel blades to practice with but I have just today, bought your vengeance blades as a treat to myself. Looking forward to throwing them with what you have taught me through your videos mate. Hello from Ireland 🤘🏻
You the man Stephen much better choice 😎🎯🔪 Thank you for support and have a fun with those
@adam celadin I've been watching you for 2 years now and you are so amazing when it comes to throwing alot of things you have tought me so much about how to properly throw knives and I wanted to say thank you
Always pleassure :) thank you for support! dont forget to click on that subscribe button
Very interesting video. Thanks for trying this out. I was curious for a long time as to how the chakram was used in war and you did a wonderful job of showing the basic techniques. However, the chakram used here does not have saw tooth or serrated edges which was there is real chakram used in battles and would cause much deeper cuts
I just found this channel and will sub. All I have to say is that I wish I could learn from you, this is the coolest thing I've witnessed in years... I thought my aiming was good.... Definitely will be looking into getting some chakrams to train with.
Thank you David :) get our Chakrams on Wulfund
The Xena reference! Cool and awesome video!
Thank you my friend
You are the true marksman of the woods
I just found out about Adam. He's got my admiration.
Thank you Matt hope you gonna subscribe :)
The chakra is a weapon used by the Sikh warriors in their many battles n struggles against the Mughuls might ...its also makes up one of the many weapons that symbolises the Sikh religious symbol the 'Khanda' ...As it symbolises oneness of God...
Chakram is a much older weapon
@@boombs7232 so are swords, doesnt mean other empires in later dates didn't use them. Sikh warriors were the key users of Chakra apart from Hindu deities.
@@Zetverse lmao chakram originated in South india and was used there first
Just imagine thousands of chakrams flying to your army in a night attack
Chakra is hindu weapon of war
I'm a disc golf player, and I was looking for ways to hunt with them. This video is perfect man!!
Spining on finger is mostly for dominence we do throw it from inderhand over or side
This really looks like the inspiration for the weapons in TRON
Hey Adam, I'm thankful for having discovered your channel today. Your work greatly inspires me as I write a character in an Asian inspired, fantasy world. Keep up the good work!
thank you my friend :))
You're right, the finger spin technique is very impractical.
You made the 15m look pretty easy. I think a long distance throw video for all the sharp objects should be made.
Thank you brother that was only 15 meters :)
@@AdamCeladin my apologies. It looked like 50m
You'd be surprised to know that the finger technique is the most popular
Jason Hansen recommended looking you up concerning the chakram. It's a neat weapon.
Thank you yes amazing weapon :))
this video along with the trick shot video were amazing, i watched them to understand how the chakrams and chakris are meant to be weilded and used, i want to understand because im writing a story where a character is going to use them, thank you for making this
Cool
Most common pictures related to the 1 finger techniques are on pictures of Vishnu. Now I always thought all throwing discs were Chakram but it seems the smaller ones are called Chakri's from what I have seen here and the size matches up with the scale on depictions of Vishnu's Sudarshana Chakra. So maybe try the finger technique with the smaller ones and spin them up on the finger instead of transfering them?
Thanks for showing real indian techniques
My pleasure 😊
So in watching these videos I couldn't tell, but when you do a more horizontal throw, do they curve like a frisbee would, or do they maintain a more straight trajectory?
They usually maintain the rutation even on the longer distances and some thing for side throw
great, I like all techniques as in the battle field you need to have versatility. But no reload simply kicks a**
Thank you brother, those are so much fun
Been watching for a long time. Love the vids
Thank you so much Leo :))
Spinning finger technique is very hard to execute but its the best technique, my grandpa has these chakram for years and he is doing the finger throw which made me search on youtube for tutorial nad that's how i found your video. He can throw harder with this technique than all of my friends, (we are all adults 23+ years and in sports). He can shave of a branch from a tree 30+ meters away. He uses 2 fingers to wind up the blade and get it spinning and when starts to release its above his head and arm gets lower down and baam
Wish I had some chakrams, looks very fun to throw..
I like the overhand slip to underhand slip. You make it look wicked. Great videos. I enjoy them a lot.
This is cool to actually see them in action. And well done video!
Thank you my friend
滝夜叉丸先輩の妄想を捗らせたいがために来ました。
投げ方かっこいいですね！そして結構切れ味鋭いんですね………
We love you Adam, always interested 👍
Much love Ujang :)
This guy has big Zohan energy. I love Zohan
Would it be possible to behead someone or cut the jugular vein with the Chakram, if you throw it horizontally at the right height?
There's been a sudden explosion of interest in things like Chakram & Urumi because there will be an Indian subcontinent DLC for Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition. :D
If you miss couldn't the adversary pick up the weapon and throw it back at you? I assume that both armies are familiar with the weapon. Could a chain mail glove be used to catch the Frisbee? I mean Chakran?
Could you give some deeper insight on these techniques?
I would like to get the treatise in my hands.
And keep it then print it.
I am new to the chakram, i think it will be something to add to my current knowledge.
Bro idk why but ur vids are amazing❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much brother :))
THAT'S BADASS BRO💯
Chakrams are such cool throwing weapons.
I’m curious though if there was ever a way to tether it to be used as a swinging weapon, like a kusarigama?
Love from India Adam.
I love these!!! They are so cool!!! If I would throw in the woods or on a throwing target... which one is better? Big or small one? 😊🤙
Both!
legend has it tat the chakram, once thrown, it can cut limbs xD
That Legend is true for sure.... :D
@@AdamCeladin wonder if u could test it in a 100m distance? 😅
@@l4w1nc0l7 Hope to try it some day but i am gonna need special chakram for that ,))
Don't forget that it can also cut off heads, with enough skill
Seeing it hit the tree leaves little doubt this is true, I used to work kill floor of a slaughter house and I can say for sure that your arm and leg bones wouldn't be much of a match with the right blades and right thrower
This is truly amazing!
@@cyndifoore7743 thank you my friend today i have Chakram as well
I watched these dudes forge a couple of Chakram on an episode of Forged in Fire.
This weapon is an awesome frisbee
Love you brother from Bangladesh city sylhet 🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍nice shot
If u throw it like a frisbee on al long distance wil the thing pick up speed when it comes down for a greater strike?
you are the most accurate left handed warrior you can ever fight!
Ok since there is blunt edge.. Can it be thrown like Olympic disk throwing.. It's like Xena throw but the disk leaves from index finger side and not from pinky finger side..
Edit : but then one has to hold it differently..it can be dangerous or safe.. Don't know..
P. S love your videos
I’d love to see what would happen if someone gave a disc golfer one of these, I wonder if the technique would translate
I used to play disc golf a few years ago, and I'd assume most of the skills would carry over once you get used to the weight.
I also remember there being a trick were you'd spin and launch the disc off your index finger.
Chakra is underrated and overpowered. Knife can do damage with only one side, chakra can do damage with all the sides
Oh, ps Adam, my technique with my left is better at short distances, but falls apart with the longer distance.
Where can I buy a pair of these? Also I like the hammer grip
Thanks for the knowledge , Adam !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Jerry :)
Im new and don't think a normal person could throw 20m and put the chakram side by side vertical and horizontal and not throwing too high, right around the chest.
Until i saw your channel, a veteran thrower.
Come here from Berserk.
Ancient Chakrams or Chakras were automated and spinning at speeds as weapons against their enemies. Sikh warriors adapted this form of a hand held metal chakra as weapons and carried several on their turbans. A weapon that existed in ancient India.
I want to see more attempt of throwing the chakram by using the index finger. I live in Asia & all depictions are the index finger throw. From what I can tell, you don't shake your arm too much, but I have yet to try 1 for myself. Maybe it'll be easier to throw if you don't shake your arm too much?
Please explain the history behind this weapon 🙏🏻
They are also the disks from Tron! :D Nice!
I came here after played AOE 2 Rturn of Rome. I was sceptical with Chakram Thrower unit, thought it was too "comical". But now i can see why they made it as special unit
These videos are my life. The only thing getting me through quarantine.
I’m actually trying to convince my mom to let me do professional knife throwing. Any suggestions for where to start?
chopsticks ,))
Nuevo suscriptor, Saludos Adam. 🤘🍻
Muchas Gracias Amigo :))
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No hay de que Adam, Todo por colaborar un poco. 🤘
Danm this guy is so underrated
That looks fun! It almost look like you're throwing knives! Lol
Very nice throwing skills. I have researched these slightly but what I came up with was throwing with the index finger throw. One man said his grandpa could do it...lol talk about a lost skill. However I think it may be easier than we think, us brutes are used to chucking things vs what may seem more difficult ~ but probably isnt. wanted to commend you for following through very impressive throwing practice to stop and talk about this mysterious technique and your experience with it.
Sikh warriors used to sever the head of the enemy using the chakra
I have no experience with these weapons, but, regarding the spinning trick, i think its gonna be a lot like the proper timing for a cast on a fishing rod as opposed to a knife toss, which may be why you found it easier to do with the stick. If you build up steady, solid momentum while spinning, and then essentially point your finger at where you want it to go, itll act like the line leaving a spool and should give you some serious distance. Just a theory, do let me know if it works.
Adam what if instead of trying to do multiple spins on your finger you just let it hang on your finger, move back slightly and then whip it forward?
They look like being fun af to trow mate cool vid for sure
This is such a cool weapon. I love these ususual throwing weapons.
With the stick, i would think it acts as a force multiplier right? do you get more penetration with this method?
Great vid thank you for your time 😊
thank you my friend :))
Dude perfect should make a Knife Throwing Trickshot with you! 😊
I think the spinning chakram technique is awesome but require:
long finger with a lot of calluses, or
A nicely fitted metal finger cover or a ring, like a guitar slide, that replaces your stick!
A nice ring would even make a scary sound for your opponent to warn of impending doom.
I want this guy on my team when we're playing ball in class
Krishna - perhaps the 🐐 of finger style
What about putting one of these around a smooth straight stick and launching it with a similar motion to the way you swing a baseball bat or shoot a lacrosse ball? The only problem I think is that it would have so much momentum if you didn't hit your target it would go very far, very fast, and be very dangerous.
Amazing techniques my friend. I will let you know if I come across a user throwing with the Tajini technique. But for now the sidearm looks really cool. And also seems like does more damage.
Thank you brother :)
Question I have is where can you get them? Good quality ones that is
www.wulflund.com/chakram-a-set-of-3-pieces there you go :)
@@AdamCeladin thank you I just checked it out Unfortunately they want cookies on my phone I don't like cookies unless they're chocolate chip but I do know who sings are out there now I'll keep looking find a company that doesn't want to invade my privacy
@@keillorchristoph I think you can definitely skip that my friend
@AdamCeladin unfortunately I've tried, just like companies to get the idea that there are people out there that would do business with them if they didn't want to invade my privacy. For a long time in Internet history we didn't have them damn cookies we got along just fine
Adam, love your channel. Can you tell us the name of the Sikh manuscript you reference?
I have a question Adam! Will the kunai be returning to the flying steel site any time soon? I’m looking forward to Christmas
Our god....... Lord shree krishna used this weapon. His chakra name was sudarshan.
Edit: If he released this chakra at anybody there was no chance for the person to survive... No matter where the person is.Everyone would scared and terrified whenever he took off his sudarshan in index finger. It looked like death is coming himself taking storms and lightnings. The chakra after bieng released, had such an immense speed that it looked meteor or burnig fire coming towards you.
Well....very nice vdo.
Love you❤️
Jai shri hari Vishnu 🙏🙏🙏
Are there any modern techniques for chakrams?
6:28 this one is just scarier one
Im NOT playing frisbee golf w this dude
Would you be able to use chakram as a melee weapon instead of being throwable?
(EDIT: Whoever reads this: Please read also my second follow up post. This thing is actually great! )
Hey Adam, quick question: I got a Chakri (so the small version of the Chakram) from Wulflund to test it out and maybe then buy more. But I am actually a bit disappointed. Don´t get me wrong, it is very well made and holds up perfectly, BUT: VERY hard to stick it into a target! Works only in the softest wood, in most other wood it will not stick, even at close distance. And please believe me: Though I still have to learn a lot in throwing, the one thing I really can do: Throw really hard. Mine did not come really sharp too. Is this normal? Did they forget to make it really sharp? Or does the small one just not work? I´d appreciate if you could help me out!
Thank you for the Feedback my friend yes like more throwing implements are for the soft Wood even for Throwing Knives Hard Wood is problem so soft log round in the Key for all Techniques and they are not super Sharp so your cant cut yourself also bigger version sticks better too i am Really happy with them but like i Said go for the Big soft log rounds or throw like grains grow
@@AdamCeladin Thanks a lot for the quick reply, Adam! :) Ok, I see! I guess I´ll just make my Chakri a bit sharper myself and get bigger ones too!
@@AdamCeladin Quick update my friend, since I want to do these Chakris right: I just took a cheap metal file and literally one minute of easy work gave me the sharper edge I wanted! Now the Chakri is perfect!
Furthermore, while practicing, I learned better HOW to throw it: It is notr about power alone, but giving it as much rotation as possible, so that it somehow "draw cuts" in the wood!
Guess I´ll have to order the large version too... or better three of those...😏
Очень интересно видео. Но мне всегда было интересно ,как Зена ловила Шакрам на лету ,и почему он всегда летел как бумеранг по кругу ,и возвращался назад ?! Может это всё просто спец эффекты ?