I'm glad you explain this Tom. I have been learning this technique and your explanation is simple and clear.

@samothchipmah2407

3 ай бұрын

Thank you

Perfect! Excellent explanation, Tom Tom! And love how cool that last throw looks. :)

Perfect tutorial and great throwing !!! Well done Tom

@samothchipmah2407

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Celadin Thank you Adam.

Thanks, Tom! I am always suprised when I find old videos of yours that I still haven't watched

@samothchipmah2407

2 жыл бұрын

:)

Thank you!! Now I understand about the wind up being in the same line.

Great tutorial, very informative! Your explanation of the techniques you use are so helpful, thank you. :)

Thank you! I think I understand now. I can’t wait to head out to my knife throwing target in the morning to give it a try. I know it’s been said; but you make it look so easy, while looking so cool.

@samothchipmah2407

3 жыл бұрын

Cool, have fun :)

He is my most favorite instructor

This is great. I love the nonchalant throw at 6:15. Thank you.

@samothchipmah2407

Жыл бұрын

😎thank you

Thanks for the great videos Tom Tom!

Very well explained and demonstrated. Very heplful. Thank you so much!

@samothchipmah2407

4 жыл бұрын

Tribhanga Campling Danke sehr

that last throw was so fucking badass

@samothchipmah2407

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks ;)

great lesson bro loved video an advice

I've been experimenting with different kinds of throws, because I broke my shoulder a few weeks back(not my throwing arm thank god)

another great tutorial, love that last throw

@samothchipmah2407

8 жыл бұрын

+robert schoultz Thank you. Only show off ;)

Excellent explanation Tom Tom b

I’m having pretty good success close to the target but things get bad quick as I slowly move back. Any suggestions how to get more distance? Are the movement the same at different distances just different release point?

@samothchipmah2407

3 жыл бұрын

Release point does not really change. Best is when nothing changes drastically. Means the rotation tends to zero when everything is good. Only at the beginning a quarter spin then stop. you can see that in some of my last videos from the side. You have to join instinctive knife throwers on facebook and post videos. you will see many throwers and get tips

thanks!

Thank you for these explanations! I never managed to completely understand what Fedin meant, I thnk I better understand now :-) I am afraid that after a 2-3 years break, blades will again fly in my garden ;-)

@samothchipmah2407

7 жыл бұрын

nice to hear. thank you

😂 I've always loved throwing my stars/blades in this manor, but never knew the specifics and what it was called. Thank you!!!!! Great video! 🔪 Respect from a Pole in the U.S.. 😎 P.S. I'm pretty good even walking or fast moves!

@samothchipmah2407

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. have you videos?

@Decentralized_Maze

4 жыл бұрын

@@samothchipmah2407 Never took a video of it. I'll have to! Just moved so haven't set up my new area yet. Just have photos of my finished target. Started throwing again since kids are older and i finally have time to practice like years before. Will gladly share once done though!

@samothchipmah2407

4 жыл бұрын

@@Decentralized_Maze Great. tell me when you got one

good video. do you pay attention to index finger while keeping wrist locked at release?

@samothchipmah2407

7 жыл бұрын

yes of course. with the index you transport all the energy in the knife. it has to be absolute stable and i also close it while the release to accelerate the knife.

Awesome tutorial! What knives are you using here? I would like to get some of the same ones...

@samothchipmah2407

8 жыл бұрын

+Richard quimby thank you. they are designed by me but you can buy them. where are you from?

Hey Tom , this is indeed afine explenations . I am stolp searching on you tube for the 60 sec. Footage with the guy who was showing where a big chunk "raw power"was generated . Altough I Saw a lot of popular ,knowed(by me) trowers bud also a bunch very diverse lees "campus . And it must be there .....lucky that I"m not at the end . For this (oops)night it is enough. I"had here (sorry for not correct spelling) that there is a worldcompetition in Russia . Good luck Reinhardt

Youre volume is not loud enough . For the rest you are the best. Greetings Dirk Reinhardt

@samothchipmah2407

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, on pc you can make loud enough normally. I know it is too silent.

огого !!! спасибо !

Can the Fedin technique be used throwing overhand?

@samothchipmah2407

6 жыл бұрын

No, the wave is done with body rotation. Only works when you angle your arm.

It looks like you are holding from the blade end. Isn't that half spin?

@samothchipmah2407

3 жыл бұрын

I dont know anymore, but i think more it was all no spin. For half spin it is a little close. The technic does not change anyway.

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