Hello everyone. I'm Dmitry. I helped Olga (Yury Fedin's daughter, she is now continuing to develop Fedin's throw technique) with translation of this video. Please note that I'm not a professional translator/voice over narrator, so there can be some issues with translation and etc. If you have some feedback regarding translation (misunderstood something for example or there are some terminology issues) please write right here in comments section, and I'll try to help. As for Yury Fedin, I had the honor to know him personally (unfortunately not so long) and he was literally the great man and axamplar in everything for me. His passion for what he did was truly inspiring, so I was inspired to do this work and hope you will be inspired also to know, to understand and to learn his system. Good luck :)

@samothchipmah2407

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, you did a great job i think. So many people outside russia were interested in what he says.

@AdamCeladin

7 жыл бұрын

You did amazing job, thank you all !!!

@malmoutte

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you and the Fedin family for accessible knowledge

@edyes123

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dmitry! Can you please ask Olga about the plans for releasing the 2nd book of Yuri Fedin. He mentions it in the video - I wonder if he had time to finish it before his untimely departure.

@ikust007

4 жыл бұрын

Edward Manukian is there the second one finally ? Cordially

If one listens closely, this may be the best explanation for the technique on KZread

Damn, this is so complicated... and yet I see no one in the no-spin knife-throwing community throwing like him. So there is actually something to it and I'm happy his family and friends are eventually translating his vids. I would have gone and studied under Master Fedin a couple of years ago but the tuition fees were ridiculous. Hope his daughter offers tuition at some point.

Thank you for translating. It's great to finally hear what he was saying.

I’ve been practicing this technique for a while and it’s more difficult than it looks. All in the feeling of the wrist. I’m very grateful for this video!

@enviticus

Жыл бұрын

How is you practice progressing now? I normally do the push/slide technique but really want to learn the skanf technique.. I think I'm getting the "pull" feel but I'm having a hard time moving out past one meter at the moment.

@selyts4

Жыл бұрын

@@enviticus I do fine from up to about 20 feet away. After that I have a difficult time getting enough force to be competent. I can even throw behind the back, but only at short distances. Only advice I can give is to start at a short distance and then progressively take a step back and throw until you aren’t confident. At that point take a step forward and practice your pulling technique until you feel confident to move back.

@CRTCLDSSTR

6 ай бұрын

I've been throwing no spin the traditional way, and I found it way easier to do in the Skanf method,it simply transforms your arm into a complete new tool for propulsioning blades and any other object, also, the blade always sticks in the target

Thank you so much for this translation! Wonderful to hear Master Fedin's translated words!

Master Fedin, you're a genius!

This is great, THANK YOU for translating this for those of us that speak English! You have a big audience from around the world that will really appreciate it!

Thank you for the interpretation. Much appreciated.

Very special. It’s like a philosophical teaching and at the same time pure physics. From him and TomTom I have learned more that I can say . I am still struggling a lot though . thank you for taking the time to translate. Cordialement

Thank you for doing this Fendin=Legend

Olga moves like lightning in this video!! ⚡🗡⚡Absolutely amazing!

Best description of the mechanics of proper martial movement I have ever seen, fantastic

A very big thank for this work! Despite having notions in Russian, I never managed to well understand what Mr Fedin was saying. Your effort gives a second life to his skills, since English is so ubiquitous (I myself am French-speaking).

Thanks for the English version.

Thank you so much for translating ! Exceptional that you took the time to do it .

Thank you for sharing. Best regards

Thank you sir. From Korea.

Thank you so much!! I've always wanted to know what he was saying.

Thank you very much for wonderful inspiration!!

Thank you so much you're a great Master for sharing us this information

Fantastic work...

That Look! @34:46 Wow! Great Video!

Thank you Sir, i can stick my knive at 4 feet distance, i am newbie,,but that concept is same with martial arts concept,,using soft and firm energy with little body mechanics.....Bravo..you are a Master

Great video! It's a very complex and awesome technique! I've been trying for couple months but still can't control it. RIP Mr. Yury

Amazing Thank you for Posting 💪🔪❤️

this video helped me immensely. thank you!

Dmitry : il video è Meraviglioso, ottimo il lavoro di traduzione della completa spiegazione, mi piacerebbe approfondire la storia del FOCCS , dove posso trovare / acquistare materiale ? spasiba Davide

Hello, everyone are this books also available in english or in german. i am very interested in this technique but i can't speak russian.

Where does the name SKANF come from?

Amazing, there is very little arm movement almost like 1 inch punch.

"overpull " actually is menyt to describe shortining a radious to increase velocety i belive

I like this long ass video. I’ve tried to watch it a few times but 1.5x is the key. The ADHD is too strong otherwise. I ve read a lot of reviews of Fedin saying it sounds like jumbo mumbi or whatever but what he says about angular momentum and reducing radius is provable in physics. The physiology science of tendon strength and elasticity is probably the more offensive part to western viewers but it sounds like the guy Pavel who introduced the kettlebell to the US way back when. Soviet sport /athletic science was just more advance than western contemporary science imho.

YURY FEDIN: Pull pull pull pull overpull ME: Hmm okay, I'll try... ...all knives stick to target like magic... ME: Suprised Pikachu

Cool! A tsunami effect. A twitch in the major bodyweight , a whiplash effect going into the knife. A bit like golf. You are not still, playing golf just using arm muscles. You start with the hip and woosh, all else follows.

@alex-Thrasher

8 ай бұрын

да, так и есть

I wish I had been one of his disciples. With my blessings.

cool

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

genius

As vrea să vad o aruncare de la cel puțin 7 - 10 metri cu acest model de cuțit. De la doi pași, față de țintă este simplu. După 5-6 aruncări de probă , ori ce novice reușește să fixeze cuțitul în țintă.

@SabnimHan

2 ай бұрын

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@SabnimHan

2 ай бұрын

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@SabnimHan

2 ай бұрын

Olga Fedina is the record holder for throwing a non-rotating knife among girls, 11 meters, maybe now it’s someone else, but until 2019 it was definitely like that

jeez Russian girls really are better

I have never seen this type of knife throwing before . I swear though it’s the Russians who come up with the craziest methods . Only using the wrist ,

Olga's so hot