Hey all!! I'm a Security contractor who's background includes lots of different martial arts styles and experience.. I'm weighting in to the world of KZread to offer my unique perspective of martial arts, weapons, gear, knife throwing and the like!!
Hai molto da imparare non sei nella condizione di insegnare. Allenati sei un allievo non un maestro. Non controlli bene la rotazione del coltello si vede che sei un principiante. Senza offesa ciao.
@RoninSensei2 жыл бұрын
First of all your Italian is horrible, and second who else is gonna teach MY version of no spin, YOU? Lol. Nice trolling though 😂🤣
@JeskaRain2 жыл бұрын
Question is, how well does it work from 5-7 meters away from target.
@RoninSensei2 жыл бұрын
About the same as regular no spin. Just need to add a bit more stroke to the throw and it’ll travel further.
@finnishfatman2 жыл бұрын
Hey it's cheap and can be used to hack stuff without worrying to lose hundreds of dollars like you said, so it's all good 😁
@larryhart48803 жыл бұрын
I really liked how you included the what I call zingers or rebounds . I see so many vids where they edit the misses . I'm definitely want to try your hand hold myself. Thanks for the video .
@user-zl9mk3qu7g3 жыл бұрын
You are terrific thrower and have cool target
@Anarki23x3 жыл бұрын
Love the wrap. Oddly specific question: I notice there's an unsharpened part at the bottom. Does it come with 24" of sharpened blade or is that the overall length including the unasharpened part?
@RoninSensei3 жыл бұрын
I believe the last 2 inches is Unsharpened and it is added to the length total.
@nekokyun9443 жыл бұрын
Do you think you’ll ever have a tutorial on how you did the handle? I have a Cold Steel Wakizashi and I also dislike the handle
@RoninSensei3 жыл бұрын
Dremmel it down till it’s almost smooth and then take 550 paracord and pull out the center strings. I used probably close to 20 ft. And tuck the first wrap on top of itself. Use a little super glue to hold it in place every say 5 wraps. You can look up tsuka maki techniques if you like getting fancy. Finish it the way the finish traditional tsuka maki.
@LIE4ME3 жыл бұрын
Love those targets. They're stacked so your hitting the narrow sides too. Consider me inspired. The underhand looks effortless and the cross body back hand you put all your weight into. Sweet.
@stevenye67004 жыл бұрын
Got the idea to cut down the tsuba on my wakizashi machete from your video... much more comfortable
@RoninSensei4 жыл бұрын
Steve Nye awesome! I love the wakizashi after mods. Enjoy your badass machete!😉👍🏻
@doublearon20204 жыл бұрын
I have been throwing for a few months and can generally bury them at that range. I have seen many styles and try to emulate them. I will definitely try the 2 finger no spin and a new way to under hand em. nice. One suggestion, breath when you throw and in hale after, it looks like you hold your breath when you throw. It helps me.
@RoninSensei4 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching. I was trained to hold then exhale because the raising and dropping of your chest changes things in your body. This is an old habit (40 years) that has been so ingrained I’m afraid it would screw me up. Lol. I will try it anyways but, no promises on liking it..😉👍🏻
@fulltangclan5 жыл бұрын
Mine came with a terrible edge. That’s a great idea wrapping the handle! I love mine! So much fun for 35 bucks.
@ivanzoborsky52435 жыл бұрын
Cold Steel knives are better for spin throwing. If you use no-spin throwing they are not so good, they do not have good tip, they are light and thin. If you would use some other kind of knives, for example arrows, they would stick often even in those throws when these Cold Steel knives do not stick. By the way interesting modification of throwing, thanks for inspiration.
@randyrazor67805 жыл бұрын
How is the grip on it? Slippery or good
@RoninSensei5 жыл бұрын
The grip isn’t bad. It’s a mat polypropylene handle you can add more grip easily by lightly stippling it but I find it’s grippy enough even when my hand is wet with chainsaw bar oil. I did this video years ago and it’s still my go to chopper.
@randyrazor67805 жыл бұрын
@@RoninSensei You may laugh, but I live in LA in a bad neighborhood and I've been searching for a good weapon to keep in my apartment other than a gun. This seems like it will fit the bill.
@RoninSensei5 жыл бұрын
RP T I won’t laugh I was raised in Inglewood.. I’m aware of how bad it gets out there.. go to coldsteel.com and look at the variety of machetes they sell. Some are made actually more for self defense. This one would work for self protection though.
@randyrazor67805 жыл бұрын
@@RoninSensei Thanks bro
@Durante_di_Alighiero6 жыл бұрын
One of the reasons why mune tori and kata tori should be taught from day one and not just regurgitating katatetori ai and gyaku hanmi variations. Good work.
@pandabearlp6 жыл бұрын
Street applicable Aikido. YESSSSSSS
@RoninSensei6 жыл бұрын
I know Right! I'm lucky our cameras caught some of it!
@jeffsilvey87996 жыл бұрын
Good work I'm a 8 month newbie you tube is my trainer I went from blade spin, to handle now no spin. I just need time now. Thanks a lot
@RoninSensei6 жыл бұрын
Glad it could help you!!
@randyreek6 жыл бұрын
Definitely the most forceful technique I've seen. Less fineness and more power!
@kingcrabbrc7 жыл бұрын
like those targets!
@fisterlendfiend20357 жыл бұрын
I like yer hoodie
@olliealex45687 жыл бұрын
really would love to see how you built that sheath
@RoninSensei7 жыл бұрын
The sheath is made of kydex, there are tons of tutorials on how to do that here on youtube!!
@simonflr8 жыл бұрын
I use the thumb technique on backhand throws, almost identical to what you do. I am going to try your two fingers on the flat of the blade for no spin. Get clip, solid content!
@RoninSensei6 жыл бұрын
I'm Simon thank you! I hope it works for you...
@knifethrower721948 жыл бұрын
Nice throwing! jus now so\aw your message it was flagged as spam cus of the url nice throwing if you want further instructions join us on the no spin knife throwing pg!
@WJ6FRadio8 жыл бұрын
Classic!
@ShaneD8 жыл бұрын
It's awesome to see that your sense of humor and personality have not changed!
@andydragonfisher69008 жыл бұрын
A really useful contribution to the community Chris - solid power generation and a versatile approach - looking forward to more videos in the future :)
@RoninSensei8 жыл бұрын
+Andy Fisher thank you!! coming from you that's a compliment, I totally admire your goals!! Keep up all the great work and videos!!
@Xolette8 жыл бұрын
Thanks, Ronin! Awesome range you got there and I like to hear that you are making a "splash" into the knife throwing community! You should check out these groups on FB-- it's how I stay in touch with the community as well as get challenges! facebook.com/groups/317035541766626/ facebook.com/groups/1386401348275215/ facebook.com/groups/410325629135461/
@fenrisforge95988 жыл бұрын
Hello roninsensei, Great video!! Do you ever teach classes? I'm sure there's plenty of beginners that would love to come take a class from you!
@RoninSensei8 жыл бұрын
+Josh Vaught I've taught lots of things for years but, not this formally. Friends and family and some students. Mainly Gun and knife defense and use is what I've taught that, and Jujutsu.
@RoninSensei11 жыл бұрын
And this is based on all the skulls you've crushed? Or your Aikido exp?
@RoninSensei11 жыл бұрын
I think there are better things for desert heat. Candles and heat don't mix. I would go with cotton-balls and Vaseline in a zip lock baggy for desert conditions. If you take the time to coat the card board completely in wax it'll be water proof. Yes one dried it'll work. I recommend a blazer pocket torch as your lighter back up.
@RoninSensei11 жыл бұрын
Mace is by fun time engineering the knifes are cold steel.
@BraveryUSA11 жыл бұрын
Did you design and make those knives and mace?
@BraveryUSA11 жыл бұрын
Good job Ronin Sensei! Can't wait for the "how to" video.
@twilcox5011 жыл бұрын
This is purely awesome! The creativity that goes into these products are amazing. Keep it up! -Taylor
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Where the wakizashi vid
Hallo from Germany Cool Video bro!😎😎
Hai molto da imparare non sei nella condizione di insegnare. Allenati sei un allievo non un maestro. Non controlli bene la rotazione del coltello si vede che sei un principiante. Senza offesa ciao.
First of all your Italian is horrible, and second who else is gonna teach MY version of no spin, YOU? Lol. Nice trolling though 😂🤣
Question is, how well does it work from 5-7 meters away from target.
About the same as regular no spin. Just need to add a bit more stroke to the throw and it’ll travel further.
Hey it's cheap and can be used to hack stuff without worrying to lose hundreds of dollars like you said, so it's all good 😁
I really liked how you included the what I call zingers or rebounds . I see so many vids where they edit the misses . I'm definitely want to try your hand hold myself. Thanks for the video .
You are terrific thrower and have cool target
Love the wrap. Oddly specific question: I notice there's an unsharpened part at the bottom. Does it come with 24" of sharpened blade or is that the overall length including the unasharpened part?
I believe the last 2 inches is Unsharpened and it is added to the length total.
Do you think you’ll ever have a tutorial on how you did the handle? I have a Cold Steel Wakizashi and I also dislike the handle
Dremmel it down till it’s almost smooth and then take 550 paracord and pull out the center strings. I used probably close to 20 ft. And tuck the first wrap on top of itself. Use a little super glue to hold it in place every say 5 wraps. You can look up tsuka maki techniques if you like getting fancy. Finish it the way the finish traditional tsuka maki.
Love those targets. They're stacked so your hitting the narrow sides too. Consider me inspired. The underhand looks effortless and the cross body back hand you put all your weight into. Sweet.
Got the idea to cut down the tsuba on my wakizashi machete from your video... much more comfortable
Steve Nye awesome! I love the wakizashi after mods. Enjoy your badass machete!😉👍🏻
I have been throwing for a few months and can generally bury them at that range. I have seen many styles and try to emulate them. I will definitely try the 2 finger no spin and a new way to under hand em. nice. One suggestion, breath when you throw and in hale after, it looks like you hold your breath when you throw. It helps me.
Thanks for watching. I was trained to hold then exhale because the raising and dropping of your chest changes things in your body. This is an old habit (40 years) that has been so ingrained I’m afraid it would screw me up. Lol. I will try it anyways but, no promises on liking it..😉👍🏻
Mine came with a terrible edge. That’s a great idea wrapping the handle! I love mine! So much fun for 35 bucks.
Cold Steel knives are better for spin throwing. If you use no-spin throwing they are not so good, they do not have good tip, they are light and thin. If you would use some other kind of knives, for example arrows, they would stick often even in those throws when these Cold Steel knives do not stick. By the way interesting modification of throwing, thanks for inspiration.
How is the grip on it? Slippery or good
The grip isn’t bad. It’s a mat polypropylene handle you can add more grip easily by lightly stippling it but I find it’s grippy enough even when my hand is wet with chainsaw bar oil. I did this video years ago and it’s still my go to chopper.
@@RoninSensei You may laugh, but I live in LA in a bad neighborhood and I've been searching for a good weapon to keep in my apartment other than a gun. This seems like it will fit the bill.
RP T I won’t laugh I was raised in Inglewood.. I’m aware of how bad it gets out there.. go to coldsteel.com and look at the variety of machetes they sell. Some are made actually more for self defense. This one would work for self protection though.
@@RoninSensei Thanks bro
One of the reasons why mune tori and kata tori should be taught from day one and not just regurgitating katatetori ai and gyaku hanmi variations. Good work.
Street applicable Aikido. YESSSSSSS
I know Right! I'm lucky our cameras caught some of it!
Good work I'm a 8 month newbie you tube is my trainer I went from blade spin, to handle now no spin. I just need time now. Thanks a lot
Glad it could help you!!
Definitely the most forceful technique I've seen. Less fineness and more power!
like those targets!
I like yer hoodie
really would love to see how you built that sheath
The sheath is made of kydex, there are tons of tutorials on how to do that here on youtube!!
I use the thumb technique on backhand throws, almost identical to what you do. I am going to try your two fingers on the flat of the blade for no spin. Get clip, solid content!
I'm Simon thank you! I hope it works for you...
Nice throwing! jus now so\aw your message it was flagged as spam cus of the url nice throwing if you want further instructions join us on the no spin knife throwing pg!
Classic!
It's awesome to see that your sense of humor and personality have not changed!
A really useful contribution to the community Chris - solid power generation and a versatile approach - looking forward to more videos in the future :)
+Andy Fisher thank you!! coming from you that's a compliment, I totally admire your goals!! Keep up all the great work and videos!!
Thanks, Ronin! Awesome range you got there and I like to hear that you are making a "splash" into the knife throwing community! You should check out these groups on FB-- it's how I stay in touch with the community as well as get challenges! facebook.com/groups/317035541766626/ facebook.com/groups/1386401348275215/ facebook.com/groups/410325629135461/
Hello roninsensei, Great video!! Do you ever teach classes? I'm sure there's plenty of beginners that would love to come take a class from you!
+Josh Vaught I've taught lots of things for years but, not this formally. Friends and family and some students. Mainly Gun and knife defense and use is what I've taught that, and Jujutsu.
And this is based on all the skulls you've crushed? Or your Aikido exp?
I think there are better things for desert heat. Candles and heat don't mix. I would go with cotton-balls and Vaseline in a zip lock baggy for desert conditions. If you take the time to coat the card board completely in wax it'll be water proof. Yes one dried it'll work. I recommend a blazer pocket torch as your lighter back up.
Mace is by fun time engineering the knifes are cold steel.
Did you design and make those knives and mace?
Good job Ronin Sensei! Can't wait for the "how to" video.
This is purely awesome! The creativity that goes into these products are amazing. Keep it up! -Taylor