@@rolfretsel Heartfelt thanks, ,Lester!Thanks to you bro, yesterday I finally discovered a unifying principle in knife throwing that has improved my throwing tremendously. The feeling is amazing! You are an inspiration to people like me. At least in knife throwing, right?🤗 Thank you!!🔪🔪
Hi. I'd like to know how you throw it, how you grip it, how you practice. If possible, would you be willing to film a lecture about no spin technique? Maybe that no spin technique is skanf knife throwing. Am i right? It's a fantastic technique
Hello. I have been asked numerous times for a tutorial, however I do not feel ready to impart myself as a teacher of any sort at this moment. I would suggest watching tutorial videos from @samothchipmah to get the fundamentals of wave throwing. Thank you for watching.
I love instinctive half spin. Got so much speed and power behind it. Lester, If I can ask you that when you first started out, how long did it take you to get consistent with no spin technique. I'm about 2 weeks into no spin practice and I can no spin throw from close range but not consistently. I want to get consistent and was wondering how long it took you to get to the point where you had no doubt you could get a stick almost every time.
First off, consistency is relative. Every day is different, and no knife thrower will ever say they stick always, it doesn't exist. To answer your question fairly, it took about a year for me to understand the patterns that make my sticks more consistent. Again, consistency is relative, some days are better than others. Best advice I can give you is to forget about consistently sticking and just enjoy the hobby without any expectation. It's fairly cliché to say, but honestly, the more I used to obsess about sticking every throw made me enjoy throwing less. Just have fun with the hobby, practice without ego, and have no expectations on where you should be based on watching me or anyone else. 🙏👍
Molto bravo, ma non ho mai visto un suo tutorial, non mostra il tipo di presa, le riprese quasi tutte da lontano, da l'idea di uno che voglia sentirsi dire che è bravo senza però provare a trasmettere agli altri parte delle proprie capacità. Ci sono persone tipo Tom Tom che al contrario sono disponibili verso chi cerca di imparare.
I'm no teacher. I'm a humble student that is forever on a journey. If you can find inspiration in my throwing for your own journey, then all the best. Thanks for watching.
The sound of those half spin throws are awesome!!
I came back to watch these spin throws cus they sound amazing lol
Great technique man! So much power, deadly. Would like to see some instruction videos from you.
I am astonished. This is unmatched. You're a master.
Great skills! It'll be very helpful if you could share about how to developer such technique - grips, some starting exercises. Thank you!
Thank you.👍🙏
Idk if u remember me awhile back wanting to learn but my favorite way to throw is the sidearm no spin. Thankyou for all your inspiration!!🙏☺️
Thanks for watching. 🙏👍
Great throwing!
Ur incredible dude
Number one 👍😃😃😃
How's it even sound like that that's awesome
You’ve been one to watch. I enjoy watching you progress and at such fast pace. If you don’t mind me asking, what knives were you using?
Thanks. Most are self-made, which are ones in this video.
@@rolfretsel Heartfelt thanks, ,Lester!Thanks to you bro, yesterday I finally discovered a unifying principle in knife throwing that has improved my throwing tremendously. The feeling is amazing! You are an inspiration to people like me. At least in knife throwing, right?🤗 Thank you!!🔪🔪
@@desislavjordanov864 great news! Congratulations. 👍
Unique skills!
🤯Incredible! Very impressive , damn near super human ! If you don’t mind my asking how did you acquire your skills?
As cliché as it sounds, it's just time and repetition. There's no secret method here beyond the aforementioned facets. Thanks for watching.👍🙏
Hi. I'd like to know how you throw it, how you grip it, how you practice. If possible, would you be willing to film a lecture about no spin technique? Maybe that no spin technique is skanf knife throwing. Am i right? It's a fantastic technique
Hello. I have been asked numerous times for a tutorial, however I do not feel ready to impart myself as a teacher of any sort at this moment. I would suggest watching tutorial videos from @samothchipmah to get the fundamentals of wave throwing. Thank you for watching.
Well done
I love instinctive half spin. Got so much speed and power behind it. Lester, If I can ask you that when you first started out, how long did it take you to get consistent with no spin technique. I'm about 2 weeks into no spin practice and I can no spin throw from close range but not consistently. I want to get consistent and was wondering how long it took you to get to the point where you had no doubt you could get a stick almost every time.
this is a talent that takes years to develop and perfect
@@freemarket913 I think he said he has been throwing for about 2 years. Looks like he's been throwing since childhood.
First off, consistency is relative. Every day is different, and no knife thrower will ever say they stick always, it doesn't exist.
To answer your question fairly, it took about a year for me to understand the patterns that make my sticks more consistent. Again, consistency is relative, some days are better than others.
Best advice I can give you is to forget about consistently sticking and just enjoy the hobby without any expectation.
It's fairly cliché to say, but honestly, the more I used to obsess about sticking every throw made me enjoy throwing less.
Just have fun with the hobby, practice without ego, and have no expectations on where you should be based on watching me or anyone else. 🙏👍
@@rolfretsel Thank you for your reply Lester. I appreciate your advice.
Where are you bro?
We all miss you.
ps: You are downright embarrassingly good.
Greetings!
Molto bravo, ma non ho mai visto un suo tutorial, non mostra il tipo di presa, le riprese quasi tutte da lontano, da l'idea di uno che voglia sentirsi dire che è bravo senza però provare a trasmettere agli altri parte delle proprie capacità. Ci sono persone tipo Tom Tom che al contrario sono disponibili verso chi cerca di imparare.
I'm no teacher. I'm a humble student that is forever on a journey. If you can find inspiration in my throwing for your own journey, then all the best. Thanks for watching.