How I Practice No Spin Knife Throwing

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  • @Mr.St3wi3
    @Mr.St3wi3 8 років тому +508

    I wonder if the neighbors ever found a random knife in their yards...

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  7 років тому +75

      No, they have not. My target is in a location far enough to have that happen.

    • @MorteWulfe
      @MorteWulfe 7 років тому +22

      Sean Harris Hehe, I always wondered if my friends neighbor from 20 years ago ever found an arrow in their yard. I know I couldn't find it!

    • @neoblackwolf69
      @neoblackwolf69 7 років тому +3

      Xolette try tomahawks.

    • @TheRayweather
      @TheRayweather 7 років тому +1

      Sean Harris Me too it is a miracle no blowgun dart has hit any one outside my back yard 30 years ago.

    • @XcomProbo
      @XcomProbo 7 років тому +5

      I personally wouldn't mind if my neighbour was doing this or even shooting. All I'd ask is please hang a sign over the fence so I know you're doing it just in case I or the kids need to go outside. Just common courtesy.

  • @billville111
    @billville111 7 років тому +278

    First date. . . " what do you do for fun?" . . . "I throw knives"

    • @Chris-hn2md
      @Chris-hn2md 6 років тому +14

      billville111 My type of woman ): (are into weapons)

    • @Elijah-Bravo
      @Elijah-Bravo 3 роки тому +3

      Assert your dominance first thing.

    • @cryptelf9436
      @cryptelf9436 3 роки тому +2

      Don't breakup with her

  • @AdamCeladin
    @AdamCeladin 9 років тому +83

    Amazing video Colette ,) This can help for lot of throwers and we have same ending ritual...to end positive ,))

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому +13

      +Adam Celadin Haha, heck yeah! And Fedin throws are the best for ending a practice. They feel so powerful and have the best noises!

  • @Wingedmagician
    @Wingedmagician 8 років тому +25

    1:10 "So this is my bag-Oh GOD full of knives." lol I love this

  • @morelhunter3966
    @morelhunter3966 8 років тому +100

    This lady is freaking cool. Why so many haters?

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +50

      Haha... people have high or particular expectations? This was just a humble video of how I practice. :)

    • @pappapanther2515
      @pappapanther2515 7 років тому +9

      Feathered Serpent if you have haters your doing something right

    • @fightingphantom6290
      @fightingphantom6290 6 років тому +6

      Liberals my friend liberals

    • @candacewesley4794
      @candacewesley4794 4 роки тому +4

      @original Spineshot tf does this have to do with political parties?

    • @happyhemp1191
      @happyhemp1191 4 роки тому

      Never bring a knife to a gun fight

  • @gwegshirehosen2473
    @gwegshirehosen2473 7 років тому +135

    When my friends say I throw knives like a girl, I open one of your videos up in front of them, and I *laugh*.

    • @daubenythegreatest9089
      @daubenythegreatest9089 4 роки тому +1

      So you show someone throwing a knife instead of throwing a knife yourself?

    • @bigjoe8922
      @bigjoe8922 4 роки тому +4

      Throw a knife at them

    • @youhaveayds8975
      @youhaveayds8975 4 роки тому +6

      @@daubenythegreatest9089 i mean if the friends say he throws like a girl, wouldnt that mean hes alreadu shown thek how he throws?

    • @daydreamer6011
      @daydreamer6011 3 роки тому

      @@bigjoe8922 thats the winning strat

    • @rodrigolara6733
      @rodrigolara6733 3 роки тому +1

      Well it is general talk that does not apply to everyone. For example when girls say men always want you know what or other insulting things. The problem is people generalize to much.

  • @edadan
    @edadan 8 років тому +609

    I'm guessing your husband avoids having arguments with you in the kitchen?

    • @dgramop
      @dgramop 7 років тому +71

      Or her husband doesn't exist anymore

    • @thehandturkey8484
      @thehandturkey8484 7 років тому +12

      Dhruv Gramopadhye well his corpse is still around

    • @crypto6347
      @crypto6347 7 років тому +19

      CORPSE = PRACTICE TARGET LOL

    • @captainstraight9022
      @captainstraight9022 6 років тому

      Dhruv Gramopadhye maybe hahaha

    • @blakec2257
      @blakec2257 6 років тому

      Get roasted

  • @mac1991seth
    @mac1991seth 8 років тому +187

    2:56 Neighbour's dog killed.

  • @beepot2764
    @beepot2764 7 років тому +14

    Love hearing aim small miss small :) it works and reminds me of my grandad teaching me how to shoot a recurve bow. Great video.

  • @jimmystone
    @jimmystone 8 років тому +299

    I feel sorry for anyone that tries to rob her house at night.

    • @scottm5972
      @scottm5972 8 років тому +44

      Not me. The thought of a burglar catching a well thrown blade in the chest whilst slithering through a window is..
      Well, it would just be awesome, that's all 😏

    • @fightingphantom6290
      @fightingphantom6290 6 років тому

      You will here (ting,ting) my eye or a thud then a ragdoll like sound

    • @ambercrombie789
      @ambercrombie789 5 років тому

      @@scottm5972 I have but tiny pity for evil. :)

    • @balasmj
      @balasmj 4 роки тому +1

      Best if the robber steals her knives beforehand 😆

    • @zhengawrintings
      @zhengawrintings 3 роки тому

      Lmao yes

  • @mdeamicis
    @mdeamicis 8 років тому +3

    INSPIRATIONAL! It's really awsome that you linked the specific knifes you are using. Especially since I like those more than the ones that I have seen before. Thanks for making this video.

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому

      You're very welcome and thanks for commenting/watching!

  • @veilbreak5867
    @veilbreak5867 6 років тому +1

    Thanks, my husband just brought me a set home, literally 15 minutes ago! Ive had a little throw in the garden, came in to find some tutorials and here I am :)

  • @brendanbush2174
    @brendanbush2174 9 років тому +27

    The first butter knife I used broke instantly XD. I just sat down, and laughed about it for a few minutes. Make sure your butter knives are NOT cast because they tend to shatter more. (This is only from personal experience).

    • @damensmith3580
      @damensmith3580 7 років тому

      Brendan Bush I know this is from a year ago but why were you using a butter knife lol

    • @bluesummers5399
      @bluesummers5399 7 років тому

      +Damen Smith because they work pretty well as throwing knives

    • @richardwilson6392
      @richardwilson6392 Рік тому

      @@damensmith3580 it is now 6 years ago. Adam recommends them see his video. With in the last month

  • @RobinHood9124
    @RobinHood9124 9 років тому +4

    Great video as always. I really liked the camera shot at the end of the video around 5:56 from behind your throwing arm. I thought it showed your arm movement, release, and follow through better for a beginner like me. Plus it was awesome watching the knife fly to the target. No spin has always been difficult for me this video will be a great help. Thanks.

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому +1

      +RobinHood9124 Why thank you! I asked my husband to get that angle for me because I always see it in Adam Celadin's videos. Turns out, that camera has to be right at your back to get it, to the point where I thought I'd hit the lens at first. You should check out Adam Celadin's channel for more visual reference. Thanks, Robinhood! I'll try to get that angle more often!

  • @triglav1848
    @triglav1848 8 років тому +73

    Are you neighbors still with us?

  • @spillthetae8071
    @spillthetae8071 7 років тому +127

    I watched this because I wanted to be like clove from the hunger games XD

  • @thealfredoaffect8676
    @thealfredoaffect8676 7 років тому +30

    She would be a great character in the walking dead, throwing knives at zombies xD

  • @jenniferf8233
    @jenniferf8233 6 років тому

    Hi Xolette!
    I am brand new to the knife throwing community. Just got my first set as a Christmas present from my son! I have always loved blades of all types and dreamed about learning how to dance with a sword and throw knives, but felt like people would think that was a strange thing for a woman to do (especially a mom) so I kept my desire a secret shared with only a select few. This is my decade for following my dreams though, I’m currently in my 3rd semester of nursing school, which, at 46, is more than 20 yrs of kids/wife/working for a paycheck in the making. Finally following my heart, and being successful in this journey has inspired me to pursue the other interests I have had all of my life. I am very happy to have stumbled upon your UA-cam channel. This was the 5th video I watched on beginner throwing, but the first one with a female and the only one I felt truly captured the same spirit I have about throwing knives. I look forward to watching the rest of your videos. Thank you so much for taking the stigma out of female knife throwing. One question: In your interview with Thronin, you mentioned that you don’t care much for 4 to 6 inch throwing knives (my gifted set falls in that range and to me they are tiny beautiful ladies); could you please provide some of your expert insight behind your statement, as I am a complete novice. Much appreciation and stick wishes! Jennifer

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  6 років тому

      What a great gift from your son! I'm glad you're taking up knife throwing. Make sure to check out the Bladed Broad and Adam Celadin; they are great UA-camr knife throwers. To answer your question it may help to check out my best beginner throwing knives video and to read the description as I go over specific measurements on what I consider a good throwing knife. Small throwing knives that are too light have a tendency to ricochet too fast, plus you have to stand pretty close to the target in order to hit it. Overall, they're a bit more dangerous to throw which is why a longer knife that's heavier is better plus you have more range; you can stand farther away and get a stick. Hope that helps! There are Facebook knife throwing groups as well. I have a video on it. And the bladed broad also has a knife throwing page. Thank you for sharing your story!

    • @jenniferf8233
      @jenniferf8233 6 років тому +1

      Xolette Thanks for your reply. I have added all of the people you mentioned in your interview to my subscription list and watched your knife review video which was very informative. I learned quickly by watching you and the others that aesthetics is not something I should hang on to for learning, guess these will just be part of my “pretty collection” haha. Thanks again!

  • @djviruspl
    @djviruspl 8 років тому +116

    *I glad that I'm not your neighbour...*

    • @mrlightbulb8405
      @mrlightbulb8405 6 років тому +3

      DjVirusPL I’m not that would be cool being her neighbor I to throw knives so it would be kinda cool on my neighborhood there are no supporterss

    • @ambercrombie789
      @ambercrombie789 5 років тому

      @Tony chatwin ME TOO. // We could start a compost pile. LOL /"Clean up" the neighborhood and have great veg as well. Win, win. ;)

  • @jamesbonanno3359
    @jamesbonanno3359 7 років тому +1

    Very nicely done. I like your style. Easy-going humble and quite talented. Keep up the good work.

  • @battleaxebob45
    @battleaxebob45 8 років тому +21

    What is the benefit of no spin throwing? it seems like there is less force behind the throw.

    • @battleaxebob45
      @battleaxebob45 8 років тому +2

      So it does just come down to easier to throw? Less to think about. Trading power or force for faster reaction.

    • @bremnersghost948
      @bremnersghost948 7 років тому +5

      less force but more close range accuracy, point only has to go in 2" to be fatal afterall

    • @GUNNER67akaKelt
      @GUNNER67akaKelt 7 років тому +11

      The benefit is it's less distance dependent. Spin throwing you have to be at certain distances to hit point first. With no spin you hit point first at any distance.

    • @KhanggiTanka
      @KhanggiTanka 7 років тому +3

      with spin throwing the knife can end up side ways on a target its not realistic in battle scenarios but with a spin free trow the point always lands first

    • @battleaxebob45
      @battleaxebob45 7 років тому +3

      Throwing a knife, period, isnt effective in battle scenarios.

  • @ZZZ7773
    @ZZZ7773 3 роки тому +2

    Love your patience, and dedication, cool tutorial !!!

  • @CPLTaiji
    @CPLTaiji 7 років тому +5

    The lady is trying to share the sport of knife throwing. It's amazing to see how a simple sports video is misconstrued.

  • @matthewcooksey5411
    @matthewcooksey5411 3 роки тому +1

    Really great info. Just started my knife throwing journey today. Excited to learn more!

  • @riverwilliams3816
    @riverwilliams3816 7 років тому +15

    I tried so hard not to laugh at flat bastard I failed

  • @ryugo7713
    @ryugo7713 5 років тому

    I like how you’re very deep about your details on what type of knives you use.
    I’m going to build a target like you’ve got!

  • @Walter-wo5sz
    @Walter-wo5sz 7 років тому +5

    I like the Dexter bag of knives.

  • @markdecater2641
    @markdecater2641 3 роки тому

    I have to watch your videos at least twice....once just to get past (I never really succeed) how cute your are and a few more times to hone in on those techniques. Love your vids...you've got me over my "no spin" hurdle!!

  • @darkinertia2
    @darkinertia2 9 років тому +14

    "what? are you still talking?" hahaha

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому +5

      +darkinertia2 Haha Story of my life. :)

  • @atrocious_pr0xy
    @atrocious_pr0xy 6 місяців тому

    Cool video. I'm currently working on Lester Flor's method for No-Spin, but I'm gaining so much from the community, including you. It's good to practice different disciplines. You get more acquainted with the blades.

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  5 місяців тому

      Interesting! I've never heard of that method but I haven't been keeping up with knife throwing news. Thank you for the comment!

  • @richardramirez2716
    @richardramirez2716 7 років тому +5

    Wow ur amazing
    I use to do this in my room
    On a dresser lol xD
    This is something i need to get into
    Ty for the motivation

  • @amandadefrancesco1185
    @amandadefrancesco1185 8 років тому +2

    I'm new to knife throwing and I've been watching your videos for instructions(thank you for them all). You are amazing! I love your knife holster, where can I find one like it???

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +1

      Why thank you! It's from bentleysheaths.com. He made it out of carbon fiber kydex. I also have some videos of it-- just do a search for "knife quiver".

  • @Sean-kp6pi
    @Sean-kp6pi 8 років тому +23

    Idk what it is but Filipinos just seem naturally good at throwing projectiles.

    • @jeremiahreycaber1318
      @jeremiahreycaber1318 8 років тому

      Sean Harrison yep

    • @deleted-xo3ji
      @deleted-xo3ji 7 років тому

      Sean Harrison I'm filipino (。・ω・。)

    • @icursedvader1144
      @icursedvader1144 7 років тому

      Sean Harrison lol thanks

    • @icursedvader1144
      @icursedvader1144 7 років тому

      Sean Harrison it's not that hard I can do it when I was 12 ps I just turned 13 so 😂 or is it because in Filipino

    • @sheepherd2210
      @sheepherd2210 7 років тому

      i throw darts so hard though (im a filipino) like i throw darts at blackboards and the darts can go in it with a 0.4 inch puncture or whatever lol

  • @LouisMills
    @LouisMills 7 років тому

    cool instructional. From a range of about 5 meters I once threw a knife toward a target off center and it reversed direction mid flight by wrapping around a 2 ft grass shoot and planted into the target. It looked like special effects. It was a screaming arrow throwing knife.

  • @Cladson
    @Cladson 8 років тому +19

    If Tenten was real, I think she'd be you✌

  • @robertpippin3891
    @robertpippin3891 7 років тому

    Thank you SO much for the wheelchair video. Now if I can figure out how to make my THUNDER BOLT throwing knives stick in my target, rather than my LEG. It's difficult to dodge a bounce back. Thanks again. And you're GORGEOUS. Your boyfriend is a lucky man, and now, I'm looking for your single TWIN, lol.

  • @dady_chill4832
    @dady_chill4832 8 років тому +17

    your freaking amazing

  • @zionsleepsyndromeandotherc7595
    @zionsleepsyndromeandotherc7595 4 роки тому

    Great video. I've been working on my no spin throwing, but I've never tried the Fedin Wave technique. I definitely will now. Thanks so much!!

  • @HiredGunGames
    @HiredGunGames 7 років тому +6

    is this an actual sport? cause I'm really good at this. :D

  • @andydragonfisher6900
    @andydragonfisher6900 9 років тому

    A really sound practise structure here Colette and I am glad the golf tees are proving useful as an accuracy prompt. Looking forward to the burpee video next :)

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +Andy Fisher Thanks, Andy! It's coming soon! I finally got to listen to Episode 4 of the Podcast with Edwardes? Your parkour friend. And I loved all the neuroscience talk. I used to teach my kids a little neuroscience. One really cool experiment deals with making what you would call "drunk goggles"-- just goggles that that skew your vision to the left. And then you have a kid throw balls into a basket, using the goggles. And you'll find at first they miss, always aiming to the left of the basket, but then they get used to their skewed vision, and begin making shots. Once they do that, you remove the goggles, and you find even without the impaired vision, they will consistently miss the basket because their brains had quickly made neural connections for this new skill. But then of course, those connections are lost immediately (though if a kid wore the goggles for long periods of time, it could seriously permanently mess up their vision!) Anyway, really cool experiment. Would love to make a video for it on my science channel! Anyways, totally off topic, but wanted to share that I've been enjoying the podcast!

  • @campfiretrickery
    @campfiretrickery 9 років тому +4

    nice job . hey have you ever tried throwing machete's or the coldsteel shovels or somthen like that could be interesting .

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому +1

      +campfiretrickery Long ago, I threw the shovel... it's pretty much the same as throwing anything else. :) Just have to understand how the knife rotates. :) I was thinking of throwing my machete... but it'd have to be for something special, because that thing is big and sharp!

  • @heathcliffe8446
    @heathcliffe8446 8 років тому +1

    This is my first time viewing your channel. Great vid. I throw the SOG Fling with a spin. I'm excited to try the no spin method now that you've provided some guidelines. Thank you and keep it up.

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому

      Aw, thanks!!

  • @Cannibal713
    @Cannibal713 8 років тому +49

    She is mighty cute, but Ive had enough women throw stuff at me to worry about one with that kind of accuracy.

  • @jonathanr1997
    @jonathanr1997 8 років тому

    i was sincerely attracted by the "no spin" of the video.

  • @GumbootZone
    @GumbootZone 8 років тому +8

    I was going to laugh at you for using such a dinky little hammer. But then I saw you throwing knives..

  • @alexbecker4336
    @alexbecker4336 9 років тому

    It's always great how positive and encouraging in your videos! Great video!

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +Alex Becker Thank you, Alex! Always good to hear from you!

  • @fatpenguin2765
    @fatpenguin2765 8 років тому +6

    I can't wait for my batwings to come😄

  • @bigpaul5528
    @bigpaul5528 8 років тому

    Awesome video, makes me want to learn the art, I was so scared I was going to hear a yelp from the dog that was previously behind the target....lol

  • @mwillblade
    @mwillblade 8 років тому +3

    You sure have a big backyard !

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +2

      Haha, this backyard is nothing compared to the yard I had the year prior in Florida. That yard was a jungle and as about as big as the small dog park I used to go to in California!

    • @cecilialijoi4295
      @cecilialijoi4295 7 років тому +1

      Big? This is minuscule compared to mine, and mine is small compared my friends backyard lmao

  • @jamesjacob3948
    @jamesjacob3948 4 роки тому +1

    Have ever thought about placing balloons all around the area and standing in the center to practice accuracy? Like maybe two or three water balloons filled with air on each Target with about 16 targets all around might be a great way to increase skill set.

  • @warfaredevil930
    @warfaredevil930 8 років тому +4

    Poor doggy .. don't let him run around when you train

  • @davidpike5069
    @davidpike5069 7 років тому +2

    Great job. You are awesome and I hope more girls start doing it. I wish my daughter's had. keep up the good job

  • @eyefromdasky3269
    @eyefromdasky3269 8 років тому +9

    I think you're gorgeous and you're definitely on to something.. what was it? 9000 hrs or 900 of doing the same thing and you become a master at it? either wicked cute and girl power

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +3

      Thanks! I'm sure the number is irrelevant--as the quality of the practice is what counts, I believe!

    • @eyefromdasky3269
      @eyefromdasky3269 8 років тому +1

      +Xolette repetition yes! but forreal I read it somewhere
      here it is just Googled it
      It takes anywhere from 6-10 years toget great at something, depending on how often and how much you do it. Some estimate that it takes 10,000 hours to master something, but I think it varies from person to person and depends on the skill and other factors

    • @eyefromdasky3269
      @eyefromdasky3269 8 років тому

      +Ryan Leslie I was close... We're nothing more than human... now get to throwing! haha

  • @dalecarpenter8828
    @dalecarpenter8828 7 років тому

    this technique is good for archery as well .end practice on a good note .very good vid.

  • @17teacmrocks
    @17teacmrocks 7 років тому +7

    long way to go before you're on itachi's level

  • @fatpenguin2765
    @fatpenguin2765 8 років тому +1

    Sorry for my many questions. I'm curious about your throwing styles. Some are over hand and some you through like a baseball. I had a bad day today😩, had more failures than successes. Anyway my main question is this baseball style throwing of yours the best technique for what? Spin, 2/4 spin, no spin. And as a beginner what style should I be concentrating on?

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +1

      +Paul G I suggest you watch these two videos: ua-cam.com/video/a-9cKkb5PTQ/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/bDgjDdS6OTA/v-deo.html I made this for my friend so it goes over the difference between spin and no spin and how to throw spikes, which is pretty much how you'd throw a knife. Good luck!

  • @RealMadridFC4life
    @RealMadridFC4life 7 років тому +5

    I love you long time xolette

  • @billhawkamania1681
    @billhawkamania1681 3 роки тому

    Awesome stuff !!! Me just started out knife throwing and love it . thank you for sharing .

  • @ollybarker3948
    @ollybarker3948 9 років тому +4

    I'm first I'm never so early

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +Olly Barker Congrats! :)

  • @OregonDARRYL
    @OregonDARRYL 7 років тому

    Very cool. Gotta respect a woman who isn't going to be messed with.. Keep practicing and show us your progress! Be careful...

  • @wessltov
    @wessltov 8 років тому +10

    I...can't believe no one has called the police yet

    • @Kune35
      @Kune35 8 років тому +5

      For what?

    • @wessltov
      @wessltov 8 років тому +1

      Billy Calder For throwing knives maybe? I guess the law is different where she lives

    • @DarkHero420
      @DarkHero420 8 років тому

      I could see someone calling the police, but I've never actually heard of throwing knives being against the law. Where do you live that it's such a problem they made a law against it?

    • @wessltov
      @wessltov 8 років тому +5

      DarkHero420 The stupidest country of them all: The Netherlands. We're not allowed to own weapons, and if I were to beat up a burglar, they could sue me

    • @DarkHero420
      @DarkHero420 8 років тому +8

      Ouch, don't feel too bad, in USA you can get sued because someone got hurt robbing your house.

  • @mcconn746
    @mcconn746 7 років тому

    I was not aware of no spin knife throwing. I love your video. Can you do a slow motion of a couple of your throws? Thanks.

  • @scottm5972
    @scottm5972 8 років тому +20

    Whenever a chick does something with weapons, I'm 😍 lol

  • @Chris-hn2md
    @Chris-hn2md 6 років тому

    Subscribed because I don't really see many women into stuff like this, You're one of a kind xolette. Keep up the good work!

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  6 років тому

      Thank you! Check out the Bladed Broad too. She even has a video showing other females knife throwing in a compilation video called "Sisters of the blade".

  • @MrAresxy07
    @MrAresxy07 8 років тому +4

    good thing she doesn't practice with the neighbors. ....yet

  • @TBullCajunbreadmaker
    @TBullCajunbreadmaker 7 років тому +12

    I am much, much older than you and have been throwing knives since I was 8 years old. If you want to become accurate with just about ANY knife you will need to learn how to throw holding the blade always. This is the only truly reliable way to throw a knife with any kind of consistency and accuracy. I like that you are throwing what I would consider specialty knives because you can get consistency down faster. When you can grab any knife and just by feeling the weight of the knife know instinctively how you must throw the knife and hit your target you will be pretty good. By the way here is a tip. Buy yourself some military surplus bayonets or some good Bowie knives. Nothing like the real thing to learn with.

    • @smokingunstudios6474
      @smokingunstudios6474 5 років тому

      TBull Cajunbreadmaker i’m no expert and I wouldn’t even consider myself an novice but throwing a B in it like the M7 or most pain that’s with just nearly been possible I would think, I Did a whole review on the M7 and I can’t imagine throwing it

    • @apollonov1
      @apollonov1 5 років тому

      NO SPIN очень надежная техника для метания по подвижной мишени...)))) в отличии от других техник. В наших соревнованиях по подвижной мишени выигрывал только NO SPIN...)))

  • @johnnyboync1
    @johnnyboync1 7 років тому +3

    hell, I can do it too AND better. here, hold my beer.

  • @arilestariono
    @arilestariono 7 років тому

    Tx for sharing Ms. Xolete,how do you swing for that knife throw??looks a spherical motion..

  • @isacook8728
    @isacook8728 8 років тому +35

    You should practice with human figure cut-outs, and definately work more on your form. From what I saw you would never hit a moving person, especially with that lack luster force behing your throws. Just my harsh critique of the video. Do what you want..

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +60

      I don't throw knives to help me throw knives at people, which I think is a poor weapon of choice for self defense. Just like some people shoot arrows or throw darts at a target, I throw knives for the same reason.

    • @isacook8728
      @isacook8728 8 років тому +9

      Xolette Fair enough, I just feel you never know what positions you may find yourself in. Maybe all you have around is a knife and an attacker is after you but isnt aware to your location, if you were good at throwing knifes then bam, problem solved. Nonetheless I understand its fun, and like I said, do what you want. Just my thoughts on your video that I stumbled upon. If anything you throw better than most people I know.

    • @Kraakesolv
      @Kraakesolv 8 років тому +17

      Isa Cook Throwing a knife at a person, even from a hidden position, would be a terrible idea. The chance it would incapacitate is very small and more likely then not you'd be in a lot more trouble than if you'd stayed out of sight. Throwing the knife is never, ever a good idea and is only for recreational purposes.

    • @isacook8728
      @isacook8728 8 років тому

      Kraakesolv Not true.. I can think of instances where I could throw a knife at a person. And it would function in a normal way, if you know how to throw a knife..

    • @josefjelian500
      @josefjelian500 8 років тому +1

      no sorry, my bad..you can't aim right

  • @mikemurray2298
    @mikemurray2298 6 років тому

    Great smile, great attitude. keep practicing and you'll be a champion

  • @scvbtr2
    @scvbtr2 8 років тому +3

    Nice job! I bet she has really nice feet.

    • @scvbtr2
      @scvbtr2 8 років тому

      ËDØ TËNSËĪ You're going to talk yourself into an ass beating dude. There's nothing wrong with liking womens feet.

    • @amazingfan3747
      @amazingfan3747 8 років тому

      +ËDØ TËNSËĪ; Chill the fuck out.

    • @surfin9481
      @surfin9481 8 років тому

      +Amazing Fan Dude your late to be telling me to chill.

    • @scvbtr2
      @scvbtr2 8 років тому

      ËDØ TËNSËĪ It's a fetish. it's safe.

    • @gediegengegonnt31
      @gediegengegonnt31 8 років тому

      +j.d. Hogg the cringe running up my ass when is see weirdo-comments like foot lovers. Dude why? Why is there even this weird fetish

  • @nostressmike
    @nostressmike 8 років тому

    Showing the reality of practice, good, thank you. Mike

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому

      No problem! Thanks for watching!

  • @pedrinskynandeiz2947
    @pedrinskynandeiz2947 8 років тому +7

    mmmh.. not good trowing,, i hope u get much better.

    • @scottm5972
      @scottm5972 8 років тому +16

      what a dick you must be 😅

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому +21

      +Scott M Some people click on my videos because they think I'm supposed to impress them. This was meant to be an informative video, not a "I'm the best" video. Thanks for sticking up for me. :D

    • @scottm5972
      @scottm5972 8 років тому +3

      Xolette I don't get why people do that, like they gotta share some crappy thought, often even mixing it in with a compliment lol. It's like seeing some videos that are perfect, in *every* possible way, but then it gets these inevitable dislikes. My theory is that there are these "people" who see a thumbnail of interest, click on it, *IMMEDIATELY* thumb it down out of some miserable compulsion.. and THEN, watch it 😅
      Personally, when I throw things at the camp site, like a Glock 78 or a Cold Steel shovel, I'm happy enough just to keep from missing the tree altogether lol. Great vid, awesome skills, very informative and thanks for taking the time to share :) 👍

    • @scottm5972
      @scottm5972 8 років тому +2

      Pedrinsky Nandeiz Oh simmer down, what is she supposed to know your elaborated thoughts through osmosis? lol. Even still, it doesn't hold water, but whatever.
      Anyway, when's your upload of "surgical precision" coming there, *ACE*? 😂

    • @nemui_tora
      @nemui_tora 8 років тому +2

      It wasn't even that harsh of a comment. Just blunt criticism. And the comment section is do just that... comment. No need to unpack the whiteknight armor, though it did get you a response from the uploader. If that was your aim, then well played.

  •  9 років тому +2

    Cool video ! I allways finish my practices with a good serie too (as many thowers i think) !

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +Abeille métallique Yeah! That's what I hear from the other throwers as well. :) It would horrible to leave your range on a bad round I suppose! Thanks, Guillaume!

  • @tetsuyalederhouse7507
    @tetsuyalederhouse7507 7 років тому

    Loving the perma-smile.

  • @thebladedbroad9654
    @thebladedbroad9654 9 років тому

    Excellent video! I love your practice method. It's very similar to what I do! I actually thought about doing a video just like this with my no spin drills. You beat me t it! Loved it and it's got some excellent tip (as usual!).
    And "are you still talking?!" Lol. Hilarious!

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +Kimberly Mitchell You should post it still! Don't let my video hold you back. :) I think it'd be interesting to see how you set up your targets. And I'm sure there's something different that you do. You could even mention some of the inspiring videos we've seen (I didn't mention that) and how that might shape your practice. I know it does with mine! I always have images of Tom Tom or Scott Thomas or RC or Adam floating around in my head-- and of course you with that beautiful backwards throw! :)

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +Kimberly Mitchell Yeah, my husband has to mention every day that he flies in an airplane. I tend to tune it out. :P

  • @andrewbeverly4332
    @andrewbeverly4332 7 років тому

    My dear Ms. Xollete, My question to you is : where did you get , or who made your side case for you ? I'm now trying to make some sheaths for my blades , but trying to make a sheath to keep more than one blade is a bit more then anticipated- leather is tricky.

    • @XoletteLife
      @XoletteLife 7 років тому

      Andrew Beverly That answer is question #5 in the description of the video.

    • @andrewbeverly4332
      @andrewbeverly4332 7 років тому

      XoletteLife Thanks, if my attempt at making my own sheaths- I now know where I can get one to hold more than I can hold in my hand.I'll try and send you some pics of the end results. Again, thanks!

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  7 років тому

      Andrew Beverly Sounds good. Glad it worked out!

  • @chadhiggins8397
    @chadhiggins8397 7 років тому +2

    used to have a lot of fun doing this, it is a sport, not an easy in either. Also it's great exercise!

  • @boost23
    @boost23 7 років тому

    I don't know why I was clapping like you could hear me. great work. I have an entry level sog set that I want to learn on. do you suggest to slightly add an edge to the blades?

  • @iconforu2c
    @iconforu2c 9 років тому

    That was awesome throwing..thanks for always adding some tips and tricks....Just out of curiosity (If anybody knows) how far can the average experienced knife thrower throw a knife at a person where it would cause enough damage to slow or stop a person from attacking you? Movies always show people throwing a knife from a really far distance and taking a person out completely....I just wanted to know from a defensive prospective and how realistic it would be...I'm just starting out so i'm interested in knowing what could be expected....

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +iconforu2c Check out ZombieGoBoom's video: ua-cam.com/video/YcXxHBTW0ng/v-deo.html RC or TheCombat KnifeThrower's channel has a lot of these type of tests. Good luck!

  • @theoutdoorsurvivalistsextr6582
    @theoutdoorsurvivalistsextr6582 7 років тому

    hi my name is Matthew Saunders I have some questions for you . what is some of the best throwing knives that I can buy? how do you make your throwing knife target? I like how you throw your knifes.

  • @showmethedammovie
    @showmethedammovie 7 років тому

    This is a awesome video so far. I started and then stopped throwing. Trying to learn myself.
    I'm going shopping for new knives.

  • @lastprophet222
    @lastprophet222 2 роки тому

    You have to get the full spin throw down up close to the target , I've been using the fardin technique ur talking about without even knowing , nice no spin throwing!

  • @TnTLittlethings
    @TnTLittlethings 7 років тому

    Wonderful video, what do you use for your back stop? I have always used log end grain, what is yours made of? just found you today and subscribed... thanks

  • @NoctumusTV
    @NoctumusTV 4 роки тому +1

    Other girls' bags: Let see. Makeup, phone, lip-balm, ...
    Xolette's bag: 1:11

  • @inikiblades6168
    @inikiblades6168 6 років тому

    Thank you so much! My wife and I including my friend Ron love you and your channel so helpful!

    • @inikiblades6168
      @inikiblades6168 6 років тому

      Can you check out our channel its not much just having fun, but would love to be as good as you. ua-cam.com/video/bcqYqppmLBI/v-deo.html
      Love,
      Iniki Blades

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  6 років тому

      Aw, thank you!

  • @deantaylor1251
    @deantaylor1251 Рік тому

    Excellent information about your technique, keep up the good work

  • @Citizen_0_5
    @Citizen_0_5 8 років тому

    Also your videos and knife collection is siiiick. Subbed! Good job!

  • @Hapfletcher
    @Hapfletcher 5 років тому

    wow..great to see your vidios again..I use to watch way back when you had a apartment..I just happen to see your still doing vidia

  • @nydabeats
    @nydabeats 8 років тому

    Just saw your channel for the first time and this is great! You just got a new subscriber! and Ima do this in my backyard now!

  • @huseynhasanov8162
    @huseynhasanov8162 7 років тому

    Awesome.
    Where did you get those knifes and how much did they cost?
    At least how old do I have to buy throwing knifes?
    How much time do I need to learn throwing knifes?

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  7 років тому

      Links to the knives are the description of the video. I don't know if there's an age limit to buy knives-- but most likely you'd have to order them online and ask your parents for permission to use a credit card. You can learn to throw pretty quickly. Check out my video, "Teaching my Parents How to Throw Knives."

  • @adamm8005
    @adamm8005 8 років тому

    you're right I just had to watch it over and over again for a minute thank you

  • @NightSky018
    @NightSky018 4 роки тому

    The end grain target - are the 4x slices just glued to a backer board or are there fasteners involved? And is there glue between the slices? I'm contemplating making them to sell. Also, I wouldn't mind one for myself, as I'm currently using a piece of plywood and we all know how great plywood is for sticking 😒

    • @XoletteLife
      @XoletteLife 4 роки тому

      There's a playlist on this channel that shows how I made the end grain target. I have used wood glue but you can simply pressure fit everything together and have a backboard. Just be sure to read the descriptions and watch the videos to get those tips

  • @jermbarnett1
    @jermbarnett1 8 років тому

    Loves the Videos. I do struggle with the no spin throws, I was wondering if it requires a more of a spike type of thrower to make this happen? A little of subject, but Do you throw both lefty and right?

  • @michaelwolff9207
    @michaelwolff9207 7 років тому

    Just getting started in Throwing. Thanks for the Channel!

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  7 років тому

      That's great! Thank you!

  • @illorbit2958
    @illorbit2958 9 років тому

    Just stopping by to show some love. Im new to the sport and happy I found your page. Your engery is truly amazing. Great job! One question.. What brand and model knife would you recommend for no spin?' I was thinking the arrows that you were throwing.

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  9 років тому

      +ILL ORBIT I don't throw the Arrows in this video, but I do recommend them. For no spin, I prefer, long slim knives. The Arrows are great (models sold by Werner Lengmuller, Flying Steel and Sharp Blades), as well as Flying Steel's North Winds and East Winds, Sharp Blades' White Sharks, and Crescent Knife Works' SlimJims, and Libra's DS.X's. I know that's a lot, but those are my go-to's!

  • @apollonov1
    @apollonov1 5 років тому

    Большое спасибо за ваш ролик от всех любителей NO SPIN из России!!! В любом случаи вы сделали большое дело для развития NO SPIN!

  • @GJSTK50
    @GJSTK50 8 років тому

    Thanks for this video Xolette... You've got one subscriber already... Ralph Thorn? Or Yuri Fedin? Which discipline would you think is better?

    • @XoletteLife
      @XoletteLife 8 років тому +1

      It's really whatever suits you! :) For me, I love how Fedin throws look and the whip motion/minimal movement!

    • @GJSTK50
      @GJSTK50 8 років тому

      Appreciate your soonest reply... So what suits me more is the Thorn System 'coz it is easier to order the videos & download the pdf book for free... The Fedin System is so hard to come-by & I have been trying for 4-years already to order an instructional vid of The Fedin System when I can't read the Russian Letters in the Homepage to order the videos... But I would appreciate it if you could share me a link and help me order The Fedin System...

    • @XoletteLife
      @XoletteLife 8 років тому +1

      There's a playlist on my channel called "Best Fedin Tutorials"-- I'd check out those videos. Samoth Chipmah has some of the best tutorials in English. I'm not sure how to order the DVD, but perhaps you can ask Samoth Chipmah or send a message/comment on Fedin's channel (which by the way, he passed away a little while ago, so I'm not sure if his channel is still active). His daughter, Olga, has a channel though... but I'm not sure if she speaks a lot of English. Good luck!

    • @GJSTK50
      @GJSTK50 8 років тому

      Finally - Iv'e been waiting for this...That's Awesome! I will surely check these links out... RIP to master Yuri Fedin (sad loss)... Salamat ng Marami & Mabuhay! (Thanks so Much & Long-Live in Filipino)

    • @XoletteLife
      @XoletteLife 8 років тому

      Walang anuman! Good luck with the technique!! :)

  • @HPG_Pacman
    @HPG_Pacman 7 років тому +1

    What is your favorite knife out of all of the knives you own

  • @fatpenguin2765
    @fatpenguin2765 8 років тому +1

    Thank you very much I have actually watch this a few times already😄😄. Very helpful and I have been practising a lot. Please keep them coming any videos that you think will help me I saw one of your videos that you said you were from the Philippines obviously American though. My fiancé is also Asian I call her "the boss" I wonder why that is why I prefer you to train me because I have been trained to listen to my fiancé hshahaha😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Xolette
      @Xolette  8 років тому

      +Paul G Haha!