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Your Throwers The first reason you would want to put less spin on your knife is because you will get more control over your knife and getting the tip into your target. If you want to put less spin on your thrower, you must first find a good thrower to work with before even trying to throw knives. Then try to find the balance point on your knife. You can do this by holding the knife horizontaly in the center untill it balances without the tip or the butt of the knife closer to the ground. Once you have found the balance point on the knife, hold the knife on the balance point between your thumb & middle finger. Place your index finger along the spine of the knife. THROWING THE KNIFE You can use any throwing form you want or are comfortable with, hold the knife as mentioned above and throw it without snapping your wrist upon release. Let the knife slide out of your hand and it should fly out very nicely. I have used this type of throw from 5 meters before without any rotation and it flies very nicely to the target. But one thing you must remember is that your hand shouldn't be falling below the flight of your knife, this tends to make the knife spin back on itself and the result is usually the handle hitting the target. Remember "Practice Makes Perfect" :) 
Here is one of my throwers I use this technique with. Article Contributed by: Robe Mone ssj14goku@hotmail.com It's free, and there's no obligation. |
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