Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
I've been throwing knives for a while. I use a 10 inch weighted hunting knife and a stump in my backyard. It's tons of fun if you ever get to do it with a good knife.
P.s. i killed a squirrel one time with a good throw......please don't hate me.
Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
oh man sweet shot!!! one time I used my sling shot and shot a metal ball bearing at a chipmunk and it hit and tore off its leg so it like couldnt walk haha it just like limped into the woods.
I used to throw utility razor blades for the hell of it a few years back, I found that placing my index finger on the point of the blade and forcing it downward when i threw the blade (giving the object an upward spin) worked quite well, and helped with accuracy. That picture looks like a fun time - I hope you have a good temper
I just got into knife throwing. It's hard at first, but after a few hours, I was able to stick it 9 out of 10 times at a distance of 15feet, and 10 out of 10 at closer ranges, with quite excellent accuracy.
The knives I have are "Pakistan" Stainless knives, that probably only weigh 50-60 grams, which is excessively light!
I prefer the Hammer-grip, and knifethrowing.info got me started as well. That Russian guy is BADASS, and I cannot believe the long-distance shots, no-spin shots, and behind the back shots he makes. Incredible to say the least.