Pro Knife Thrower Jason Johnson Teaches Warrior Poet Society the Ways of the Blade

Published on April 9, 2021
Duration: 11:55

This guide details the 'no-spin' knife throwing technique as taught by professional knife thrower Jason Johnson. It emphasizes a full grip with the thumb on the spine and a 'projected cutting' motion for maximum power and accuracy. The technique is demonstrated as a viable self-defense tool, particularly in situations where firearms are not feasible. Instruction is provided by an expert in the field.

Quick Summary

The 'no-spin' knife throwing technique, taught by expert Jason Johnson, minimizes blade rotation for accuracy. It utilizes a full grip with the thumb on the spine and a 'projected cutting' motion, treating the throw like a sword stroke to maximize power and penetration.

Chapters

  1. 00:00WPSN Introduction
  2. 01:27Meet Jason Johnson
  3. 02:56Projected Cutting Concept
  4. 04:05Self-Defense Application
  5. 07:40No-Spin Technique
  6. 08:12Practical Training
  7. 11:10Conclusion and Power Demo

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'no-spin' knife throwing technique?

The 'no-spin' technique minimizes blade rotation during flight, allowing for greater accuracy. It involves a specific grip, often a full grip with the thumb on the spine, and a projected cutting motion rather than a wrist flick.

What is 'projected cutting' in knife throwing?

Projected cutting is a philosophy where throwing a knife is treated like a sword stroke. The aim is to continue the cutting motion through the target, maximizing power and penetration, rather than just hitting it.

What is the effective range for the no-spin knife throwing technique?

According to expert Jason Johnson, the effective range for the no-spin technique, particularly with a full grip and thumb on the spine, is typically between 17 to 30 feet.

How can knife throwing be used for self-defense?

Knife throwing can be a valuable self-defense tool, acting as a force multiplier in situations where firearms are unavailable, unsafe to use (like crowded areas), or have been compromised.

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