24 Levels of Butterfly Knife Tricks (Balisong): Easy to Complex

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Professional balisong flipper Corbin Lovins explains balisong tricks in 24 levels of difficulty. Balisong flipping goes all the way back to the Philippines. The balisong was used in traditional Filipino combative arts, and balisong flipping was used to create openings during combat. Corbin explains how he's mastered balisong flipping, and how you can go from the simplest flips to the most complex.
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@thomasstoycos8543 2 года назад

"Never catch a falling blade..." 5 seconds later "Now we are going to do aerials."

@mythbot889 2 года назад

Ik ur kidding but he meant the blade not the handles

@bjjsdshepard1 2 года назад

But you can catch a thrown or flying knife. Just not a falling blade 😶😆

@frederickauer8966 2 года назад

A common saying we’ve got in kitchens is “a falling knife has no handle” because we tend to keep our knives as sharp as possible, it’s very easy to cut yourself deep if you try to catch it and fail. But I imagine his knife isn’t nearly as sharp as a chefs knife

@BigBadBoneDaddy 2 года назад

@@frederickauer8966 Can confirm, every holiday dinner I spend with a couple I know my buddy Scott has to remind the in laws where the, "normal knives," are. The man doesn't like to let anyone hold the knives he uses.

@imbuckandimheretofuck8908 2 года назад

He means don't catch it when you mess up and lose the control of the knife

@yemi6358 2 года назад

Screw the knife, this dudes ability to execute such a solid explanation for each thing is top notch.

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Thank you!

@bombarded15 2 года назад

Seriously, explaining stuff without doing it is impressive, even with things I know well I'd still be like "uh, just watch hang on" lol

@guerilla_food 2 года назад

@@bombarded15 the guy is probably reading his script off a monitor behind the camera. He obviously knows his stuff, though.

@djwolfie14 2 года назад

@@guerilla_food quite possibly but I dunno, I caught once or twice when he had to look down at his hand (I'm guessing imagining the movements) to confirm which finger or movement is next. Would think if he was reading a script he wouldn't need to do that

@guerilla_food 2 года назад

@@djwolfie14 did you ever have to do an oral presentation with palm cards? You wouldn't look at them the whole time. You're looking up and gesticulating periodically to not sound like you're reading directly off the cards. That same principle applies for using monitors/teleprompters. Source, worked for local broadcaster for 8 months.

@OskaIvanovichSmirnov 2 года назад

Nice tricks. Finally master all 24. The last few tricks are extremely hard when you only have 3 fingers left.

@__-ic7si 2 года назад

guys call the police.

@jimz2032 2 года назад

Lol

@snacks1755 2 года назад

@@marginalized945 my guy.... do you know what a joke is?

@wotiop237 2 года назад

@@marginalized945 You ruined it

@fake_dice_fr 2 года назад

@@marginalized945 r/woooosh

@thefinestgent817 2 года назад

Never been one to do this kind of thing, but this is my cousin. I’m both proud and shocked to have stumbled across this video just now. Way to go man!

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Thanks buddy!

@deet0s640 Год назад

@@lovinsbalis woah its the man himself

@SoldierAndrew Год назад

@@lovinsbalis what's your favorite balisong trainer?

@Bruh-gc7rd Год назад

@@SoldierAndrew it’s a little late, but I would go with the squid industries squiddy B as your first knife

@mRibbons Год назад

@@lovinsbalis breh. My name is Corbin as well. I've been studying this video for a week and didn't even notice till I read this comment. It's super unusual to find another Corbin out there. Thanks for the balisong tricks, teach!

@connordirks 2 года назад

I like how even this guy has cuts on his fingers and a bandaid on. No matter how good you are at anything, you can always be better and even "pros" make mistakes

@calemarii 2 года назад

Or he was just cutting vegetables

@bhotsnax 2 года назад

Or has eczema

@Frank7489 2 года назад

What’s the point of doing these tricks w an actual edge?

@abbykeeney1281 2 года назад

He has a giant scar on his left arm, too, lol.

@falconimation1 2 года назад

@@Frank7489 it's more flashy or something

@shantoochee2038 2 года назад

imagine getting in a fight with this guy and he just starts pulling the level 24 loll

@CouchCit 2 года назад

I'd pull my level 24 gun. Let's see who wins.

@kurtthegamer076 2 года назад

@@CouchCit I'd pull out my level 24 slippers and just run

@kloklon 2 года назад

@@CouchCit depends on how close the person with the knife is. i think there are a lot more situations where the knife is deadlier than one would initially suspect. everyone i've met who is doing fighting sports always told me getting into a fight with someone wielding a knife is the scariest thing ever, and even as a black belt you should usually just run.

@gamingelementalist6725 2 года назад

@@CouchCit 90% of the time in a spontaneous melee situation like what most brawls end up being, the knife would win if they know what they're doing. It's faster, more accurate, and more efficient. I've seen people that can pull out a knife and slice your dominant arm with it before the gun is even drawn. Makes it pretty hard to shoot accurate after that or even wield the gun in the first place since it usually ends up on the floor, after that it's pretty easy to dispatch the person formerly holding a gun if their dumb enough to try to keep going.

@gamingelementalist6725 2 года назад

A lot of the time tricks and flair don't translate into combat knowledge. It might be intimidating and there are people who do both, but they aren't the same thing necessarily. That goes for a lot of artistic variations on techniques inspired by weapons or combat.

@mfox6777 2 года назад

I've watched dozens of balisong tutorials, and this is the only one that actually taught me something

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I appreciate you!

@dickurkel6910 2 года назад

You weren't watching properly then, or you weren't practicing. This video explains a lot and is great, but so are most other balisong tutorials, if you didn't learn anything it just means you couldn't understand it.

@dequasont1063 2 года назад

Big flips is a great channel if you’re looking for more tutorials, short and simple explanation

@fake_dice_fr 2 года назад

try big flips, he has really good, in depth tutorials on balisong tricks

@Kototag Год назад

Looks at big flips

@D.K81 Год назад

I used to flip these all throughout my late teenage years. I never knew any names of tricks or anything. I just made stuff up or modified what I saw in a movie (mainly 80s & 90s martial arts / action films). My friends thought it was awesome and some thought I was nuts but it always made me feel good doing it. Fast forward 25 years, I find myself missing this past time and ended up here. I'll be ordering a couple of trainers and going back to this as a way to de-stress and have fun doing it.

@rickyb955 Год назад

OMG, it's so similar to my own story! Been flipping (with crappy balisongs though) since the very beginning of the 90s, without knowing the names of the tricks. Now years later, I just realized: There's now a huge community of flippers, new tricks that are super cool, and I just ordered a trainer balisong. I can't wait to get back to flipping!

@MrKoblepot Год назад

So ? You caught back your old skills ? 😊

@undrachevr Год назад

Same. I just recently got back into it and amazed of how advanced it has gotten.

@v1Broadcaster 9 месяцев назад

can you name some old movies for reference pls😊

@D.K81 9 месяцев назад

@@v1Broadcaster some movies that come to mind are "Big Brawl" (the movie that really got my attention with Balisongs), "Face Off", "Falling Down", License to Kill", and "Double Impact". I know there's a lot more low budget 80's to mid 90's action movies that have some Balisong play in them but those were just the first few I could remember the names offhand. Hope you enjoy those films and hope you don't accidently stab your foot flipping, while watching them. Lol

@efectomariposa2010 2 года назад

I am 100% in agreement with the levels that he proposes, he is a great flipper

@mrpwes8342 2 года назад

I feel like fanning shouldn’t be higher then chaps tho

@zeniffpurser7921 2 года назад

The only way you could do level 25 is double handed blindfolded flipping

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I appreciate that more than you know! Thank you so much!

@RedX5Z 2 года назад

@@lovinsbalis awesome demonstration man, you earned another sub!

@Epyxoid 2 года назад

@@mrpwes8342 Exactly what I was thinking! I think it shouldn't even be higher than rollovers.

@PKBratney 2 года назад

The band-aid on his finger was a really nice touch

@tomepsilon 2 года назад

touch? injury is not touch

@CGoody564 2 года назад

@@tomepsilon whoosh

@Jibi-kun 2 года назад

We know he did get cut while shooting this...

@TonyisToking 2 года назад

@@Jibi-kun I’m not surprised, demonstrating for a camera (getting the angles) can be disorienting.

@tashvintash4839 2 года назад

It means even a PRO makes mistakes

@SamSam563 2 года назад

dude i commented on his IG and he actually replied back. humble great dude!

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I actually also reply on here as well! Thanks for the kind words!

@zent3379 2 года назад

I don't think I've ever seen such an in depth and perfect explanation of such technically difficult and dangerous skills

@ziggystardust2435 2 года назад

i can confirm, this man is a great flipper based off of the fact that i cannot do a single one of these

@harmonwest9754 2 года назад

Start with a thumb rollover, I found after that everything gets easier, like he says it’s used in almost every trick

@fluke7506 2 года назад

I can do a helix so that's about where I am

@SxxS9 2 года назад

Nah it take some time and you'll get better so keep doing it

@mannylee4097 2 года назад

Yeah lols he was at blade show balicomp many times

@agonleed3841 2 года назад

just get one and practice while on the toilet like I did lol

@bishhsasspusi2904 2 года назад

When you fight with this guy, butterflies in the stomach gives it a whole new meaning.

@paulbogart6845 2 года назад

comment of the century here! 100%

@katsu7387 2 года назад

Butterfly knives in the stomach😳

@Justme-sl7ti 2 года назад

Haha real scary lol

@mathieuloyer7751 2 года назад

i got stab by one of those in the leg and they stole all my stuff let me tell you one thing ... that is a skill that nobody exept soldier should learn!!!

@victinistealth5756 2 года назад

@@mathieuloyer7751 r/thathappened

@trenvert123 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your expertise. I have a lot of new tricks to try now. And thank you Philippines for sharing your culture with us.

@telloflips Год назад

As a Balisong flipper and RU-vidr, I can agree that the hobby is a great thing to get into and has an awesome community

@Bladek1d 2 года назад

As a flipper currently stuck on what new tricks to learn, this came quiet in handy... Thanks a lot

@CANControlGRAFFITI 2 года назад

A flipper?

@forna4090 2 года назад

flipper.

@skankhunt-wy9wy 2 года назад

Wow. You're a bigger loser than this dude is 🤣

@bobbirdsong6825 2 года назад

@@CANControlGRAFFITI yes that is what people who flip balisongs call themselves

@crubbythebeagle57 2 года назад

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@owen.hates.school 2 года назад

For those just getting into the hobby: he’s right about the different styles. Every single flipper has a different style and by everyone I mean EVERYONE. There’s a reason why there’s no perfect tutorial, but this one was great :)

@gabeklocke9916 2 года назад

I agree most people have preferences on what type of tricks they like and dislike some people dislike parabolics or fans. It’s all dependent on what you like. Personal I dislike aerials because I find them boring

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Yeah this is my personal take on the challenge they gave to me. There are flippers I'd like to see do it though

@crubbythebeagle57 2 года назад

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@sethhowerton1489 2 года назад

Oh thank you for enlightening us that the pro who's been doing it for five years is right. 🤣👍

@James-vq1bp 2 года назад

Also don’t forget not to compare yourself to others. Don’t be like “oh i wish i was like _____ “ it gets discouraging at first but if you keep putting effort in to be the best “you” possible then you’re doing it right.

@hustle2muscle 2 года назад

This is probably the most complete tutorial all in one video I have seen so far! Great job

@leviboko7737 2 года назад

I'm Filipino and I never knew u can do tricks like these. People here usually use balisong to stab people. :)

@nashnashnash8205 2 года назад

Dark asf XDD

@asimpleactiveuser_88 Год назад

Tondo moments

@iChefTheImpossible 2 года назад

Obviously he has done this a few times. The fact that he can break it down so easily shows you his level of mastery. If you have never tried to teach people, it can be eye opening

@alex-qu7kb 2 года назад

few? try THOUSANDS

@zachsuarez1830 2 года назад

@@alex-qu7kb 😐😐😐

@arthurmorgan4460 2 года назад

100% like you can learn something at a high level but that doesn't mean you can teach the same thing. Crazy how that works because you have the knowledge and practice. It's just you can't give that to someone else the same way you understand it.

@drdre4397 2 года назад

@@alex-qu7kb absolute cantaloupe of a comment.

@veryrealdrdog 2 года назад

@@drdre4397 Meaning?

@alaskawashington 2 года назад

honestly, it’s more impressive to me that someone can clearly explain each of these tricks and not confuse themselves (let alone the viewers) with the verbal explanation of something that I’m sure has become very largely muscle memory at this point.

@ScorpioVI 2 года назад

YES! So much yes. I'm Filipino and grew up flipping the balisong. I didn't even know those tricks had names. It's just something we watched somebody else do and copied. The "do it like this" method. The verbal breakdown of the techniques involved is very impressive.

@Flarefin 2 года назад

yea it’s one thing to perform these tricks, but to also be able to explain them so clearly is very impressive

@issackaiser 2 года назад

Yep. I tried to teach my cousin to do the trick once and I just gave up trying to explain and sent him a tutorial video link instead 🤣

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I very much appreciate it!

@Kitto1 2 года назад

meet bigflips

@user-ff5zi5ue4x 10 месяцев назад

I like how specific and detailed you are with explaining the tricks. Great resource

@mcgilligan7891 2 года назад

Never have I seen 24 levels of ways we can shank someone in style.

@seahyx120 2 года назад

Imagine trying to shank someone but you end up doing tricks for them

@JOtupp 2 года назад

I love how he has a bandaid on his little finger

@stripeybeast 2 года назад

And a huge scar on his forearm

@TheTriumfAnt 2 года назад

Finger count of 10 = win. For now.

@DemanaJaire 2 года назад

A bandaid? He has 3 bandaids, Jesus Christ, he's been doing it for 5 years and still getting gut this much? This hobby is so dangerous I'm shooketh.

@GR3MGR3M 2 года назад

@@DemanaJaire ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Funny story how I cut it during filming actually

@Ms2cents 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for promoting my country’s FMA. You got some very impressive skills! 🇵🇭 🇺🇸 🎉❤

@jimmytwo-times4394 4 месяца назад

🇺🇸 ❤️ Pinoy

@loganwork7024 2 года назад

I like how he starts by explaining the bite and safe handle, then the second trick is a Y2k rollover. This trick brings back good memories, first time I dropped a knife on my foot

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Thank you!

@Luke-ih1oc 5 месяцев назад

*first* time?

@blakexie5209 2 года назад

I like how wired actually gets someone credible to talk about the topic they’re doing a video about, unlike other channels (watchmojo) that talk like they know what they’re talking about but don’t

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I appreciate it!

@theknifegirl9409 2 года назад

So proud of you Corbin, it always amazing to see the balisong community being represented positively on higher levels

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

THANK YOU!

@devinwhite1086 2 года назад

@@lovinsbalis hey man you should comment up above you could probaly get some followers people seem to like you

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

@@devinwhite1086 I've commented a few times my IG. I gained like 400 followers in 24 hours haha I'm gonna comment again soon

@akshayganeshkumar5645 5 месяцев назад

Hello a passing neurosurgical resident here- i would like to add the left side of your brain actually controls your right hand and vice versa but got your point and independent bidextrous movements is really awesome

@londontheriault5138 Год назад

Couldn't ask for better explanations. Thanks a lot!

@floob247 2 года назад

Brought to you by the guy who looks the least likely to own a knife. 😆

@mkv2718 2 года назад

Who doesn’t own a knife tho? How else am is one gonna cut their dinner?

@eyadmardini8904 2 года назад

@@mkv2718 you guys cut your food?

@stahduhst 2 года назад

@@eyadmardini8904 you guys have food?

@afghanyeti 2 года назад

@@eyadmardini8904 sometimes, sometime I just hold it down and tear it apart with my teeth

@JuanWonOne 2 года назад

@@stahduhst depends on what you consider food. People used to eat shoe leather and or tree bark to stay alive.

@LastBastian Год назад

Nice! Been edc'ing balisong knives for over 30 years. ...never knew most of this terminology, so this is useful. 👍

@tjcallaway7524 10 месяцев назад

I've been playing with these knives since I was a child. I'm 41 now, I never knew there were competitions or actual tricks. However, I have a motion or two that I did not see in this video. Amazing content, thanks for the entertainment.

@FirstLast-jl1wc 2 года назад

In case anyone is wondering, the knife he is using is a BladeRunnersSystems Orange Select Replicant w/ Alt blade.

@daddydankmemes6260 2 года назад

Commonly known as a Tiger Rep

@drewbee2024 2 года назад

@@daddydankmemes6260 Not true, Tiger reps and orange selects are very different. Orange are more common and less expensive and only features orange and black. Whilst the Tiger rep hasn’t been produced for almost two years and includes white coloring and often better hardware 👌🏻

@daddydankmemes6260 2 года назад

@@drewbee2024 ah guess i didnt look close, looked like a tiger rep to me

@eugenelenskih2885 2 года назад

all sold out :(

@arielbaez671 2 года назад

@@eugenelenskih2885 always...

@jimmybonse7151 2 года назад

This video is extremely well done. The slow-mo back and forth really makes the movements make sense

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I LOVE how Wired did this

@j45002 2 года назад

I had the opposite opinion. The slow motion and reversing really confused me

@royk8721 Год назад

@@j45002 thats what i was going to say, the revering the video makes it impossible to follow for me

@simonalp6881 Год назад

Thank you my balisong sensei! This is going in to my favorite list so i can come back now and then to practice those ive not learned yet.

@dustinlee8738 2 года назад

A++ on the editing for this video. I can't imagine the organizational skills required to put this together.

@bujang3022 2 года назад

Here in the philippines there is something people say, when they open the balisong flourishingly, he isnt dangerous. But when he opens the balisong with both hands, thats when you run.

@c4rlow455 2 года назад

Meaning he means business and wants dugo.

@colbytucker2178 Год назад

And if he opens with both hands he is… A noob

@wanderingviewer8411 Год назад

@@colbytucker2178 Or a leaf cutter

@FlyingAlmonds 2 года назад

As a professional butterfly knife trickster in Valorant, this was a great video.

@gamingelementalist6725 2 года назад

Had me in the first half, ngl.

@Fausto_4841 2 года назад

How much do u make being a pro flipper?

@gamingelementalist6725 2 года назад

@@Fausto_4841 Valorant is a video game. It was a joke.

@lilu6901 2 года назад

ughh the new skins are so nice

@romilestorninos9305 2 года назад

This trick learned in Philippines

@soullessone_edc6226 Год назад

Dude thank you for this video I've always wanted to get my hand on one looks like a lot of fun

@lxv-crunchy 2 года назад

My first comes Tomorrow and thanks for making this video so I can get a general understanding!

@halensabet2232 2 года назад

proud to be a member of the community. It is refreshing to see some light shed onto this beautiful passion

@BladeWieldingQueen 2 года назад

I'm with you on that!

@hachikuji 2 года назад

Definitely

@xTR123x 2 года назад

👍

@TrenMonster 2 года назад

Same but also pewds has really gotten into it too which is cool to see

@halensabet2232 2 года назад

@@TrenMonster who?

@StoneMountain64 2 года назад

Dam this is insane

@daodude3189 2 года назад

64!

@ericb.7354 2 года назад

Stoneee

@thecasualgamer8062 2 года назад

Even the commanding officer is impressed.

@miraitwosix1570 2 года назад

Even the CO was amazed

@neryflores863 2 года назад

Love you stone!

@ashuragaming1981 Год назад

I flipped balisong too earlier. I remember i started with a cheap 7$ balisong. It was such a trash, often screws falled out, than i used locktite to avoid this problem, than the pins broke, i used tape to hold it together, than one fall and the blade broke into 2 pieces. Than i bought a replicant clone, that was way better but still had a nice amount of handle play. Learned lots of tricks, interesting to see some intermed tricks and harder tricks i know, but i always stragle with a basic ladder. I like thumbrolls fans choker fans, vertical arials. I remember times when i had 20+ cuts on index finger and more on the others but it never stopped me flipping it. Its a good feeling when you make a trick its not that hard, but the way and time it requires to done it the first time can be long. But after you done it once you remeber the feeling, the momentum and its a great thing in flipping. Maybe its time to flip again .

@JohnDoe-oo9ll 2 года назад

I hope they rewarded him well for providing one of the better ballisong videos even amongst the community

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Wired gave me great compensation and an amazing time in NYC!

@smiffyboy7039 2 года назад

I feel like flair bartending would be a cool one of these types of videos to see.

@flippyfliperson4092 2 года назад

Ooh yeah! Also there are versions of bottle openers for these knives!

@gamingelementalist6725 2 года назад

Yes. I've always wanted to get into that. That and the science and chemistry required for professional mixology.

@rileytipper5110 2 года назад

I jus started flaring a month ago , learnt about 9 tricks or so so far , its actually really fun n gets me a lot of tips at the bar

@carsomyr8276 2 года назад

Plot twist, he actually cut his finger chopping vegetables.

@kokonutmilkshake703 2 года назад

Well, at least he cut his fingers, _with style_

@PROTEUS_SEER-OF-EONS Год назад

This is the best explanation of anything ever.

@PDXFlips 5 месяцев назад

A great video all together very helpful although I couldn't help but laugh as he explained at each new trick that we are increasing complexity

@AngryKittens 2 года назад

I'm Filipino. As a kid (before internet), I remember sitting in a bench one summer, watching in awe as a "motorista" (a motorcycle taxi for more remote farming villages with no public transport) showed us tricks with the "veinte y nueve". It's a bit weird seeing it become an international hobby. LOL Even Pewdiepie has one!

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

It's definitely blown up even since I came in. Batangas definitely has a special place in my heart

@zyieron 2 года назад

@@lovinsbalis you're such a legend, thanks for the tutorial it's really good.

@edwardteach1992 2 года назад

Dude I've only known about this knife through one of Rico Blanco's songs

@rumblefish9 2 года назад

Im Filipino and my grandpa gave me a balisong when I was 11.

@prqphet 2 года назад

“Dude, I’ve had you at gunpoint for 7 minutes now, just empty your pockets alrea-“ “Nah one sec bro just gotta **hyunhh** Chaplin the reverse zero-g double trouble finger bubble into the **hyeaunh** staggered freestyle zen wombo combo **nyuhh** then you’ll be shakin in those boots”

@blue-jr4iv 2 года назад

i have been thinking of a name for a trick i made up, it is now called the freestyle wombo combo

@liamhutfles4113 2 года назад

Mugger: *pulls gun on me Me: * Pulls out bali. Blender to aerial to twirl to helix to zero-G Chaplin to thumb rollover to wrist pass Mugger: *shoots me This is actually one of my favorite combos and takes twelve seconds to do

@liamhutfles4113 2 года назад

@@GimmickBox39 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TxIJcDSBIqE.html

@bobafute1621 2 года назад

@@GimmickBox39 level 8 brah

@jerald2084 2 года назад

as a balisong user this is what we are all like

@lucascroft9973 2 года назад

I just got into balisong flipping and I am very happy with the tricks I learned on this tutorial thank you so much

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

No problem!

@Heroic3552 Год назад

The fact that this guy had to memorize all of this stuff is crazy

@flippyfliperson4092 Год назад

This barely scratches the surface of what corbin knows. The dude is absolutely amazing.

@nickjohnson3692 2 года назад

This is what a tutorial video should look like and sounds like. Very clear and clean. 10/10. Pass it on

@LukeLast 2 года назад

No this is not a good tutorial for beginners, there are much better video series out there. It's very entertaining though.

@evanholmes2369 2 года назад

Sick! This might be the most well put together balisong vid I’ve watched

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Thanks Evan. Blessed to call you a friend of mine

@crubbythebeagle57 2 года назад

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@evanholmes2369 2 года назад

@@lovinsbalis back atchu mayn 🤘🏾

@huntersiagames6028 Год назад

Dude mad respect to anyone who can do an aerial with a live blade

@abee2749 Год назад

just got my first butterfly knife yesterday, and my hand is already bruised and cut to bits. i love it so much already

@Decriminilize 2 года назад

This guy looks like he's about to take over Toman with some genius plan

@moopiemilk-1 2 года назад

outta pocket

@TheZoragon 2 года назад

Ah man. There's a lot of jokes i could throw, but it would all be spoilers.

@Kevin-vu3vj 2 года назад

i wish i could see this comment for the first time again

@vineetpawar2072 2 года назад

Tokyo Revengers gang rise 🔥

@rok6816 2 года назад

loooool

@240lifestyle 2 года назад

I’m glad the algorithm put this in my feed. I never knew about these blade tricks but I still watched the whole video. Really neat. Insane tricks!

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Thank you!

@loganwork7024 2 года назад

I'm 18, and just realized I've been using a balisong since I was 8 or 9. Kinda crazy how the tricks become muscle memory and once you have them down its no problem to incorporate any basic move into any advanced trick and add your own flair

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

Everyone has different styles. It's crazy to see we learn the same tricks and they still come out different

@AseeF Год назад

Wired: how many tricks are you doing today? This guy: Yes.

@DemiX7X 2 года назад

As a long time balisong collector and flipper I love the exposure that this gives it, it’s not a very well known art form but to me, it’s one of the most beautiful and relaxing.

@flippyfliperson4092 2 года назад

Oooh what’s in your collection. I have a Kraken Trainer A lucha with alu handles Squiddy B & a few other little crappy things.

@pain5343 2 года назад

I’m so happy our community is getting more exposure!!!!

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

It needs it!

@bl1zzard234 2 года назад

i finally did my first rollover. i feel so proud

@5FiveseveN7 2 года назад

This is the best flippin' video I have seen. Very nice!

@bryghian 2 года назад

I never imagined a childhood memory being an international hobby... This is so cool

@elibeeblebrox1084 2 года назад

Purchase advice: if you're going cheap, just stick with trainers. Any cheap balisong is typically not well balanced or constructed, and you don't want a sharp edge on something that is difficult to twirl or may fall apart.

@overtheatlas 2 года назад

Yeah no brainer, I wouldn't want to use a cheap balisong. It would mean bad joints and bad blade. The parts of the blade could be sharper or duller. Super dangerous

@PerseusR51 2 года назад

Got any reccomended trainers that are good quality for the best price? I plan on buying one but don't know where to start.

@thejourney2451 2 года назад

@@PerseusR51 I'm planning on getting a Squiddy Balisong trainer. It looks great imo and I heard that It feels and as well and it's pretty cheap.

@masonw536 Год назад

Get a live blade first, and get a nice one. It’s unfortunate but and “real” balisong won’t be anything less than 200. Bite the bullet get the knife you won’t regret it.

@koldbrew7582 Год назад

@@PerseusR51 I do recommend the Marcolo C116, it’s excellent

@unlegendaryduc 9 месяцев назад

The fact that he broke down every trick with a well edited video playing on the side makes it so easy to understand. I just started flipping and used to think that no way I could do those complicated tricks but this video totally changed my view of it. Appreciate it

@cradleofgoth Год назад

Corbin's a legend and a legit pro

@mycroft16 2 года назад

Literally the only thing I would want added to this video is some tracked indication of which side of the blade is the spine during the tricks. Because it looked like the bite edge was hitting his fingers a couple times. Just a red highlight to show how it's moving would have been the icing on the already awesome cake. Seriously, this was amazing.

@inksword6029 2 года назад

Yeah that blade in particular is slightly more symmetrical than others so it's hard to differentiate the edge for people who are not too experienced

@Lftarded Год назад

That's why he always points his wrist down in case the edge is coming towards, you can stop it and end it with a shortstop or a thumb rollover. Also, the bite handle always has the latch attached to it

@izumi2165 Год назад

this is easy to spot if you know how a 'tanto' blade looks. if you look at the blade while it's static you can see that the edge isn't curved but has a part that changes it's direction. every time you see that, you know it's the bite handle. also, the spine on that little triangle that changes direction at the tip of the blade is curved in this exact model (BRS replicant). now, if you're more experienced, even without knowing the trick, you can guess what handle they're holding because of reflections or how they deal with the momentum.

@TheUmaricanDream 2 года назад

safety tip: never catch a falling blade reverse guillotine: catch a falling blade

@Tacet137 2 года назад

Well those tricks are no longer safe, no one said so

@TheUmaricanDream 2 года назад

@@Tacet137 i think anyone can fill in the blank that theres no safe way to play with knives

@danielm5893 2 года назад

this commend bud

@4esv 2 года назад

Not only is he doing all these tricks, with a live blade. But on top of that he's able to explain them on an incredibly digestible level and then most impressive of all he's able to fail the tricks in the exact manner that he is describing as to show what not to do.

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I'm super grateful you appreciate all those small things

@refridgerator130 Год назад

This vid really helped me get the Chaplan down and I started a week ago :)

@rbr1170 2 года назад

"How you get out of it is your choice" : Well then, I guess I am getting out of it with fewer fingers than when I began.

@owenkane8513 2 года назад

So glad to have been able to watch this hobby and community grow! It’s amazing to see it come into a larger light and get some support!

@dennisd1530 Год назад

Man I love Corbin. He's cool af. Great person. When he won the bali competition I was so happy for him you'd think I won. I like the way he explains what the bali is doing during the trick. When it comes to difficulties my order would be slightly different. But that's expected when your learning some things come easier some come harder for different people. But they're all in the right area at least. Where I really disagree with him (not saying he's wrong or I'm right, it's a difference in opinion) is where he tells you to use trainers when learning. I'm not a fan of trainers. Been flipping for 8 years and have never owned one. Bali flipping is a full contact type sport. If your scared of cuts go play with yoyo's!

@Thegulper847 Год назад

I saw the Band-Aid on your finger you really are the champ

@jairogonsales9104 2 года назад

I would NEVER think such a specific thing has so much techniques behind it

@Lftarded Год назад

I mean, pen spinning and yoyoing is the same

@PzMcQunn 2 года назад

*on the 14th level of 24-levels* "Yeah so throw the knife AT your neck..."

@vaiyt 2 года назад

On level 20 you catch the knife with your eyeball

@StevenHokins 2 года назад

Awesome, thanks for sharing

@pedrobelano4208 2 месяца назад

You are a balisong master ...professional player...

@Alex-zi1nb 2 года назад

The blindfold and freestyle doubles is just insane

@GitGudWO 2 года назад

Never expected balisong to be this awesome and have its own competitions!

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

I think I've done 4 live competitions now 😎 it's great!

@ihearnoevil Год назад

Thank you for this.

@_Noirscape 2 года назад

I like that he was able to show some of the tricks done incorrectly. I know it can be difficult to override muscle memory once you’re well-practiced in something.

@koncr440 2 года назад

Next we have the Spring roll, and this is often known as the step-sister of the Rainbow Blender because it is learned directly after it

@knifezoid 2 года назад

Yes Corbin! Superstar status! 💪

@crubbythebeagle57 2 года назад

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@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

My man!

@kim-pf2fy 11 дней назад

Got my balisong yesterday and i couldn't learn any tricks for the life of me but learned the first two off of this video in like an hour😭 The way he explains makes it so easy to understand

@m4dun14p Год назад

Inspiring, great vid

@Tetratronic 2 года назад

TF2 Spy mains: Write that down, write that down!

@Acideye48 2 года назад

I literally started learning tricks when I wanted to do a Spy costume for Halloween years ago. I only used a plastic toy knife at the time

@jdslipknot 2 года назад

Criminals in London: Write that down, write that down!

@invertedghostgames9899 2 года назад

I was looking for this comment. This is true.

@Otak-View 2 года назад

Is this game still alive? I used to play back in 2012/2013.

@josemantua8808 2 года назад

@@Otak-View now it Has a cheater problem but Halloween is here and the community is better than ever

@Evangq 2 года назад

This is exactly what I wanted to see today ❤

@redlikegreenday4825 2 года назад

I've watched this video so many times before I actually owned a balisong. Recently got one and I'm using the video as my progress bar. Thanks Corbin and Wired

@lovinsbalis 2 года назад

No problem 😏👌 keep up the flips!

@falup1287 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for the tricks

@radnwavy5531 2 года назад

"Calling 911 is known as the uncle of the neck catch, because that's what you do shortly after learning the neck catch"

@susantparida8369 2 года назад

Haha

@balisongnerd 2 года назад

Hope this video gets some people into the hobby!

@victor-emmanuel7485 2 года назад

Looked it up a bit, sadly these knives are banned to own in my (and many other) countries… even the trainers 🤣🤔

@Pestilence420 2 года назад

Thanks for this been playing with these since i was 10 im 22 now and got 2 new ones an descided to get back into but actually watch a guide ive been kinda just mixing tricks and arials till now but i got some sharper blades an stick myself far more often so i will be follwing this guide before attempting arials again or might have to buy some duller ones till i shake my rust off awesome video tho

@Carcharodon 10 месяцев назад

I'm currently 8 months into flipping and the last 8 months have been the most enjoyable

@636Knight 2 года назад

As an Octane main, I approve and stand by this video. Thanks, WIRED.

@DooderKing 2 года назад

Lol what’s ur rank

@coolbrotherf127 2 года назад

@@DooderKing I got to Diamond playing Octane. I love just boosting straight at teams and running them over, but players get too good to just do that past plat.