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As the distance changes, so does the amount of power and rotation needed. Getting comfortable with that rhythm is what gradually leads to longer streaks.
Before throwing, take a moment to judge how far away the next platform is. Hold to build power, adjust the angle, and release when you are ready. The knife keeps spinning during flight, so both the throw and the rotation determine whether it lands correctly.
Some targets are close together, while others leave a wider gap. Changing your timing from one throw to the next becomes part of every run.
A controlled throw is usually better than a powerful one. Watch how the knife rotates instead of rushing into the next attempt. If a particular blade feels comfortable, spend a few rounds learning its movement before switching to another. Consistency often leads to better scores than taking unnecessary risks.
Rounds rarely last long, which makes it easy to jump back in after a mistake. A missed landing becomes immediate feedback rather than a major setback, encouraging another attempt with a slightly different angle or power. Over time, judging distance becomes more natural, and platforms that once seemed difficult start to feel much easier.
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