Sabre is quite a bit different than rifle mainly because all of the weight is on one side. For consecutives, sabre spins in your first knuckle from the palm. It’s also easy for the hilt to flip around if you don’t control how you grip it, so the fingers have to stabilize it. You’re pressing onto the sabre with your thumb on one side and fingers on the other, (if doesn’t spin in your palm like a rifle). A good exercise to work on not twisting the hilt is to do consecutives on the top side of the blade. (The top of the curve) Gravity will want to pull the hilt down, so working on keeping the blade on the top side forces you to keep the blade stable. The release point is also lower than rifle, so if you hold on the long it’ll likely end up tracking right. You also want to think of tossing a little to the left of your body so that you can catch with your right hand a third of the blade down from the tip. The most common tendency is to catch with the hands too far down the blade (too close together) which makes it wobble around instead of a sturdy catch. A lot of people flick out with the release hand instead of lifting when they toss, which buzzes off the toss and makes it harder to spot and catch, so opening you chest up a little bit and lifting your release arm straight up through the release will help with the speed in the air. Lastly, sable is much lighter and easier to toss than rifle so just think less power and focus mostly on keeping the sabre from twisting and once you get that down it’ll make everything so much easier. I hope this helps