Learning to throw an axe from an "Axepert"!

Published on March 8, 2021
Duration: 13:22

This guide provides a beginner-friendly introduction to axe throwing at Blades and Boards in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. It covers essential safety protocols, the scoring system, and detailed instructions for both two-handed and one-handed throwing techniques. The expert, Tommy, emphasizes proper axe rotation and distance adjustment for optimal sticking, offering advice for new throwers to improve accuracy and enjoy the experience.

Quick Summary

Learn axe throwing at Blades and Boards for $20 per hour. Beginners receive expert instruction on safe handling, throwing techniques, and scoring. They offer various axes and leagues for all skill levels.

Chapters

  1. 00:22Introduction to Blades and Boards
  2. 00:34About Blades and Boards
  3. 01:03First Time Axe Throwing Experience
  4. 01:38Axe Throwing Cost
  5. 01:49Types of Axes Available
  6. 02:13Options After Learning to Throw
  7. 02:45Sponsorship for US Open
  8. 02:55Information on the US Open
  9. 03:38Meet Tyler Schultz, US Open Qualifier
  10. 04:16Tyler's Preferred Axe
  11. 04:24Advice for New Throwers
  12. 04:41Learning to Throw: Expert Demo
  13. 05:18Safety Brief and Throwing Basics
  14. 05:45Axe Throwing Scoring System
  15. 06:00Understanding Fault Lines
  16. 06:39Two Types of Axe Throws
  17. 06:46Two-Handed Throw Technique
  18. 07:02One-Handed Throw Technique
  19. 07:18First Throw Practice
  20. 08:20Adjusting for Accuracy
  21. 08:54Continued Practice and Feedback
  22. 10:16Checking the Score
  23. 10:30How the Point System Works
  24. 11:15Thank You and Closing Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost and duration for axe throwing at Blades and Boards?

The standard cost for axe throwing at Blades and Boards is $20 per person for a one-hour session. Discounted rates may also be available for longer sessions or group bookings.

What should a beginner expect during their first axe throwing session?

First-time axe throwers will receive a safety briefing and a brief lesson from an expert (5-15 minutes) to learn comfortable throwing techniques and how to correct their throws for better sticking.

What are the different types of axes available for throwing?

Blades and Boards offers a range of axes, starting with a traditional house axe called the 'East Wing'. For more experienced throwers, they have elite axes like the 'Corporal', 'Commander', 'Butcher', 'Wallet Axe', and a 'Big Axe' used in leagues.

How does the scoring system work in axe throwing?

The scoring system typically starts with the bullseye at 6 points, decreasing to 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 point. Special 'kill shots' on the board are worth 8 points.

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