 One of our smaller known events is ax throwing. Our team of ax throwing experts guide participants through lessons and contests to see who can do the best and learned the fastest. In preparation for taking our ax-throwing class, this post will go into what you can expect, tips that will help, and things that you should not do when learning to throw an ax.
Dos and Don’ts of Axe Throwing Do: Have Fun Ax throwing is about learning a new skill and having fun on a date night or night out with friends and family. As such, you should work to have fun and enjoy your class. This isn’t a serious less that you will be tested on at the end. If you aren’t having fun, then we aren’t doing our job. Don’t: Come Drunk While ax-throwing is supposed to be fun and games, the reality is, you are wielding a weapon. As such, you should not come drunk or tipsy. Think about going out for drinks after learning how to throw axes. You can even bargain that the “winner” gets a free drink! Do: Wear Good Shoes While we don’t expect you to drop an ax, we don’t want you wearing strappy stilettos. Should you drop an ax, even it’s handle will result in a pretty good bruise when you have nothing protecting your foot. In addition, good shoes make the learning process easier. Don’t: Come Alone Our ax-throwing classes are meant for groups of six or more! Call ahead to book an appointment so that you know your triple date night is ready for action. Perfect for families, couples, and friends. What to Expect in Axe Throwing Classes Our ax-throwing classes take place on Fridays and Saturdays with groups of six or more. When you arrive at our ax-throwing class with your five friends, you will be given lessons by our expert. They will go over the correct posture as well as tips and tricks for throwing an ax perfectly. All guests throw within lanes that are enclosed by metal fencing so that you don’t have a chance of hurting other guests. Key Facts:
If you are interested in booking an ax-throwing class in Boise, Idaho with friends then Bodies in Motion is the place for you. Our classes will run you through the basics as well as tips and tricks to get better. Remember, you must be an adult, wearing closed-toed shoes, and with at least five of your friends. We have Friday and Saturday offerings throughout the year.
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3/11/2020 06:00:08 pm
My son was talking about wanting to go axe throwing the other day, so we wanted to learn more about it. It's fun to learn that it can be a fun thing to do with family and that you should come with groups of six or more if you'd like. We'd love to find an axe throwing center to go to sometime this summer for family night. 9/22/2020 06:16:42 am
My friends and I are planning to play an axe-throwing game for our reunion, which is why we're currenlty looking for a palce where we may conduct the said game. I agree with you that more than the fun, we may also gain a new skill. We'll also keep in mind to wear the right shoes so accidntas will be avoided. 12/16/2023 05:55:10 am
Ax throwing, an ancient sport, blends precision with thrill, requiring focus and technique. Beginners should prioritize safety, mastering proper grip and stance under supervision. Understanding distance and rotation is key to hitting the target. Embrace the challenge, but always follow safety guidelines. With practice, ax throwing can become a rewarding and exhilarating hobby for enthusiasts of all skill levels. Thanks! There's a ton of info to take in and understand. Leave a Reply. |
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