Brilliant axe throwing in Bristol! A corner of the Avon Valley  Farm has been reserved just for these outdoor activities. Go for axe throwing on its own or add in knife throwing for an extra slice of fun. This is a great venue for axe throwing. Located midway between Bristol & Bath off the A36 at Keynsham it's easy to get to from all over Bristol & the South West. There's lots going on here & this operator offers a range of activities that'll get you taking aim firing & lobbing all sorts of things! If you've never chucked an axe before (and we're assuming you haven't) there's actually quite a knack to it. It's all about how you pick up handle & release the axe along with your stance. The instructors will demonstrate the best throwing technique & then it's over to you to give it a go. Don't be surprised if your first couple of goes literally fall flat. It takes a bit of practice to get the axe nicely wedged into the wood. & when you hear that 'thud' of metal in wood... ...

Go big on the blades with this urban axe throwing experience! In the hidden depths of Hertfordshire lies an outdoor activity centre. Here you'll find a corner dedicated to throwing things at targets. This all means that you will be trying your hand at double headed axe Tomahawk & knife throwing. Axe throwing at this friendly family-run centre between Ware & Stevenage in Hertfordshire really caught our eye because of the variety of weaponry on offer. After all its not every day you get to hurl heavy axes & even knives at wooden blocks is it? Tomahawk axes are fairly small & light meaning they are a good choice for most people. It still takes a considerably amount of skill to be able to plant one square on in the wood with the satisfying thud but one thing's for sure it's great fun trying! Then there's the Swedish double headed throwing axe. Originally used in North America as forest axes these are specially modified versions that are perfectly weighted & sized for competi... ...

Tomahawks Mousehawks Perfect Points & more when you go axe throwing in Kent! This outdoor centre near Dartford is the venue for these fantastic experiences that'll get you lobbing axes & firing arrows too. Let's see if you'll be right on target. Just off the M25 & not far from the M20 & A2 you'll find this little corner of Kent dedicated to all things axe throwing with archery & crossbows offered too. You can go for a pure axe throwing experience or go for the archery and/or crossbow bolt-ons to give you a longer session. It's a small & friendly team in Dartford. All the gear you need is provided along with tuition to get you chucking axes & releasing arrows safely & with a good technique. Introductions & welcome done it's just a short walk down the path into the wood before coming to the clearing where the axe range is. You'll throw the axes into classic tree stump targets with roundels on. The distance you'll stand will vary moving further away as your confid... ...

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- it's axe throwing in Yorkshire time! If you've ever fancied throwing a tomahawk into a massive
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Axe throwing in Leicestershire
- learn to throw different types of axes with the possibility of adding in a session of air rifling
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Did you know you can go axe throwing near Calverton in north Nottingham? If you thought chucking hand axes into big chunks of wood was only for lumberjacks think again. This session held in the lovely Lime Woods will teach you how to hold & throw an axe. & once you've done it once you'll want to do it over & over again! Back in the day Native American Indians came up with the Tomahawk the sort of axe you'll be throwing. It was a heavy h&-held axe that was used both as a weapon & for every day tasks such as chopping cutting & hunting. Now whilst that all sounds a little bit Captain Caveman think about the Middle Ages. This is an age when brave warriors were armed with axes as primary weapons in fierce battles. & who knows axes could very well have been used in this corner of north Nottingham? The preferred method for lobbing the axes for your typical warrior was an overhand throw of said axe. That makes the axe rotate as it flies through the air to then land with a thud head side up into your target which might just happen to be the skull of your pesky enemy. Thankfully there's nothing gruesome about today's axe throwing sessions at this centre near Calverton. The team here has sorted some nice tree trunks as targets & the axes used are specifically manufactured to be used in the sport of axe throwing. The method of throwing the axe hasn't changed though! You will be throwing modern Tomahawk-style axes & you'll need to know how to pick them up & the stance to adopt. You'll learn all about the arm-swinging action to take to send your axe into the air heading deftly towards the target. You might be a bit nervous about it all at first but we have to say it's an amazing feeling to lob an swirling axe into the air. If you thought axes were only used for chopping up firewood & things like that these days we think you will love discovering the inner warrior in you as you learn all about axe throwing in north Nottingham. & for even more fun why not book onto the triple medley to add archery & laser clays into the mix? ...

Try axe throwing in Warwick at this fun-filled outdoor centre! Located in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside this shooting ground is home to a whole load of activities including chucking axes into huge chunks of wood
- & it's brilliant! These days not many of us regularly use axes for things like chopping firewood (we just turn the thermostat up a bit!) so handling an axe is quite a thing. They are naturally hefty tools so on this axe throwing session the Warwickshire team of instructors will start you off with lighter training axes. These all-metal h&-held trainer axes have multiple edges to them so in theory they are easier to get to stick in the wood. Having said that there's still quite a knack to throwing these light axes so your instructor will show you how to stand how to pick & hold the axe & then how to draw your arm up & release the axe. At the start of these axe throwing sessions in Warwick you'll be at about 3 metres from the targets. That allows y...
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What goes up must come down & you'll learn about that when you go abseiling in Aberfeldy! This outdoor adventure centre in Scotland is situated half way between Loch Lomond & Cairngorms national parks nestled alongside the River Tay. It's a great place to abseil with an abundance of crags & rock faces to tackle. You'll be spending two to three hours as part of a small group being taught the skill of abseiling. It's an essential part of being able to rock climb (which is a much-loved pastime in Scotland) & teaches you how to come down a rock face using ropes. A fair bit of equipment is needed for abseiling but this is all provided for you by this Scottish centre. You'll be wearing a helmet with a harness around your thighs & waist equipped with what's called a belay device which will be attached to the rope. This gadget means that you can feed the rope through smoothly as you descend using friction so you don't just whizz off into the abyss! & if you don't know your figure... ...